Puerto Vallarta
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Puerto Vallarta - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
If you have visited Puerto Vallarta before, maybe you remember that its malecón used to have cars between the boardwalk and the shops and nightclubs...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesYou can walk or ride a bike to long, lovely Playa Borrego, 1 km (½ mile) south of town. Rent a surfboard at Stoners' or Mar y Sol restaurant...Read More
This is the first beach to be awarded the prestigious Blue Flag certification, a program run by the Foundation for Environmental Education....Read More
Even though it's not a typical excursion for tourists, the Alta Vista petroglyphs offer an interesting and different day in the outdoors. Discovered...Read More
Pre-Columbian figures and Indian artifacts are on display at the Archaeological Museum. There's a general explanation of Western Pacific cultures...Read More
On the large plaza, the Basilica de Talpa is the main show in town. The twin-spire limestone temple is Gothic with neoclassic elements. After...Read More
A couple of miles north of La Peñita, a dusty road leads to this long, secluded sandy beach with excellent swimming. The rutted dirt road from...Read More
You're welcome any time at the Casa Museo de Doña Conchita. The aged but affable lady loves to show visitors photos of her venerable family...Read More
The countryside just outside town is ideal for hikes and drives. From Mascota's plaza you can walk up Calle Morelos out of town to Cerro de...Read More
For a bird's-eye view of the town and coast, hike or drive up Calle Juárez, the main drag, to Cerro de San Basilio. Contaduría. Cannons protect...Read More
Some 30 km (19 miles) north of Rincón de Guayabitos, Chacala is another 9 km (5 miles) from the highway through exuberant vegetation. You can...Read More
The Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe is dedicated to the patron saint of Mexico and of Puerto Vallarta. The holy mother's image, by Ignacio Ramírez...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesCannons protect the ruined Contaduría, built during colonial times when San Blas was New Spain's first official port. ...Read More
A classic in the region's beach scene and favorite of locals, this beach stretches a few miles north of Piedra Blanca headland. It's a wide...Read More
The most accessible beach at Punta de Mita and considered to be surf central is El Anclote, whose name means "the big anchorage." Just a few...Read More
Continuing down the road from the Contaduría brings you to El Templo de la Virgen del Rosario. Note the new floor in the otherwise ruined structure...Read More
You know how in New York they reserved a huge piece of much-coveted land for Central Park? Well, something like that happened in Puerto Vallarta...Read More
Officially known as Nuevo Vallarta Norte, Flamingos, as called by locals, is the only beach in the Riviera Nayarit holding the coveted international...Read More
The spa at Nuevo Vallarta's most elegant all-inclusive resort has dramatic architectural lines and plenty of marble, stone, teak, and tile....Read More
Grupo Ecológico de la Costa Verde. In San Pancho, Grupo Ecológico de la Costa Verde works to save the olive ridley, leatherback, and eastern...Read More
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