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Old Vallarta

Rising abruptly from the sea are the hilly cobblestoned streets of El Centro (Downtown), lined with white-washed homes and shops. South of the Río Cuale, the Zona Romántica (Romantic Zone, or Col. E. Zapata) has PV's highest density of restaurants and shops.

At a Glance

 

  • Playa los Muertos

    On PV's most happening beach, families sunbathe and vendors hawk all manner of goods.

  • Playa Olas Altas

    At this beach, slight waves near the Río Cuale attract body surfers and boogie boarders.

  • La Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe

    This church has a belltower topped with a distinctive crown.

  • Malecón

    At this seaside walkway, guys check out gals and cruise-ship passengers stretch their legs.

  • Museo Arqueológico

    Exhibits contain pre-Columbian figures and Indian artifacts. Labels are in English and Spanish.

LOCATION RATINGS

  • Sightseeing ****
  • Nightlife ****
  • Dining ****
  • Lodging ***
  • Shopping ****

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