La Cruz de Huanacaxtle is a small fishing village nestled toward the north end of Banderas Bay in the free state of Nayarit. With a resident population of around 2000, La Cruz received its name after the town cross, made of huanacaxtle wood, that sits at the village entrance. …
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Independence day is one of the most popular dates in the Mexican calendar year. Celebrated each year on the 16th of September, Mexicans, or anyone with an affinity for all things Mexican, observe independence day with family gatherings, fireworks, parties, food, dance, and music. Not to be confused with Cinco…
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If you are a golf enthusiast, Puerto Vallarta is one of the sports premium destinations in Mexico. With over ten outstanding courses to choose from, playing a round or two should be high on your list of things to do when visiting Banderas Bay. Puerto Vallarta golf has several championship…
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Experience The Adrenaline Rush Of Puerto Vallarta Zip Line If you are looking for things to do in Puerto Vallarta, then zip lining may be for you. The fast-paced adrenaline pursuit is a thrilling yet safe activity that involves riding a steel cable between two points, usually above or through…
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Puerto Vallarta is a paradise on the shores of Mexico’s stunning Pacific coastline. Situated in the heart of the Bay of Banderas, the city is surrounded by a panoramic spectacle of mountainous jungle and a seascape of a vast ocean in colors of aquamarine and vibrant blue. Living beneath those…
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Puerto Vallarta is a global travel destination boasting sunny weather, sandy beaches, restaurants, bars, and an array of activities suitable for all interests, ages, and fitness levels. Many travel agents suggest the ideal time to visit Puerto Vallarta is from November to June when the weather is dry and not…
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Over the past few years, Puerto Vallarta has become a mecca for golfing enthusiasts. With several top-rated courses and resorts, for many tourists, packing their golf clubs has become an essential luggage item when visiting Mexico. Several world-renowned stars of the sport, including Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman, Tom Weiskopf, and…
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The Puerto Vallarta Botanical Garden is a stunning nature reserve 24 kilometers (15 miles) south of Vallarta on Highway 200 (Highway Puerto Vallarta to Barra de Navidad). The gardens are one of the top visitor attractions in Mexico and were recently voted fourth out of the ten best botanical gardens…
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The Isla del Rio Cuale is an enchanting island oasis in Puerto Vallarta that lies at the mouth of the Cuale River as it flows into the Pacific Ocean. Formed in 1926 after a hurricane caused the river to branch into two arms, the Isla Cuale is a place of…
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Puerto Vallarta is famed for its world-class cuisine and incredible fine dining. And with few rivals in Mexico, visitors and full-time residents are spoilt for choice. With an estimated 500-900 eateries to choose from, it would be easy to dine out in a different restaurant every day for a year…
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Getting married has always been a time for celebration. For the bride, in particular, looking their best and being surrounded by loved ones as they walk down the aisle is a dream come true. Preparations for the big day can take months or even years for plans to come to…
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Puerto Vallarta has become one of the most popular places for a spring break vacation. With an unrivaled array of activities, perfect weather, and incredible beaches, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you are visiting from within Mexico or further afield, the city has world-class infrastructure and a…
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Leasing a condo in Puerto Vallarta has never been simpler, with many new-builds and existing apartments in ready-to-move-in condition. Whether renting for a short-term vacation or a long-term lease for six to twelve months, the most difficult decision will be the location and type of apartment. Knowing a little about…
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There is no better time to visit Puerto Vallarta than springtime. The area is thronging, with visitors enjoying perfect weather, world-renowned cuisine, and Mexican hospitality. As you look around the city, flora such as Buganvilla, Jacarandas, and Primavera explode into a riot of color and spectacular fluorescence. And it is…
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Originally named Las Peñas de Santa María de Guadalupe, later shortened to Puerto Las Peñas, the city now known as Puerto Vallarta had its final name change On May 31st, 1918. The name Puerto Vallarta was given in memory of the illustrious lawyer and Governor of Jalisco, Don Ignacio L….
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