This destination has it all. In addition to a warm, welcoming atmosphere, this location appeals to all types of travelers. There are several unique shops and restaurants for those who enjoy trips into local towns and cities; waters lovers can get their fix of snorkeling and surfing, and anyone looking for a wellness retreat will find many …
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This bridge over the River Cuale leads to a neighborhood that was once an escape for Hollywood’s elite. Puerto Vallarta’s modern history can be traced back to the 19th century. Its historic district encompasses areas like Old Vallarta and the Romantic Zone. The area known as “Gringo Gulch” lies precisely here, atop a ravine-sided cliff …
The most important tourist area in the Riviera Nayarit is Banderas Bay (Bahia de Banderas), the largest natural bay in Mexico, with 68 km of coastline extending from north of Puerto Vallarta. Enjoying Banderas Bay is one of the top things to do in the Riviera Nayarit. The beach has a gentle slope and great sand for walking. Young kids …
Riviera Nayarit have beautiful beaches, the area has mountains that offer a fine opportunity for day-trips. The term “canopy tours” refers to adventures that take visitors high up to the treetop level in the rainforest, where they can take a thrilling ride along a zipline. Vallarta Adventures offers a tour to a Canopy Adventure Park …
Los Arcos de Mismaloya are the perfect site to enjoy the beautiful blue-green-colored sea through snorkeling, as well as other activities like sailing the perimeter of the place on kayak or yacht. Declared Zone of Refuge for the Protection of Marine Life in 1975 by the then Secretary of Industry and Commerce, Los Arcos de …
The Riviera Nayarit is a great place to see sea mammals. Kayakers in Banderas Bay often see dolphins, and from November to April visitors can also take whale-watching tours. Each year hundreds of humpback whales visit Banderas Bay as part of their migration between Alaska and Hawaii. There are a number of whale-watching trips to …
Banderas Bay is home to several nesting areas for sea turtles. Four protected species nest along the coast of Nayarit, including leatherback turtles and Olive Ridley turtles, whose nesting season continues from June to November. Hatchlings often take place right outside the resorts on Banderas Bay. Visitors walking along the beach may notice a fenced …
What is it? The Marieta Islands are a national marine park with fascinating caves and wildlife. Why go? The islands are a great place to go snorkeling, but most people come to see the Hidden Beach, a beach engulfed by a cave, which can only be accessed by swimming or kayaking through a tunnel. The marine park …
Playa Los Muertos is one of those vibrant beaches that are just infectious. The sounds of children laughing, the aromas of tasty grilled snacks and the sound of music fills the air. With its wide sandy beach and sparkling water. Los Muertos happens to be one of the most popular beaches in Puerto Vallarta. There is …
Los Muertos Beach Puerto Vallarta has long been recognized as one of the most gay-friendly resort towns in Latin America. There are activities for all tastes: great nightlife and cultural attractions, excellent outdoor adventure and organized tours, as well as a restaurants and accommodations. Some of the activities and establishments here are geared specifically to …
