Which beach area in Latin America
We have 2 airline tickets to use and want to go to a beach destination.
We will be leaving from ATL and want a direct flight (Delta) since we will be stand by. Are looking for a nice, laid back place in a beachy area. Not too expensive. Will only be gone for 3 days. All suggestions welcomed! |
The possibilities are endless.
I'd pick Rio de Janeiro as my number 1 spot. Liberia Costa Rica is close to numerous cool, laid back, and very mellow beaches. Puerto Vallarta Mexico could be a good choice --- especially if you head out of town towards Manzanillo, though if you stay in town, you could find laid back beachy areas too (like Yelapa, etc.) Have fun! Mark www.tiogringo.com |
Cancun and surrounding area
Playa del Carmen Cozumel Isla Mujeres Puerto Vallarta (these are all in Mexico) |
Tio Gringo is referring to the area SE of PV, much of which is Costalegre.
www.costalegre.ca www.tomzap.com M (SMdA, Gto.) |
thanks
I love the idea of Rio, but the flight is too long for 3 days--plus the parture visa is pretty steep, I believe. How does one usually get to PV? Like I said, we are looking for a direct (short) flight from ATL. Suggestions for arrival into LIberia? which beach area? Want laid back, pretty beaches, a hotel with a pool (don't have to be directly on beach) Isla Mujeres looks great! Suggestions on where to stay? Wnat basic accomodaiotns (AC and a pool)) Thanls! |
I get to Puerto Vallarta by air, usually on Alaska Air or U.S. Airways (but there are other options). From Seattle sometimes there are non-stops othertime I have one transfer mid-way.
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On Expedia, Delta shows one non-stop, flight duration 3 hrs. 55 mins. to PV.
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