Private Tour Guide Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco. I am Azael Saldana, Your Private tour Guide
Private Tour Guide Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco
I am a young tour guide located and borne in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. With all the requirements as a federal tour guide Certified by the Secretary of Tourism of Mexico under NOM-8. I am part of a team of certified tour guides that can take you at different destinations with departure from Puerto Vallarta. We are a group of friendly and knowledgeable in all information and culture of Mexico for your enjoyment. I can take you to any points of interest locally or farther popular destinations like cities of: Tequila, Guadalajara, San Blas, Sayulita, San Pancho, Rincon de Guayabitos, Tuhuamixtle, El Nogalito Eco-Park and others. You will travel in modern air conditioned mini van. You can find descriptions and videos right here on this site or on the YouTube channel https://youtube.com/promovision/videos
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Lo de Marcos is a very small but charming town with 1km of sand and food outlets on the beach with a natural beauty and abundant vegetation, all bathed by a calm sea that allows even fishing from the shore. Lo de Marcos in Riviera Nayarit, Mexico is approximately 32 miles (52km) from Puerto Vallarta airport. Known as a true Mexican town, Lo de Marcos has many fine sandy beaches ideal for swimming, surfing, snorkeling, and enjoying exceptional Pacific Ocean sunsets.
“It is a small paradise on Earth,” expresses one of the inhabitants of this corner of the Riviera Nayarit. Here, resort hotels and villas of the purest Mexican style will welcome you with open arms.
Lo de Marcos Mexico is a town with a remodeled gazebo in the downtown plus many small businesses and exceptional restaurants that serve up delicious homemade Mexican food and friendly service.
The beaches are extremely calm; when the waves break you can even see the fish,” shares a woman who for years has visited the area. For her, this is a tranquil refuge. Bungalows, villas, comfortable hotel rooms and a well-equipped RV park are the lodging options available at this inviting retreat on the Mexican Pacific coastline.
If you are looking for more luxurious resort accommodations, then book your holiday at the new One and Only Mandarina, just 6km from town.
Its beaches are surrounded by green hills and whimsical rocks that contrast beautifully with the intense blue sky and warm Pacific waters. Playa Lo de Marcos is one of Nayarit’s Top Beaches for Socially Distanced Vacations.
This idyllic scene is completed by visitors that carry out various activities such as beach volleyball, jet-skiing, jumping in the calm waves with children, or even fishing off the shore.
Savor some grilled fish in one of the thatched-roof huts found along the beaches here. Walk along the peaceful streets and enjoy the delights of the sea and sand, in an ambiance of complete tranquility.
In Lo de Marcos, in addition to the traditional accommodation options, there is a wide range of Trailer Parks, which gives a peculiar touch to the urban movement and coexistence of visitors. It is very popular for winter vacationers with their recreational vehicles. The are very well equipped parks to accommodate them. Come discover Lo de Macos Nayarit. You can book your private tour guide to Lo de Marcos, follow the link on this site.
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Buying Property In Mexico: Step-By-Step Guide For Foreigners
The Property Purchase Process In Mexico
This is my 30th year in Mexico, and I’ve never seen real estate action like I’m seeing now.
And the number of people who’ve chosen to live or buy property in Mexico is unprecedented in my experience. I don’t know if it’s due to the pandemic, politics, or just an idea that’s catching on… but more people are taking action than ever before.
With so many people buying in Mexico, it’s time to take an updated look at some of the quirks and pitfalls of buying here.
Mexico is very familiar, compared to most foreign markets… and that can be a problem. That familiar feel can lull us into believing that we have the processes and protections that we enjoy in our home countries. And that’s not true.
I’ll divide this discussion into two parts. First, we’ll look at a few general areas to be aware of before buying in Mexico. Then we’ll look at the buying process, along with an idea of the costs involved.
Being Aware Of These Issues when buying in Mexico
Here are a few things you should know about buying in Mexico… ways in which Mexico is different from what you might expect.
1. Prime, Oceanfront Ejido Land… Why It’s Mexico’s Best Bargain
Without the issue of ejido land (pronounced eh-HEE-doh) there wouldn’t be anything exciting to talk about when it comes to buying Mexican real estate.
Ejido land is the source of almost all the stories you’ve heard about confiscation of property from foreigners in Mexico. Ejido land can be a terrific bargain, because after buying it, it’s not really yours.
Ejido land is communal agricultural land, which was granted to a community… often an indigenous community. Much of this land, while not worth that much at the time, is now prime, sought-after beachfront property.
In order to buy some of it, you would need the approval of 100% of the community members, separation of your parcel from the ejido, and conversion of that parcel to a freehold title. (And that’s over-simplified… simply identifying the community members and their descendants who should have a vote can be hard.)
Converting ejido land to private ownership is a complicated and difficult process… which is why so many have ignored doing it legally, resorting instead to bribing officials, falsifying records, or just hoping no one will say anything down the road.
There are, however, reputable legal firms in Mexico who specialize in converting ejido land into land that can be sold via a freehold title. If you feel you’ve got an irresistible opportunity to buy legally converted ejido land, I’d still personally recommend the following:
Verify that the property is recorded in the property registry as a freehold title before your purchase (don’t convert it concurrently with your purchase).
Have an independent, third-party attorney review the title’s history and assess the legality of the ejido land’s conversion to freehold title.
Purchase title insurance to guard against future legal claims, which may be valid or frivolous.
I personally think it’s best to avoid ejido land altogether.
2. No Restrictions On Foreign Ownership… Almost
Generally speaking, there are no restrictions on the ownership of residential property in Mexico, and you can hold the title in your own name. You can choose to hold it in a trust—for asset protection or estate planning purposes—but it’s not required.
If the property is near the coast or an international border however, special rules will apply. See the following paragraph.
3. Special Rules Apply When Buying Near The Coast Or Land Border
Mexico has a restricted zone—called the Zona Restringida—that occupies a band within 50 kilometers (31 miles) of the coast or 100 kilometers of an international land border. Since the early 20th century, non-citizens have not been able to hold property in their own name within this zone.
But in order to encourage foreign investment, the government created a workaround in 1973, formalized in its current version in 1993. In short, it authorized the use of a trust to purchase property within the restricted-zone. This trust is called a fideicomiso (fee-dey-com-EES-oh) and it’s similar to a Land Trust in the United States.
In U.S. trust parlance, you (the property buyer) are the Grantor of the trust, and also the Beneficiary… so you fully control the purchase, sale, and management of the property. A bank of your choosing acts as the Trustee.
At first, I resisted the idea of having to use a fideicomiso. I actually toyed with the idea of creating a corporation—with all its overhead and reporting requirements—just to get around it. But that was counterproductive.
Instead, I decided to appreciate the benefits of having my property in a trust. It gives me a level of asset protection, and more importantly, allows me to do estate planning—using beneficiaries and contingent beneficiaries—without having to probate a Mexican will or follow normal probate protocols.
Fideicomisos must be renewed after 50 years.
4. The Notary: Not Like The States, Canada or anywhere else.
The role of the notary in Mexico is different from their role in most of Latin America, Europe, or the United States. The notary is appointed by the state governor and must be an attorney with at least five years of experience.
As a buyer in Mexico, the notary is your representative in the process. He is not an impartial third party, and does not represent the seller. Consequently, there is usually no reason hire a second attorney to represent you in a straightforward property sale. The role of notaries in Mexico are most like the roles of escribanos in Uruguay and Argentina.
You may, however, need an additional attorney for a non-standard sale. For example, if you’re forming a corporation or starting a business concurrently with the purchase.
The notary will perform a title search, prepare all the paperwork, process the real estate transaction, record the new title with the municipality, and collect the taxes and fees.
Be sure to hire a notary who is fluent in English, unless you’re a fluent Spanish-speaker. He will serve as your translator, and explain what all those Spanish-language documents are saying.
Don’t have your real estate agent serve as your only translator at the notary office.
And don’t use a notary who does not speak your language.
5. Great! An English Sales Contract
The official language in Mexico is Spanish, and all official documents are in Spanish… including your sales contract and closing documents.
But for simplicity’s sake, most good realtors will give you an English version of the sales agreement. This is a great tool for making sure that you and the seller understand the terms of the deal, such as sales price, included items, or any special conditions or contingencies.
Keep in mind however, that when there’s a conflict between the English version and the Spanish documents that you signed, the Spanish (official) version will govern.
Make sure that any changes made by you and the seller on the English version make it through to the Spanish version at the end of negotiations. At your discretion, you can have some of the official documents translated by a third party.
The Purchase Process, Step By Step
Keep in mind that most of the processes described here will be done by the notary, working with your agent. All you really need to do yourself is sign the documents and write a check for the fees.
1. Make An Offer And Come To Terms On A Price
This is usually done verbally, either with the seller or through your real estate agent.
2. Sign The Sales Contract
This can be called a promesa de compraventa, convenio de compraventa, or contrato de compraventa, depending on local custom. Here is where you document the price and specify the terms and conditions of the sale, including any special payment arrangements and penalties for default.
3. Pay A Deposit
Normally, this will be 5% to 10% of the sales price.
4. Initiate Creation Of The Fideicomiso If The Property Is Within The Restricted Zone
Alternatively, you can transfer the previous owner’s fideicomiso into your name. This can save you time and money, but a transfer does not reset the 50-year clock… the fideicomiso will need to be renewed 50 years from the time it was originally created.
5. Obtain Permission To Complete The Purchase From The Foreign Secretary’s Office
You will be asked to sign a statement indicating that you will not seek foreign legal jurisdiction in dealings with your property transaction… in other words, Mexican property law will govern.
6. Conduct The Title Review And Get The Official Valuation (Called Avalúo)
Once again, the notary will perform or arrange these activities. The valuation will be used to establish the home’s value for tax purposes… so the age-old practice of underreporting the sales price will not work here.
7. Sign The Escritura
Sign the escritura at the notary office, and make the closing payment. When signed and recorded, this escritura will be your title to the property.
8. Pay Taxes, Collect Fees, And Initiate The Property Registration
All of this is done by the notary. You’ll just need to hand over the money.
9. Final Registration
Final registration in the property registry will be completed and recorded within three months.
10. Closing Costs
Closing costs should be about 5% of the purchase price. This includes a 1.5% notary fee, a 2% transfer tax, and a few other odds and ends, including the fideicomiso setup fees. This will be higher if you get a mortgage.
My closing costs came to 5.09% of the purchase price, which included the fideicomiso setup fees and two years’ advance payment of fideicomiso maintenance fees. My annual fideicomiso maintenance fee is MXN 4,820 for 2021, which is around US$240 at today’s exchange rates.
The Bottom Line When Buying In Mexico
Your experience buying property in Mexico will most likely be a good one. There are hundreds of excellent realty companies, and more genuinely-certified REALTOR® agents than I’ve seen anywhere in Latin America.
But there are also some fly-by-night operators and crooks. Most often, it’s a “guy who knows a guy” with a place for sale, or a tour operator, taxi driver, or rental agent who can’t resist the idea of a commission.
Make sure you buy from a reputable real estate company, who employs real agents, and follows the rules.
When in doubt, don’t hesitate to call a time-out and ask questions until you’re satisfied.
Don’t be afraid to clarify Spanish conversations you’re hearing, or terms that are new to you.
In the end, the enjoyment you’ll get from your new property in Mexico will be worth the effort.
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The Puerto Vallarta Zoo is first and foremost the residents of Puerto Vallarta as well as the national and international visitors, a place of recreational understanding as to the current goals of today´s modern zoos, based on the enormous educational potential that can be offered, with the means to promote and develop a conscience of life understanding that helps to preserve and enrich the knowledge of the relation between human and environment.
Book your private tour guide to take you to the Puerto Vallarta Zoo here on the Private Tour Guide Page.
We are working to become one of Latin america´s most recognized parks of recreation and education, were the resources are available for investigation and self-sufficiency where it is also possible to protect all animal species and even more, those which are in danger of extinction. Likewise to offer to the whole citizenship, workshops on environmental education, flora and fauna, while becoming aware of the importance of environment preservation.
Nature Lovers Live and feel the great experience of being integrated in the professional practices programs of this Zoo.
We are looking for dynamic people who want to put into practice their knowledge related to their career in the Zoológico de Vallarta A.C. and help us in our mission to preserve and enrich the knowledge of the relationship between man and the environment.
Be part of the work team of the Zoologico de Vallarta A.C., one of the newest family education and recreation centers in Mexico. By doing your internship at the Zoolico de Vallarta A.C. you are participating in the conservation of your environment and the species of flora and fauna that live in the park.
A colection of exotic animals, birds and reptiles plus some of mammals available and there are more.
Book your private tour guide to take you to the Puerto Vallarta Zoo here on the Private Tour Guide Page.
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Bird Watching Photography in Puerto Vallarta. With more than 300 species of birds, bird watching in the coastal Pacific areas of Mexico is a popular pastime for locals as well as tourists.
Bird Watching Photography in Puerto Vallarta
Thanks to geographical good luck, combined with a range of ecosystems from north to south, east to west, Mexico is actually one of just seven countries in the world to claim ‘mega biodiversity’.
Here you will find some examples of birds found in the areas surrounding Puerto Vallarta. Puerto Vallarta is located along the western coast of Mexico and it is well known for vacationers too, its locations is also outstanding for some truly iconic birds.
Hi, My name is Ric Chamblee. I lived in Puerto Vallarta a little for over five years permanently. I love birding and taking photos of birds wherever I go. If you are interested in birding around Puerto Vallarta, feel free to contact me. Email….. james27591@yahoo.com
Bird Watching Photography in Puerto Vallarta
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Mariachi Music in Mexico Puerto Vallarta Travel Video. The mariachi is a traditional music and a fundamental element of the culture of the Mexican people.
Mariachi Music in Mexico Mariachi Nuevo Continental
Traditional mariachis have two or more musicians who perform a wide repertoire of songs accompanied by string instruments. The vast repertoire of the mariachis includes songs from the different regions of Mexico. Mexican ballads and traditional songs of life. Mariachi music conveys values that promote respect for the natural heritage of Mexican regions and local history.
The lyrics of the mariachi songs speak of love for the land, the city where one lives, the native country, religion, nature, Mexican women and the strength of the country. The mariachi music is of the country people, it celebrates their struggles, joys and growth of the people. Mariachi music is often present at important events and celebrations in the lives of the Latino people. It is common to listen to the mariachis at baptisms, weddings, on holidays, and even at funerals.
Mariachi music is an unmistakable symbol of Mexico and Mexican culture throughout the world. Mariachi has long been considered a uniquely Mexican sound, representing a homegrown tradition that embraces both indigenous and foreign elements.
Mariachi Music in Mexico
Mariachi is a genre of regional Mexican music that dates back to at least the 18th century, evolving over time in the countryside of various regions of western Mexico. The most prized of the mariachis remained those from the state of Jalisco. Subscribe to our Youtube Channel for more Mexico Travel video. Lets listen to Mariachi Nuevo Comtinental from Puerto Vallarta. http://www.youtube.com/promovision/videos
YouTube Puerto Vallarta
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Mayto beach is located in Cabo Corrientes Jalisco 2 hours south of Puerto Vallarta; an excellent option for an unforgettable vacation in contact with nature and the tranquility of the environment.
You will be able to live an experience full of peace, with a very pleasant climate and be part of the activities that will make you take advantage of every corner. On Mayto beach, the first of the activities that are carried out are tours through the mangroves and admire the flora and fauna. There is a Marine Turtle Protection and Conservation Camp created to promote education and protection of the sea turtle species that come to this area to lay their eggs.
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Approximately 1 hour from Puerto Vallarta you will find El Tuito and if you continue traveling another 25 miles toward the coast, you will arrive at the small fishing village of Tehuamixtle beach that is well known for delicious oysters clear waters, lobsters, shellfish and and other seafood.
Another attraction of Tehuamixtle is the oysters Festival. You will find are the well-known stone oysters, fresh fish, aguachile and shrimp ceviche that are all absolutely delicious. Depending on the season you’ll be able to see dolphins, manta rays or sea turtles.
Impossible not to recommend the delicious oysters from Tehuamixtle. For more than ten years, the inhabitants have collaborated among themselves to meet the growing demand for oysters, mainly taking care of the wild environment.
For those who like to know the most interesting places in the Mexican Republic, Tehuamixtle will be a pleasant discovery.
However, it is known that there are plans to project this site as a new tourist destination, with the construction of large hotel complexes and tourist services.
For this reason it is convenient to enjoy it still virgin and unalterable, without knowing how much longer it will remain in that state.
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Bucerías is a town located in the state of Nayarit , within the municipality of Bay of Flags. Located just 20 kilometers north of Puerto Vallarta. You will encounter the simple charms of this traditional Mexican town. You will fall in love with the cobblestone streets, brightly colored home and the overall feeling of tranquility.
The serene ocean, friendly people, and impressive sunsets that can be admired from resort hotels or a beach restaurant enhance the ambiance of Bucerias.
Visitors come in search of fun and relaxation in this pristine destination, known for its fine sandy beaches, tranquil surf, and colorful hotels and resorts.
Sail, kayak, or jet ski tourists of all ages delight in the wonders of the Pacific coast beach.
It is common to see people walking through the communal market to do some shopping for items such as silver jewelry, handicrafts, clothing, and traditional sweets.
Restaurants and bars with a decidedly tranquil ambiance, where you can relax while drinking a glass of lemonade or enjoying a delicious ceviche tostada or shrimp cocktail.
In the Main Plaza, you can observe the daily comings and goings of the locals as you enter the picturesque church or walk a few meters towards one of the safest beaches in the region. This beach also happens to have recently been listed among the cleanest on the Mexican coast by the Secretary of the Environment and Natural Resources.
Surrounded with the delightful smells, tastes and sounds as you are immersed in the living tradition of this time honored small town on Mexico’s Pacific shoreline.
Bucerías is a paradise for all those who love to swim in the sea, with calm waves, a great atmosphere and good food.
The first thing that catches you about Bucerías is its charm of a typical Mexican town, with its small streets and its houses painted in bright colors, its galleries and its market full of handicrafts.
Bucerías beach is one of the longest in the Bay of Banderas, making it perfect for those who like to wander aimlessly and only discover places at every step.
In the afternoon, an unmissable walk is to go shopping in the town or dine in its typical restaurants, admire the exhibitions of artisans in the local flea markets or in the art galleries.
The best thing about Bucerías is without a doubt its beautiful white and fine sand beach, which has gentle waves, warm clean waters and a peaceful environment, a splendid place for those who wish to find a natural and secluded environment, to feel the caress of a radiant sun, almost every day of the year.
Bucerías Beach offers a beautiful landscape between palm trees, tropical vegetation and the most wonderful sunsets between mountains and sea, you can practice water sports such as kayaking, diving, snorkeling, windsurfing and kitesurfing or simply take a long walk contemplating the landscape.
On the shore of the beach there are palapas that sell seafood, as well as hotels and bars. Bucerías is a place to relax from the daily hustle and bustle.
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Mismaloya Beach & Los Arcos National Marine Park & El Eden Eco Park. Mismaloya is one of the most beautiful beaches in Puerto Vallarta. Mismaloya is located 11 km south of Puerto Vallarta where the tourist impulse of this Jalisco seaside resort. Its location is privileged as it represents the point of convergence between the colorful mountains of the Sierra Madre and the calm waters of the Mexican Pacific.
Mismaloya Beach & Los Arcos National Marine Park & El Eden Eco Park
It has a variety of rustic restaurants with all the services to spend a pleasant day under the sun and with specialties based on fresh seafood and other typical dishes. Mismaloya is one of the best beach, to rest quietly, under the shade of a palapa, a palm tree or an umbrella, while enjoying an ice cold beer. It is also advisable to sunbathe, lying on a towel or a lounge chair, in order to get a perfect tan, while enjoying a delicious coconut with rum.
Mismaloya with an exuberant natural environment with calm waters, gentle-moderate waves. You have various options of activities like scuba diving diving, snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boarding.The history of the place is undoubtedly linked to the filming of the film “Night of the Iguana” by American director John Huston. The famous filmmaker John Houston spent a long time in Puerto Vallarta, looking for locations for one of his films and Mismaloya was precisely one of the beaches chosen as the setting for that film production. (Making of Night of The Iguana)
Mismaloya Beach & Los Arcos National Marine Park & El Eden Eco Park
As part of a trip to Playa Mismaloya, the Los Arcos Ecological Reserve, which is located precisely in front of the attraction that we recommend.
The landmarks rises out of the sea: Los Arcos National Park. These towering granite rock formations have withstood the winds and waves for hundreds of years, and today, they are one of the most famous places to visit in Puerto Vallarta and one of the best snorkeling destinations in the Bay of Banderas. Home to a variety of tropical fish and marine life, Los Arcos National Marine Park Puerto Vallarta Mexico is a nationally protected area, which makes it a vibrant and safe place for exploring the sea, where you can find amazing tunnels and walls, as well as a great variety of birds and fish. In certain months of the year, it is easier to spot manta rays, sea turtles and dolphins.
Scuba Diving: The most adventurous way to see all the wonders of the sea is scuba diving. Los Arcos National Marine Park Puerto Vallarta is one of the most breathtaking dive sites onthe Pacific Coast of Mexico. The craggy surface of Los Arcos Underwater Park is teeming with tropical fish, eels, eagle rays, sea turtles, and octopus.
Mismaloya Beach & Los Arcos National Marine Park & El Eden Eco Park
The most popular way to get there from downtown Puerto Vallarta is by the public bus, you can hop aboard on Basilio Badillo and Constitution street downtown Puerto Vallarta and ride all the way to Mismaloya Beach Los Arcos. The bus leaves approximately every 20 minutes as it fills up, and while it’s not the most glamorous way to get there, it is very affordable, and you will have lush views of the jungle and sea along the way.
There is also a tequila factory and the Puerto Vallarta Zoo in the village area, that you can visit on a tour of the town, where you can drink a tequilita or a mezcalito in the traditional glasses used for these tastings. Likewise, you can buy some bottles to take away at convenient prices. Your mini bar will be enriched with these typical products of the most authentic Mexican culture.
Mismaloya Beach
A beautiful Ecotourism Park located in the heart of Eden de Mismaloya. Waterfalls, natural pools,as well as all the splendor of the jungle and mountains, will be the setting where the adventures you will live take place.
Dare to live a Canopy tour where you will fly through the heights in our 12 fantastic zip lines with double security line, flying over the jungle and the spectacular landscapes of the river.
After the zip lines, relax in our natural park over the river or exploring the waterfalls and natural pools. You will find natural waterfalls that overflow from eroded stones that have made the riverbed, while you watch your family jump into the waterfalls that also have natural slides.
We have more than 1.5 kilometers of hiking to get to know where you will have the opportunity to see endemic birds and butterflies of the place, while you walk next to the river observing all the local flora and fauna within our facilities, the park being an ecotourism reserve territory .
There is restaurant and bar within the facilities where you can eat in front of the river while enjoying our varied menu with local dishes from the region and you will try the specialties of the house.
Mismaloya Beach & Los Arcos National Marine Park & El Eden Eco Park
The Predator Movie set, one of the highest grossing movies in history, was filmed in the jungle spaces and bodies of water of Mismaloya El Eden. The famous 1987 film by director John McTiernan, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger,
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