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say that paradise is a state of mind. When all of the ingredients
are of the highest quality, it can also be a place. Puerto Vallarta
Mexico qualifies for this high distinction. Our friends tell us so.
When folks from Vancouver complain of 60 straight days of cloudy weather
and rain, and travelers from Phoenix talk of plus 100 ºF heat (38
ºC), and East-coasters dig their way out of snow banks, we hear their
message, as planes land with visitors looking for sun and relaxation. |
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Unique to Mexico, and perhaps the world, is the Bay of Banderas, where
resorts and hotels (all-inclusive and european plan) light up the
sky. Immediately upon arrival, you will be amazed at the array of
choices from golf, whale watching, and ecotourism. Vallarta is the
choice of many, for weddings, for that long overdue vacation, or for
a long-to-be- remembered honeymoon. Adventure is at your doorstep,
in town or to the north or south. Sayulita may not have waves equal
to Hawaii, but it nevertheless attracts surf aficionados from all
points. Organized tours are available, or you may want to rent a jeep
and explore for yourself. You'll quickly realize that our definition
of paradise can be yours as well. |
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Puerto Vallarta offers amenities and attractions not readily available
in any other part of Mexico and perhaps not in the world. Weather
hovers in the mid 80's (30ºC) for much of "high season," giving way
to rainy summer season from late June to early October. Some folks
even prefer those months, delighting in the electrical storms that
produce an orchestra of lightning that dances throughout the sky.
Then, it's back to those glorious sunsets that attract "visitantes"
to every rooftop across the town. As the sun sinks, everyone waits
to see if the proverbial "green flash" will be visible. For those
content to walk established paths, there is hiking, sport fishing,
golf, whalewatching, ATV, jungle tours and restaurants galore. |
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Vallarta offers a selection of European-styled hotels. Comparable
to the "Zona Hotelera" of Cancun, but it's much closer to a true Mexican
experience, you can also find luxurious villas or condos if you enjoy
a bit of personalized pampering vacation rentals or if you are addicted
to Vallarta, you can even consider our real estate options. In fact,
the town of Puerto Vallarta is brim full of the complete Mexican experience.
Taco stands and an order of quesadillas is but the first step. In
the past visitors would lodge down in a central hotel and do their
sightseeing from there. That changed with the opening of the "Romantic
Zone" on the south side. Olas Altas and Basillo Badillo now offer
world class restaurants & the pier offers panga rides to Animas, Yelapa
and Quimixto. Don't forget to use our interactive map of Puerto Vallarta
Mexico to find streets, hotels and more. |
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rich and famous find their way to their homes along Amapas, Gringo
Gulch and Conchas Chinas, but the beach belongs to everyone. Vendors
weave in and out with their offerings of silver and home grown materials.
The streets and byways of Puerto Vallarta Mexico are a buzz with a
people that are proud of their heritage and culture. They warmly welcome
tourists and especially when they practice their Spanish. Bring some
suntan lotion, kick back, and let centuries of tradition come to your
doorstep. |
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