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| Judy and Maria's First Impression of Puerto Vallarta: From any location you can see the mountains surrounding the bay. Lush green mountains jutting to the sky and towering over the city. Long stretches of beach with the sound of the ocean over sand. Old World charm. The true sense of how Mexico used to be and still is. Breathtakingly beautiful -- so much so that we stood back and immersed ourselves in the environment and nature surrounding us. Magnificent sunrises and sunsets over the ocean and bay. So Exquisite .... So Beautiful ... So Natural ... So Relaxing . . . Puerto Vallarta will be engrained forever in our minds. Puerto Vallarta Travel |
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| Puerto Vallarta. Fall in love with Puerto Vallarta's Old World charm and dreamlike natural beauty. Lush tropical jungles surround this quaint colonial city with interesting architecture, cobblestone streets and white-washed buildings. Discover chic boutiques as you stroll along the Malecón, then check out the exploding art scene and sizzling nightlife. Sprawling golden beaches, Pacific blue waters and heart-stopping sunsets that reflect on majestic mountains complete this picture-perfect vacation spot. The beautiful city of Puerto Vallarta is located next to a bay, has a population of more than 300 thousand friendly residents and covers approximately 463 square miles. It has a modern infrastructure that somehow has managed to maintain the unique charm of the Old Mexico, a huge difference compared to other destinations -- one senses the feeling of Old World Mexico. Puerto Vallarta Travel |
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Puerto Vallarta represents
a step to a time when things were simple. Donkeys are still used for
carrying goods from door-to-door in many parts of this singular city.
Many of the crafts available are made by local Indians who have produced
their merchandise by the same methods for hundreds of years. The mild
waters of the bay are ideal for water sports such as scuba diving, water
skiing, jet ski, parasailing and banana boats. Puerto Vallarta
is a destination that offers the best
fishing in the world Yachts abound and can be chartered to catch marlin, sail fish, dorado, tuna and other species. The surrounding hills are the perfect location for horseback riding, strolling, touring, mountain bike riding and bird watching.Puerto Vallarta Travel |
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The fishing towns of Punta Mita, La Cruz de
Huanacaxtle, Bucerias, Mismaloya, Boca de Tomatian, and Yelape are located in
the northern area and offer visitors a true image of Puerto Vallarta - the way
it was and the way it is. These, together with San Sebastian, Mascota, and
Talpa with their Colonial-style architecture invite everyone to sense
another side of Puerto Vallarta. The beauty and charm of Puerto Vallarta gather at the historical church of Guadalupe. Located in the main plaza, its red brick tower is covered by a crown simulating the one worn by Empress Carlota de Mexico in the eighteenth century. Puerto Vallarta Travel |
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| Unlike Cancun, Ixtapa or Huatulco, Puerto Vallarta is somehow an accidental destination. In the early years it was not included in the tourist attractions of the country. Today, the primitive old charm has been substituted with a huge investment and a strong sense of competition. The world is becoming smaller and traveling to places that once were unavailable has changed. ;Puerto Vallarta today is compared to Bali, New Zealand and Ibiza. Note: The Malecón section of Puerto Vallarta reminded us so much of the San Antonio section of Ibiza (which we visited in July 2003). Puerto Vallarta still preserves its identity. The natural beauty of the bay and its deep waters (either warm or cooler depending on the time of the year) maintain a huge biodiversity. Lakes and birds can be viewed all year long while whales and dolphins play in the bay. There is fish to be cooked and grilled. The sail fish attracts international events and colorful fish can be seen under the surface of the bay. Puerto Vallarta Travel |
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Photography is king
in Puerto Vallarta.
Aerial cables are currently being replaced by underground cables - a delight for photographers and strollers who can enjoy the city architecture. The white walls are adorned with colorful flower pots. Although the streets have always been paved with cobble stone, the river stones are mixed with concrete to create a more even and durable surface. The hills and tropical forests welcomes motor biking, horseback riders and mountain bikers. While hiking along creeks and enjoying waterfalls, explorers learn to distinguish the flora. During the summer, in the evening, marine turtles lay their eggs in the sand. The Bay of Banderas is a true wonder and a strong attraction to visitors. The palm trees are tall and elegant and never sway too much in Puerto Vallarta despite the wind, the palm trees are rarely touched by the fury of hurricanes as the bay's geographical location protects them from storms that can be destructive to other tropical spots. As a whole, the climate is considered to be the best in the world, especially during the winter when the days are sunny and the nights are cool. |
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Resort Areas Nuevo Vallarta Marina Vallarta Hotel Zone Downtown Viejo Vallarta South Zone Mismaloya General Info Puerto VallartaPuerto Vallarta Travel |
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The
Malecón The Malecón is the mile-long oceanfront boardwalk that runs along the main downtown street. It begins near the first hotel built in Vallarta in the 1940s, the Hotel Rosita, and ends at an open-air theater called "Los Arcos" or The Arches. Along the Malecón visitors can be seen watching the surf from the many benches or taking pictures of the many famous sculptures. On the opposite side of the street many restaurants offer stunning views and are a popular place to watch the sun set over beautiful Banderas Bay. Puerto Vallarta Travel |
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The Market The Market on the banks of the Rio Cuale sells one-of-a-kind Mexican handicrafts, clothing, jewelry, food items and more.
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Nightlife Whether it's sunset margaritas at a quiet cliff side terrace, or pina coladas at a lively club. Puerto Vallarta's variety of bars is unsurpassed along the Mexican Riviera. When the sun goes down, the fun begins at nightclubs and discos that rival those of any cosmopolitan city. Puerto Vallarta Travel |
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Dining
When it comes to
dining, Puerto Vallarta does it "con gusto." Restaurants serve up an array of
international cuisine, including Mexican, Italian, French, Argentinean, Cajun, Japanese
and more. Choose from casual beach restaurants to romantic candlelit dinner houses.
Banderas Bay
The large natural bay is
the third largest in the
world, Banderas Bay stretches 13 miles by 47 miles
is considered
one of the deepest bays in the world with depths of up to two miles. The waters
of Bahia de Banderas are protected from the inclement weather of the open seas
because it faces west and is framed by the Sierra Madre mountain range.
Banderas Bay (Bay of Flags) is a horseshoe-shaped bay theorized to have been
formed by an ancient volcanic crater. It is the largest natural bay in Mexico and the second largest in North American - surpassed only by Canada’s Hudson
Bay.
With its deep, calm waters, Banderas Bay offers some of the best sport fishing
in the world. Humpback whales, dolphins, sea turtles and giant manta rays are
also inhabitants. At one time, great pearl banks were found, which caused much
greed among the early Spaniards who first settled on Banderas Bay.
Fabulous Beaches
Puerto Vallarta
offers over forty different beaches. From the long "walking" stretches in the
north to the secluded golden sand beaches of the South Zone, each has its own personality.
Puerto Vallarta is blessed with a seemingly endless
number of beautiful beaches. From wide open soft white sand beaches to small,
rock surrounded coves. The most popular beach by far is Los Muertos, located
just south of the Rio Cuale, in Old Town. Weekends on
this beach are incredible. The northern beaches, on the road to Punta de Mita,
are full of beach side restaurants featuring fresh seafood of all kinds. This
area also offers some great surfing with the right swell. These beaches are
generally less crowded than the city beaches and make for a great side trip for
a day of relaxing and munching. The southern beaches are also very beautiful
and usually much less crowded.
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| lAS aNIMAS bEACH | Enjoy a beautiful combination of blue waters, white sandy beach and tropical vegetation. The quiet atmosphere of Las Animas Beach invites you to relax under the sun and to enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the home-style restaurants located on the beach. |
| Quimixto beach | This small fishing village offers its visitors horseback riding, and/or hiking up to Quimixto waterfalls with its natural fresh and lush vegetation in this tropical paradise. |
| Yelapa Beach | Located on the South end of Banderas Bay, Yelapa is also a fishing village surrounded by the Sierra Madre Mountains and the clear ocean. Horses are available for a ride up the mountain to the waterfall. On the beach there are restaurants where you can enjoy a drink and a delicious lunch. |
| Los Arcos | The underwater national marine park at Los Arcos is the best place for scuba divers and snorkeling lovers to get a glimpse of the amazing world beneath the surface of the Bay of Banderas. The unique natural arches and caves are a must for everyone who comes to Puerto Vallarta. |
| marietas islands | Located just offshore, the Marietas islands are a favorite for snorkeling and diving. Fascinating underwater vistas include a cave with an air pocket 40' beneath the water. There is also abundant tropical fish including giant mantas and the humpback whales that breed here between December and May. |
| Los Muertos Beach | Located closer to town, Los Muertos beach offers beach-goers a nice beachfront dotted with outdoor cafés serving cold beers, margaritas and snacks. The pier is a great spot to watch the fishermen reel'em in. In the evening, this location is also perfect for gazing at Puerto Vallarta's sunset while small boats return from a day at sea. |
| Punta de Mita | Starting at the northern tip, the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez meet the water of Banderas bay to form the spectacularly beautiful Punta de Mita beach. |
| El Anciote | For surfers, this is the locals' favorite spot for consistent waves. There is also a white sand beachfront down the coast known as the "Restaurant Row" of the north shore. Anciote also offers a good place to anchor dinghies and boats. |
Golf
The Marina Vallarta Golf Club is a Par 71, 18-hole championship
course designed by renowned course architect, Joe Fingers. Its magnificent views
of Banderas Bay, abundant wildlife, and natural obstacles (such as waterfalls,
palms and natural lagoons) have made it increasingly popular in the last few
years. It has twice been the site of the Governor's Cup Pro/Am Tournament, as
well as other important golfing events. The facilities include a driving range,
putting green, golf lessons, golf shop and full-service clubhouse. The golf
course is part of the luxurious Marina Vallarta hotel and condominium complex,
and is only a short walk from such hotels as the Westin Regina, Melia Puerto
Vallarta, Marriott Casa Magna, and Velas Vallarta Grand Suite.
The Flamingos Golf Club offers a Par 72 championship course designed by Percy Clifford. Located in the north part of the bay, about eight miles north of the airport, this picturesque course offers a wide array of facilities, including a driving range, putting green, snack bar, golf lessons and tennis courts. Visitors will also find a handsome stucco clubhouse, and a pro-shop overlooking rolling hills that fade toward the ocean. Reservations for tee times are not accepted, they are on a first come-first serve system
Fishing
Puerto Vallarta Travel
The waters off Puerto Vallarta, especially the San Blas area offer some of the best deep-sea game fishing to be found anywhere, with Marlin, Sailfish, Dorado (Mahi-mahi), Tuna, and a variety of other game fish in abundance. Fresh water fishing in the local mountains is also available for the true sportsman. Fishing boats can be hired from most of the popular beaches. Fishing trips are common for many tourists, so be prepared for the ultimate fishing experience in Puerto Vallarta.
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Whale WatchingPuerto Vallarta Travel
From December through April, experience the thrill of whales up close in the bay. Puerto Vallarta whale watching is fabulous. This is especially so during the winter months as the great humpback and gray whales migrate down the coast to have their calves in the warmer and protected waters of Banderas Bay. Whale watching tours can be arranged through any activity center or hotel.
Humpback whales normally winter in this area for the birthing of their calves and to mate. Sightings are numerous and we were not disappointed as we were able to view these wonderful giants up close.
Watersports Puerto Vallarta Travel
On the 25 miles of Pacific beaches, enjoy popular water sports including water-skiing, windsurfing, sailing, scuba diving, snorkeling, catamaran and yacht excursions and more!
Climate Puerto Vallarta Travel
The hills of the Sierra Madre nurse the Down Town zone, limiting growth, and providing lush jungle and wildlife scenes from any point in town. The Banderas Bay expansion - the second largest bay in the hemisphere - offers spectacular views of the coast and calm beaches. The bay is clean, and excellent for scuba diving and fishing. The town itself is divided by the Rio Cuale. Puerto Vallarta is one of the few places on Earth that can boast an "ideal" climate. It is temperate, but with sub-tropical vegetation, and the Bay offers shelter from harsh Pacific winds and hard weather. Puerto Vallarta enjoys 345 days of sunshine each year, with average daytime temperatures reaching into the high 80's. At night, the onshore breeze from the Bay descends, bringing cool air and cool night temperatures that make for pleasant sleeping conditions. Puerto Vallarta also has one of the least intrusive rainy seasons found this far south. From mid-June to about the beginning of October, there is rain almost daily. However, the rain doesn't usually start until late in the afternoon (4 or 5 o'clock) and this leaves most of the day clear for activities. The summer months are hot and humid, but are still livable and many retirees and long-term visitors do live here year-round.
Gambling Puerto Vallarta Travel
There is no legalized casino gambling in Mexico.
Dress Puerto Vallarta Travel
Light, casual dress is appropriate for nearly all occasions in Mexico. Long pants and a casual shirt are generally worn by men at the more up-scale restaurants and clubs at night; women wear informal dresses and skirts. However, Mexico has some particular customs regarding appropriate dress for certain situations: bathing suits (particularly for women) should not be worn away from the beach or resort areas; shorts should never be worn when entering a church; flashy or suggestive clothing is inappropriate in smaller resorts and inland cities.
Time Zone
Central Standard Time year-round -- 1 hour difference from Eastern Standard Time.
Tipping
Mexico generally follows the 15% tipping rule, and a 15% sales tax will be charged on most items.
Temperature
Puerto Vallarta enjoys a warm tropical climate all year round, the rainy season is late June through September (afternoon showers). January through April - high 86°F, low 63°F; May through Dec. - high 92°F, low 70°F.
Traveling with Children
Minors traveling with only one parent or adults other than their parents must have a notarized letter from the absent parent(s) authorizing them to be taken out of the country. If the parent is deceased, a copy of the death certificate will be required for check in at the airport.
Puerto
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Sightseeing -- so much to do and see!
Whale watching Puerto Vallarta Travel
There is no better time for nature and adventure lovers to visit the Bay of Banderas than the winter months when humpback whales make their annual migration from Alaska! To see such a magnificent creature in the wild is truly a rare experience! Vallarta Adventure offers 4 very different whale watching tours. Whichever you choose, each will be accompanied by a professional guide, offering a detailed insight into the world of whales.
1. Whales, Wild Dolphins and Snorkeling Tour
Top of the line catamarans act as a splendid viewing platform or whale watching. This multi-activity day to the famous Marietas Islands, combines the exhilaration of whale watching with a fun-filled day at sea.
2. Whale watching and Las Caletas.
This tour gives you an opportunity to combine both the thrill of whale watching with an afternoon at the exclusive, beachside sanctuary of Las Caletas. After whale watching in the morning, take time to relax, swim, snorkel, kayak or indulge yourself at the spa.
3. Sailing with Whales
An unequalled way to discover the thrill of sailing with the added excitement of whale watching! Raise the sails, turn off the engine and sail alongside the humpback whales with a cocktail in hand! The perfect way to whale watch while enjoying an exhilarating day at sea! Truly a memorable experience for the nautical nature lover!
4. Whale Photo Safari Puerto Vallarta Travel
A variety of different species of whales are known to migrate to the warm waters of Banderas Bay each winter, but the largest and most famous of these is the magnificent Humpback whale. Led by professional guides experienced in marine mammalian behavior and protection, is designed to offer travelers a closer look at the world in which these magnificent creatures live. It is an unforgettable experience and an unparalled opportunity to photograph these impressive mammals in their natural environment. The tour is designed to provide a greater understanding of whale behaviors.
Canopy Adventure Puerto Vallarta Travel
Zip through the treetops. Sail from tree-to-tree 60 feet above the floor of a dense tropical forest for a thrill ride you will not soon forget!
Sierra Madre Expedition
This expedition is for the more adventurous explorers - a unique opportunity to experience the real Mexican wilderness.
Dolphin Adventure
At Dolphin Adventure, the principal goal is to promote a better understanding of dolphins and their intricate underwater world. Both the "Swim with the Dolphins" and "Dolphin Encounter" programs have been developed for that purpose, enabling you to select the program that best meets your interest and comfort level. Sea Lions Coming Soon! The newest additions to the Vallarta Adventure family! These loveable rascals are mischievous and fun! Choose from 3 interactive programs:
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Yelapa and Majahuitas
A fun day's cruise to discover two of the most beautiful coves in the Bay of Banderas.
Rhythms of the Night
Rhythms of the Night is an amazing journey that transports you to a spiritual land untouched by time. Imaging this setting -- flickering torches; swaying palms; water gently lapping the shores; a mystical pyramid surrounded by tropical jungle -- all under a star-studded sky. This mesmerizing experience will captivate your heart and leave you spellbound.
Las Caletas Puerto Vallarta Travel
A privileged few have the opportunity to enjoy a day at magical Las Caletas, a private beachfront hideaway, set in a sheltered cove.
The Secret World of the Huichol Indians
This is a unique experience for more adventurous travelers looking to venture away from modern civilization. You will be among the privileged few to witness one of the last remaining indigenous cultures in the world -- the Huichol Indians who are believed to be direct descendants of the Aztecs. The Huichols are a very proud and private civilization, clinging tenaciously to their lifestyle, language and customs.
Tequila and Guadalajara
This full-day excursion offers a veritable celebration of authentic Mexico. It starts with a visit to the birthplace of Tequila -- Mexico's national spirit - and continues on with a tour of the country's second largest and most historical city -- Guadalajara.
Scuba Diving
Located along the shores of Banderas Bay, Puerto Vallarta and its surrounding environs enjoy warm, clear waters, fantastic weather, and an abundance of diverse sea life -- making it among the world's top dive destinations. This region prides itself on having perfect conditions and a wealth of unique diving opportunities for both experienced and beginner divers. Divers can view countless varieties of brightly colored fish, spectacular sponge formations and vibrant sea corals. The abundance and variety of sea life in Puerto Vallarta is why experienced divers choose to return, time and time again.
Colonial Treasures -- San Sebastian
Journey to the village that time forgot -- a unique opportunity to venture to one of the most remote reaches of the Sierra Madre Mountains by air.
A Journey through Mexico
The villages of Talpa and Mascota. Leave the bustle of Puerto Vallarta and venture back to time to old-world Mexico.
Sailing
The sailing charters are designed for the more discerning travelers. They offer the thrill of sailing, in a more exclusive atmosphere -- small groups, personal service and an unrivaled way to experience whale watching in the Banderas Bay.
Air Adventures
At Vallarta Adventure, flight safety and top quality standards are the foremost priority. Pride is taken in selection of air adventures designed for travelers wanting to discover the more remote reaches of Vallarta, while providing complete assurance of a safe, comfortable journey.
Horseback Riding
Rivers, Waterfalls, Jungle Plantations and Mountains. Daily horseback rides. Bilingual guide, 3 hours on horseback, continental breakfast, Mexican lunch with homemade tortillas!
Judy and Maria's Puerto Vallarta travel Trip Summation
In our opinion, Puerto Vallarta has the best of everything wrapped up in one destination! Puerto Vallarta is a value added, affordable destination that offers tourists a large variety of resorts, Puerto Vallarta was voted one of the top ten cities for friendliness and safety. Puerto Vallarta is the real Mexico offering its visitors history and culture of years gone by. Several of our fondest memories of Puerto Vallarta are:
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Strolling the Malecón and viewing the exquisite sculptures strategically placed along the boardwalk. The magnificence of the sights and sounds of this historic city and the beauty of the majestic mountains towering over it offers tourists a memorable experience. Shopping is wonderful --- from stylish art galleries and shops to strolling through the Mexican markets purchasing handmade crafts. Along the Malecón dining options abound, offering visitors dining options for every taste and budget! Everything from upscale Martini Bars with six course meals to tacos, burgers and pizza. One must include a dinner or just a drink at the Cafe des ARTISTES Bistro Gourmet located at Guadalupe Sanchez 740, Central Puerto Vallarta www.cafedesartistes.com -- the most extraordinary meal set in luxurious surroundings and the very best Green Apple Martini on the planet. You will really appreciate your visit to Cafe des Artistes Bistro Gourmet. |
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A great stop along the Malecón is the Cuban Restaurant La B Del M. Guests can write their names on the walls and ceiling. We wrote www.jmtravel.com on the top of the stairs on the ceiling! One can't miss it. Diners can order a Cuban Paella for two or a Cubano sandwich while sipping a Cuban drink called "Mohito" which is made with fresh crushed mint, sugar, limes, vodka and soda water -- so incredibly good. Many famous guests have visited this restaurant -- Naomi Campbell, Ernest Hemingway and more. Photos are on the walls. Live music is played in the evening we thought that Restaurant La B Del M was so much fun!. The Malecón has it all -- history ... local culture, dining and sightseeing -- it reminded us of our travel to Ibiza in the Balearic Islands. |
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The Marina Vallarta district offers visitors the most magnificent views of the sea along with the ability to view yachts of all sizes and local fishermen arriving with their bounty from the sea. Shopping abounds -- from craft markets to art galleries. Seafood restaurants with the fresh catch of the day . . . cafes . . . and clubs. During your vacation in Puerto Vallarta schedule a stop at the world class Marina Vallarta. Note: Golfers can enjoy the championship golf course located here. Our host hotel, the Riu Jalisco was located in Nuevo Vallarta -- located north of the airport and offers vacationers miles of beaches. Nuevo Vallarta is beautiful and reminded us of Playacar in the Mexican Riviera. Many of the newer hotels are built in Nuevo Vallarta including the Riu Jalisco, Club and Grand Marival and the very Grand Velas all-suite resort. Nuevo Vallarta has miles of beach perfect for walking, a variety of restaurants, excellent hotels and shopping. |
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The Hotel Zone
of Puerto Vallarta
is the perfect location for those visitors who elect to be in the heart of Puerto Vallarta and within
walking distance to restaurants, shopping, beaches and activities. The Hotel Zone is
located between the marina and downtown. If you choose to be located within
walking distance to shopping, restaurants and tourist attractions, the Hotel Zone
in Puerto Vallarta
is the perfect vacation selection. The South Zone Mismaloya is a very secluded area featuring private coves and beaches with lush, green, verdant tropical mountains towering over the sea. One can view magnificent hillside villas built high on cliffs. One can just envy the villa's inhabitants because they have daily views of the most breathtaking sunrise and sunsets in Vallarta. |
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| We recall standing on a sixth floor balcony at Dreams Puerto Vallarta at sunset and just staring up at the mountains and trying to mentally absorb the astounding beauty that nature has provided its people -- we both had chills! You must experience Mismaloya yourself to understand what we are describing. In our opinion, two excellent hotels located in Mismaloya are the Dreams Puerto Vallarta and Barcelo La Jolla de Mismayola (the Jewel of Mismaloya). Note: the film "Night of the Iguana" starring Elizabeth Taylor was filmed at La Jolla Mismaloya and guests can dine on the cliffs at the restaurant called "Night of the Iguana." If your perfect vacation choice is that of privacy and seclusion, along with breathtaking beauty, the South Zone Mismaloya is the perfect choice. |  |
In closing, we fell in love with Puerto Vallarta. Friends and acquaintances have often told us of the beauty and charm that Puerto Vallarta had to offer. One has to experience Puerto Vallarta to fully understand. Puerto Vallarta is an exciting vacation destination offering guests so many vacation options all wrapped up into one destination!
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