Mexico Customs and Immigration Rules

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July 25, 2024

Mexico Customs and Immigration Rules

Migration
The Non-Resident Fee
Customs
Goods that you may bring into Mexico without paying taxes
List of articles that make up personal luggage
The tax exemption
Prohibited products
Bringing medication into Mexico for personal use only
Bringing pets into Mexico (dogs and cats)
Cases in which you must pay taxes
Aduanas (Customs)

Reference: Tourist Entry Manual Aduanas de México.
https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/reinounido/index.php/es/contenido/79-customs-and-migration-information
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Migration

Foreign nationals enter Mexico by air will have to obtain the Digital Multiple Migratory Form (FMMD for its acronym in Spanish), as a way of facilitating and expediting immigration procedures.

This registration form accredits the regular migratory situation in the modality of tourist, business visitor and others. The foreign national will have 60 calendar days to download their FMMD after entering the country.

The migration agents will review and stamp the passport or travel document and will place the estimated date of departure from the country, according to the temporary period granted.

In the event that the FMMD suffers a partial or total destruction, is stolen, lost or is not downloaded within 60 calendar days, a replacement process must be carried out. The foreign national will be able to view the QR codes in the immigration filters to access the following micro site: https://www.inm.gob.mx/spublic/portal/inmex.html

For obtaining the FMMD you need to create an access account on the following internet platform: https://www.inm.gob.mx/spublic/portal/inmex.html

Foreign nationals who wish to enter Mexico by land must fill up a FMME form which can be obtained online: https://www.inm.gob.mx/fmme/publico/en/solicitud.html Complete this form with your individual information.

At the port of entry to Mexico, the Migration official will determine the duration of stay in Mexico of the foreign national.

The maximum stay for visitors (tourists and business visitors) in Mexico is up to six months.

The maximum stay for visitors in transit is up to 30 days.

The holder of a temporary resident visa or permanent resident visa, within the 30 days after entering Mexico, must obtain, accordingly, the Temporary Resident Card or Permanent Resident Card before the Migration National Institute.

The Mexican migratory authorities have the faculty to grant or deny the entry into Mexico if the visitor does not fully comply with the migratory regulations. For additional information, please click on the following links: a) leaflet; b) requirements to enter Mexico (in Spanish)

The immigration officer will stamp the FMM form upon arrival. Please keep it in a safe place and do not lose it. You will be asked for FMM at your departure from Mexico, in cases of visitors; or to obtain the Temporary Resident Card or Permanent Resident Card, in cases of holders of temporary resident visa or permanent resident visa.

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The Non-Resident Fee

As many countries, as of 1999 Mexico charges a fee for the authorization of non-lucrative visitor migration stay. The resources collected through this fee are used for the promotion of tourism in Mexico and for the assistance and improvement of migratory services. This fee is updated annually. The time and manner of paying it varies according to the mode and route you use to enter the country.

When traveling by plane to enter Mexico, the fee is mostly included in the flight ticket.

For more information, you can visit the website of the Migration National Institute

https://www.gob.mx/cms/uploads/attachment/file/689464/DERECHOS_DE_INTERNACION_POR_VIA_AEREA.pdf

Goods that you may bring into Mexico without paying taxes

Franchise

Depending on the means of transport you enter Mexico, foreign nationals can bring with them merchandise without paying taxes, in addition to their personal luggage. By air the franchise is up to $500 US dollars and by land is up to $300 US dollar.

The excess to which each member of the family is entitled can accumulate if they travel together in the same means of transport, except if they are a resident of the strip or border region.

You can demonstrate the value of the merchandise that is part of the franchise with invoices or sales receipts. In case of not having these, the customs personnel will be able to determine the value of the merchandise. With your franchise you cannot introduce alcoholic drinks, carved tobaccos, automotive fuel, except that which is contained in the fuel tank of your vehicle.

Nota Bene.- This page is only informative.- For more information, you can consult the website of Mexico’s customs: https://anam.gob.mx/equipaje-y-franquicia/

List of articles that make up personal luggage

Goods included in your luggage

Goods for personal use, such as clothing, footwear, toiletries, and beauty products, if they are accordingly with the duration of the trip. They also include a bridal trousseau, baby items (a chair, a portable crib, a stroller, a walker, among others, and their accessories).
2 photographic or video recording cameras; photographic material; 3 mobile telephones or other wireless networks; a global positioning equipment (GPS); an electronic notepad; a laptop, notebook, omni book or similar; a portable copier or printer; a DVD burner and a portable projector, with its accessories.
2 personal sports equipment, 4 fishing rods, 3 sailboards with or without a sail and their accessories, trophies, or recognition, if they can be transported commonly and normally by the passenger.
A portable sound recording or reproducing or mixed device or 2 for digital image and sound recording or reproducing apparatus and a portable DVD player; a set of portable speakers, and their accessories.
5 laser discs, 10 DVD discs, 30 compact discs, 3 software packages and 5 storage devices for any electronic equipment.
Books, magazines, and printed documents.
5 toys, including collectibles, a video game console and 5 video games.
A device for measuring blood pressure and one for measuring glucose or mixed and its reagents. Medications for personal use (in the case of psychotropic substances, the medical prescription must be shown).
Suitcases, trunks or any other item necessary for the transfer of luggage.
A binocular and a telescope.
2 musical instruments and their accessories.
A tent and other camping gear.
A set of hand tools with its case, which may include a drill, pliers, wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers, power cords, among others.

Passengers over 18 years of age, a maximum of 10 cigarette packs, 25 cigars or 200 grams of tobacco; up to 3 liters of alcoholic beverages and 6 liters of wine.

Older adults and people with disabilities, items that due to their characteristics replace or reduce their limitations, such as walkers, wheelchairs, crutches, canes, among others.

Nota Bene.- This page is only informative.- For more information, you can consult the website of Mexico’s customs: https://anam.gob.mx/equipaje-y-franquicia/

Prohibited products

In accordance with the “Law of General Import and Export Taxes”, the introduction of the following products into the country is prohibited:

Firearms, except for hunting purposes, as long as the rules indicated in.
Live predatory fish in their fingerling, juvenile, and adult stage.
Thallium Sulfate
Totoaba, fresh or refrigerated (fish)
Insecticide (Isodrin, Aldrin, Heptachloro, Drinox, Endrin, Mendrino, Nendin, Hecadrin, or Leptofos)
Frozen Totoaba (Fish)
Turtle eggs of any kind
Poppy seeds (Opium Poppy)
Imide of N-phtalilglutamic acid (Thalidomide)
Poppy seed flour (Opium Poppy)
Marijuana (Cannabis Indica) seeds and spores, even when mixed with other seeds
Heroin, base, or Diacetylmorophine hydrochloride
Marijuana (Cannabis Indica)
Medicinal preparations based on marijuana (Cannabis Indica)
Opium juices and extracts prepared for smoking
Medical preparations based on acetylmorphine, its salts or derivatives.
Extracts and juices derived from marijuana (Cannabis Indica)
Turtle or Green Turtle skins
Mucilages and thickeners derived from marijuana (Cannabis Indica)

Stamps printed in colours or in black and white, presented for sale in envelopes or packets, even when they include chewing gum, candy, or any other type of articles, containing drawings, figures, or illustrations that portray childhood in a denigrating or ridiculous manner, in attitudes which incite violence, self-destruction, or any other type of anti-social behaviour, know as “Garbage Pail Kids”, for example, printed by any company or commercial denominations.

The Ministry of Agriculture prohibits the following goods since they represent a great risk for the introduction of plagues and diseases: earth, straw, padded containers of hay, straw decorations without processing; homemade foods; flours of animal origin; fresh, dry, canned or frozen meat and meat products, such as smoky, salted and mature sausages that have been elaborated in countries under absolute quarantine (Europe, Africa, Asia and South America). For additional information please visit the website www.sagarpa.gob.mx

Bringing medication into Mexico for personal use only

Passengers traveling with medicines for personal use are allowed to enter the country (regardless of the active component) as long as they bring their prescription or a letter from their GP in which it must state the amount of the substance required by the patient during her or his stay in Mexico, the amount bringing into the country and the daily dose.

At the port of entry you must declare to the customs authorities and present the medical prescription or license issued by competent authority. The former must state name of the doctor authorizing the prescription, his signature, contact details (telephone, address) and professional register. The medical prescription or license must also state amount of the substance required by the patient during her or his stay in Mexico, the amount bringing into the country and the daily dose. The medication must not exceed of the amount required for your stay in the country. The prescription must be translated into Spanish.

Please also be aware that in order for you to export medication for personal use from the United Kingdom, you might need a personal export license. For more information visit their website: www.gov.uk/government/policies/reducing-drugs-misuse-and-dependence

Bringing pets into Mexico (dogs and cats)

Requirements:

Contact SENASICA’s official personnel to obtain an import certificate for your pet.

The officer then will carry out a physical and documental inspection to verify compliance with the following requirements:

Submit an original Good Health Certificate (with a non-certified copy) valid for at least 15 days after issuance and containing the following items:

The certificate must be issued either by an official veterinarian of the competent authority or a veterinarian with private practice. If issued by the latter, the certificate must be printed in company letterhead with the printed professional license number, or a photocopy thereof (or an equivalent.)
Name and address of the exporter (country of origin or departure) and the importer (destination address in Mexico).
Date of application of the rabies vaccine and validity thereof (animals younger than 3 months are exempt from this requirement.)
The animal(s) must have been found clinically healthy at the inspection before their trip.
The animal(s) must have been dewormed/deloused within the past six months, and must be free of ectoparasites.
In the event of noncompliance with the above, contact a veterinarian in Mexico (of your choice and at your own expense), who will apply the corresponding treatment(s) and issue the health certificate.

Your pet must be carried in a clean crate or container, without a bed, implements or accessories (toys, treats or other items manufactured with ruminant ingredients); otherwise, such items will be removed for destruction. The crate or container will undergo a preventive treatment through spraying carried out by official personnel from the Secretariat of Agriculture-SENASICA. Your pet can enter with its collar, leash, etc.

You can carry a daily ration of balanced feed in bulk. We remind you that this type of feed is available for purchase in Mexico and is registered with and authorized by the SENASICA.

If you document your pet as cargo, verify the requirements with your airline of choice and consider using the services of a customs agent for processing and release of your pet from Customs.

For more information, please check on the following links:

https://www.gob.mx/cms/uploads/attachment/file/712790/If_you_travel_with_your_pet.pdf

https://www.gob.mx/senasica/acciones-y-programas/informacion-para-viajeros-193524

https://www.gob.mx/senasica/documentos/mascotas-268065?state=published

Nota Bene

When you intend to introduce into Mexico any other domestic animal different from a cat or dog, you must comply with what is indicated in the Consultation Module of the Zoosanitary Importation Requirements: https://sistemasssl.senasica.gob.mx/mcrz/

https://www.gob.mx/cms/uploads/attachment/file/721424/Other_domestic_animals.pdf

Animals, plants and their products may enter Mexico depending on their country of origin and country’s sanitary conditions. These procedures are to be strictly adhered to in order to prevent plagues and high risk diseases from spreading in Mexico.

Cases in which you must pay taxes

If you enter by land, you are entitled to bring up to US$75 worth of goods in addition to the goods included in your personal luggage, and that you are allowed to combine this amount with family members.
If you enter by air, you are entitled to bring up to US$300 worth of goods in addition to the goods included in your personal luggage, and that you are allowed to combine this amount with family members.
If you exceed this exemption or if your family’s combined amount exceeds the combined exemption, but the value of the goods does not surpass three thousand dollars, there is a flat 15% rate of duties and taxes, which is applied only to the amount exceeding the exemption (individual or combined). You must fill out a payment form, which is available at the Customs counter.
If the value of the goods surpasses three thousand dollars (per family member) after subtracting the US$75 exemption by entering by land or US$300 by entering by air, or if any of the goods is subject to non-tariff regulations or restrictions, you must hire the services of a customs broker

ADUANAS

Once you find yourself in Mexican territory, you will be free to travel and circulate within or without having to fill out more migratory forms. They will only be able to request the presentation of customs declaration forms when you leave a city near a border and head for another within the same country.

Nota bene.- This information is provided as a service to the public. Therefore you are advised to verify it directly with the customs authorities by visiting the following websites: https://anam.gob.mx/

Most of the information contained on this menu forms part of the manual of tourist entry prepared by la Secretaría de Turismo, Agencia Nacional de Aduanas de México, Banjercito, el Instituto Nacional de Migración, la Secretaría de Comunicaciones y Transportes y la Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional. The manual of tourist entry can be downloaded from the website of La Secretaría de Turismo.

Reference: Tourist Entry Manual Aduanas de México. 
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About Buying Real Estate in Puerto Vallarta

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About Buying Real Estate in Puerto Vallarta

Q: Can a USA or Canadian citizen own real estate in Mexico?
A: Yes, by placing the property in a bank trust. (Fideicomiso)

Q: Can I own property near or in front of the ocean?
A: Yes, laws passed in 1973 and 1993 have made it possible for foreigners, foreign firms, and Mexican firms with foreign participation to acquire interests in coastal real estate through a bank trust.

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Q: Who is involved in a bank trust?
A: Three parties. The seller of the property is the Trustor, the bank is the Trustee (Fiduciario), and the buyer is the Beneficiary (Fideicomisario.)

Q: How much does the Bank Trust cost?
A: Based on the current fees, the bank charges parties opening a Bank Trust the initial fee of approximately $500 USD for establishing the Trust plus they collect the first year’s annual fee of about $500 depending on the bank.

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Q: Are there additional fees for the Bank Trust?
A: Yes. The bank charges an annual fee to cover its services as a Trustee. This fee is usually between $450 and $600 USD.

Q: How does the trust function?
A: Title of the property is transferred to a trust with a Mexican bank acting as Trustee. The Trust Agreement is formalized by the issuance of a permit from the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The property buyer is designated as Beneficiary in the Trust and the beneficiary rights are recorded in the public record by a Notary Public.

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Q: What are my rights as a buyer?
A: The Trust is a legal substitute for fee simple ownership, but in many cases, the Trustee is the legal holder of the property. As Beneficiary, you have the right to sell your property without restriction. You may also transfer your rights to a third party or pass it on to named heirs.

Q: Is the Trust Renewable?
A: Yes. According to the Foreign Investment Law passed in 1993, trusts can be renewed for an indefinite number of successive 50 year periods. In effect they can run in perpetuity if you do not change your trust administration bank at any time.

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Q: Who is involved in Real Estate transactions in Mexico?
A: Normally there are five players involved in a real estate transaction. These are the real estate company(ies), the seller, the buyer, a bank, and a Public Notary.

Q: What role does a Public Notary play?
A: A Public Notary is a government-appointed lawyer who processes and certifies all real estate transactions including drawing up and reviewing all official documents to ensure the proper transfer of the property.

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Q: What are these official documents?
A: The official documents which are required by law in order to transfer the ownership of property in Mexico include a no-lien certificate based on a complete title search from the Public Property Registry, a statement from the municipality regarding property assessments, water bills, and other pertinent taxes that might be due, and an appraisal of the property for tax purposes.

Q: If at a later date I decide to sell my property, can anyone buy it?
A: Yes. If the buyer is also a foreigner, you can simply assign the beneficial rights to your trust. If the buyer decides to open their own new trust with a bank, they also have that option. If the new buyer is a Mexican National, you can instruct the bank to transfer title to the buyer.

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Q: If the buyer is a foreigner, is his interest limited to the balance of my 50-year period?
A: Yes and No. If a buyer takes over an existing trust they can renew or extend the trust for an additional 50 years after the remaining years expire. For a buyer getting a new trust they will automatically have a 50-year trust.

Q: When buying or selling a property in Mexico, who pays the closing costs?
A: It is common practice that the buyer pays the transfer of acquisition tax and all other closing costs, including the Notary’s fees and expenses, while the seller pays his capital gains tax and the broker’s commission.

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Q: How much is the transfer tax?
A: The real estate transfer tax ranges between 2% to 4% of the tax appraisal value, which is generally less than the sales value.

Q: How much are closing costs?
A: The rest of the closing costs, excluding the transfer taxes, vary from 3% to 5% of the selling price.

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Q: How long does the home buying process take?
A: The buying process takes from 30 to 60 days when using a Bank Trust. The process usually takes a week for Mexican national buyers.

Q: How do I pay for a real estate purchase?
A: An Escrow service held by a third party on behalf of the buyer and seller manages the money portion of the transaction.

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Q: Is there a difference between an agent and a realtor?
A: Yes, a REALTOR is a professional real estate agent who holds membership in the National Association of Realtors through membership in the Mexican Association of Professional Real Estate Agents (AMPI). A REALTOR is held to a higher standard of ethics and strict codes of conduct and continuing education. Ask for an AMPI agent.

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BE COOL! NO Air Conditioning Puerto Vallarta

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BE COOL! Keeping Cool, Without Air Conditioning in Puerto Vallarta

Tips for keeping your house cool in the summer months in Puerto Vallarta, which do not require turning on the a/c unit, helping to keep your energy bills low and helping the environment at the same time.

Go to a Beach Club, get in the ocean, have some cool Margaritas or a bucket of Beer.

**BE COOL! NO Air Conditioning Puerto Vallarta**

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Warmer days are upon us as spring turns to summer, and you may be starting to feel the change of temperature in your home or condominium.

We have some tips for keeping your house cool in the summer months in Puerto Vallarta, which don’t require turning on the a/c unit, helping to keep your energy bills low and helping the environment at the same time.

Spend time at the Galerias shopping Center.

Close the blinds or use black-out curtains to reduce the unwanted interior temperature of your property by up to 30% or more.
Close the doors to unused rooms and focus on keeping the rooms you are utilizing at their coolest temperatures.
Switch over to 100% cotton bedding for a cooler night’s sleep.
Place bowls of ice in front of table fans for a “DIY” air-conditioning unit.

Take a walk inside Costco produce cooler and have lunch and Stretch it!

Check your fan rotation. Most people don’t realize that ceiling fans can rotate clockwise or counterclockwise. In the summer months, switch yours to counterclockwise to get a cooling, breezy effect in your home.
Keep cooking outside of the house. Now is BBQ weather and avoid heating up your home with the stove top or oven as much as possible.
If you must sleep with the air-conditioning on, remember to program your remote to turn off periodically during the night and then restart, to save money while you slumber.

Prepare a Michelada!

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Sea Turtle Nesting Season on Puerto Vallarta

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Sea Turtle Nesting Season. Every year from June to September, thousands of Olive Ridley sea turtles come to lay their eggs on Banderas Bay beaches. After about 45 days of incubation, the hatch-lings are born and ready to be released into the sea.

Sea Turtle Nesting Season

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – It’s not just tourists that like the beaches of Banderas Bay. Sea turtles love them, too! The Bay of Banderas is the birthplace of thousands of Olive Ridley sea turtles and every year from June to September they return to the beaches on which they were born to lay their eggs.

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Normally the eggs would incubate in the sand, but recreational activities on Vallarta-Nayarit beaches make them dangerous places for baby turtles, so the local hotel industry has been involved in sea turtle conservation and protection efforts for the last 38 years.

Sea Turtle Nesting Season on Puerto Vallarta

With the support of professional marine biologists and the Municipal Departments of Environment and Ecology, many Banderas Bay area resorts run turtle conservation and protection programs that give turtle-loving travelers an opportunity to take part in this unique educational vacation experience.

Some hotels (Marriott, Puerto Vallarta) invite guests to participate in nightly beach patrols in search of turtle nests, under the guidance of a marine biologist. When a nest is found, participants help gather the eggs and transport them, still in their nests, to sea turtle nurseries for incubation.

Approximately 45 days later, the baby turtles emerge from their eggs. When the hatch-lings are ready to be released, participants are invited to name the turtles, wish them luck and set them free in the sea at the edge of the resort’s beach, where some of them will return a decade later to start the process all over again.

There are also a number of ecological groups in the greater Banderas Bay area that run turtle camps that give participants the opportunity to learn more about the Olive Ridley, while creating environmental awareness and encouraging others to help save them. Among them are: Campamentos Tortugueros Boca de Tomates, just north of Marina Vallarta; and, in the Riviera Nayarit, Grupo Ecologico de la Costa Verde’s Marine Turtle Nursery.

Sea Turtle Nesting Season on Puerto Vallarta

During the summer and fall months, travelers can volunteer or go on tours of these nurseries and nesting sites to learn about the fascinating life cycle of sea turtles for just one night or by participating in a two-month-long volunteer project, subject to availability. For more information, visit project-tortuga.org.

Before the development of programs such as these, only 40% of the eggs that were laid along the shores of Banderas Bay survived, but today, thanks to programs such as these, almost 96% of the eggs deposited are incubated successfully.
Turtle-loving travelers heading to Puerto Vallarta this summer are invited to join one of the Banderas Bay region’s many sea turtle protection programs, which help thousands of baby Olive Ridley sea turtles survive long enough to reach the sea.

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Plages pour vos vacances à Puerto Vallarta

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Plages pour vos vacances à Puerto Vallarta. Puerto Vallarta est une destination reconnue pour ses belles plages avec 360 jours de soleil par an. Au-delà de la zone romantique, au sud de Puerto Vallarta, une variété de belles plages vous attendent, offrant beauté naturelle, intimité et, bien sûr, aventures passionnantes.

Découvrez ci-dessous les 6 plus belles plages à visiter pendant vos vacances d’été à Puerto Vallarta.

Plages pour vos vacances à Puerto Vallarta

Playa Gemelas

Las Gemelas est composée de deux petites plages séparées par un affleurement rocheux. Cette plage est sans aucun doute l’une des préférées des locaux grâce à son sable fin ambré et ses eaux bleu-vert. Les vagues, de douces à modérées, le rendent parfait pour la natation, la plongée et le bodyboard. Gardez à l’esprit que la plage de Las Gemelas ne dispose pas de services et que vous devrez apporter votre propre parasol et votre nourriture ; mais la vue imprenable sur le parc marin national de Los Arcos compense largement.

Mismaloya

Mismaloya est une petite ville de pêcheurs où les montagnes de la Sierra Madre rencontrent l’océan Pacifique. Sa plage, bien que longue de seulement 350 mètres, offre une variété de restaurants palapas pittoresques servant des fruits de mer frais et d’autres plats traditionnels. Les eaux calmes vert émeraude et les vagues douces à modérées de la plage de Mismaloya sont idéales pour la baignade, la plongée en apnée, le kayak et le paddle board. Mismaloya est également célèbre pour avoir été le lieu de tournage du film La Nuit de l’iguane ; Sur sa petite promenade, vous pouvez encore visiter un mât commémoratif avec la figure d’un iguane.

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Colomitos

Colomitos est connue dans le monde entier comme la plus petite plage du Mexique. Ses eaux cristallines vert émeraude et ses vagues douces en font une plage parfaite pour nager, faire de la plongée avec tuba et sous-marine, ou simplement se détendre au soleil. La plage de Colomitos, au sud de Puerto Vallarta, offre une escapade véritablement idyllique, entourée d’une végétation tropicale luxuriante et de falaises rocheuses. Vous pouvez vous rendre à Colomitos : par la mer, avec un court trajet en bateau depuis Boca de Tomatlán ; ou pour une randonnée moyennement difficile.

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Las Animas

Un petit paradis de rêve avec du sable ambré doux, des eaux cristallines et des vagues douces. Las Ánimas propose une grande variété d’activités nautiques à pratiquer en famille, comme la plongée, les promenades en bateau banane ou le beach-volley. Les modestes restaurants de la plage proposent des chaises longues confortables, des palapas et des menus avec des plats traditionnels à base de fruits de mer frais. Pour vous amuser en famille, n’oubliez pas de visiter Las Animas Beach Adventure Park, un parc d’attractions niché dans la jungle avec des tyroliennes et d’autres aventures passionnantes.

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Quimixto

Un charmant village de pêcheurs avec une belle plage de sable ambré et des eaux cristallines émeraude. Les vagues douces à modérées le rendent parfait pour la plongée en apnée, la plongée sous-marine et même le surf à l’automne et au printemps. L’une de ses principales attractions est la cascade Quimixto, accessible à pied ou à cheval. Ne manquez pas les plats de fruits de mer frais au restaurant-bar Los Cocos, situé tout près de la plage.

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Yelapa

Yelapa est un village de pêcheurs tranquille à l’ambiance bohème, niché au pied de la Sierra Madre. La plage offre des eaux émeraude calmes et des vagues douces, parfaites pour la baignade, la plongée en apnée et divers sports nautiques. Yelapa est également connue pour ses hôtels-boutiques en bord de mer qui proposent des retraites de yoga et des soins holistiques. Ne manquez pas l’occasion d’apprécier la scène artistique locale et de visiter le musée d’art, d’histoire et de culture de Yelapa.

Plages pour vos vacances à Puerto Vallarta

Comment arriver

La plupart de ces belles plages au sud de Puerto Vallarta ne sont accessibles que par la mer. Vous pouvez prendre un bateau-taxi ou un panga à Boca de Tomatlán ou à la jetée de la plage de Los Muertos. Plusieurs voyagistes proposent des excursions d’une journée sur ces plages du sud, notamment de la plongée en apnée, du kayak et d’autres activités. Pour les plus aventureux, il existe des sentiers de randonnée pour atteindre certaines plages, mais préparez-vous à un voyage moyennement difficile.

Conseils pour votre visite

Apportez suffisamment d’argent liquide, car certains endroits n’acceptent pas les cartes de crédit.
Utilisez de la crème solaire, un chapeau et buvez beaucoup d’eau.
Portez des chaussures confortables si vous décidez de faire de la randonnée.
Respectez l’environnement en tout temps et évitez de laisser des déchets.

Les plages du sud de Puerto Vallarta offrent une expérience unique et inoubliable à ceux qui recherchent la beauté naturelle, l’aventure et la détente. Que vous souhaitiez vous baigner dans ses eaux cristallines, explorer des paysages reculés ou simplement vous détendre sur une plage isolée, ces 6 plages ont quelque chose à offrir à tout le monde. Aventurez-vous à la découverte des trésors cachés de la côte sud de Puerto Vallarta.

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Playas para tus vacaciones en Puerto Vallarta

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Playas para tus vacaciones en Puerto Vallarta. Puerto Vallarta es un destino reconocido por sus hermosas playas con 360 días de sol al año. Más allá de la Zona Romántica, al sur de Puerto Vallarta, te espera una variedad de playas bonitas que ofrecen bellezas naturales, privacidad y, por supuesto, emocionantes aventuras.

Playas para tus vacaciones en Puerto Vallarta

Descubre, a continuación, las 6 playas más bonitas para visitar durante tus vacaciones de verano en Puerto Vallarta.

Las Gemelas

Las Gemelas está formada por dos pequeñas playas separadas por una saliente rocosa. Esta playa es, sin duda, una de las favoritas de los locales gracias a su fina arena color ámbar y sus aguas verde azuladas. El oleaje, de suave a moderado, la hace perfecta para nadar, bucear y practicar bugui (bodyboard). Toma en cuenta que la playa Las Gemelas no cuenta con servicios y tendrás que llevar tu propia sombrilla y alimentos; pero las impresionantes vistas del Parque Nacional Marino Los Arcos lo compensan con creces.

Mismaloya

Mismaloya es un pueblito de pescadores donde las montañas de la Sierra Madre se encuentran con el Océano Pacífico. Su playa, aunque sólo tiene 350 metros de largo, ofrece una variedad de pintorescos restaurantes de palapa que sirven mariscos frescos y otros platillos tradicionales. Las tranquilas aguas verde esmeralda y el oleaje de suave a moderado en la playa de Mismaloya son ideales para nadar, practicar esnórquel, kayak y paddle board. Mismaloya también es famosa por ser el set de rodaje de la película La noche de la iguana; en su pequeño malecón aún puedes visitar un mástil conmemorativo con la figura de una iguana.

Playas para tus vacaciones en Puerto Vallarta

Colomitos

Colomitos es mundialmente conocida como la playa más pequeña de México. Sus aguas cristalinas de color verde esmeralda y su suave oleaje la convierten en una playa perfecta para nadar, practicar esnórquel y buceo, o simplemente relajarse bajo el sol. Playa Colomitos, al sur de Puerto Vallarta, ofrece una escapada verdaderamente idílica, al encontrarse rodeada de exuberante vegetación tropical y acantilados rocosos. Puedes llegar a Colomitos: vía marítima, mediante un corto paseo en lancha desde Boca de Tomatlán; o por una caminata moderadamente retadora.

Las Ánimas

Un pequeño paraíso de ensueño con suave arena color ámbar, aguas cristalinas y oleaje apacible. Las Ánimas ofrece una gran variedad de actividades acuáticas para disfrutar en familia, tales como buceo, paseos en banana o voleibol de playa. Los modestos restaurantes en la playa ofrecen cómodos camastros, palapas y menús con platillos tradicionales a base de frescos mariscos. Para divertirte en familia, no dejes de visitar Las Animas Beach Adventure Park, un parque de diversiones enclavado en la jungla con tirolesas y otras emocionantes aventuras.

Playas para tus vacaciones en Puerto Vallarta

Quimixto

Un encantador pueblo de pescadores con una hermosa playa de arena color ámbar y aguas cristalinas color esmeralda. El oleaje, de suave a moderado, la hace perfecta para practicar snorkel, scuba e incluso surf en otoño y primavera. Una de sus principales atracciones es la cascada de Quimixto, a la que se puede llegar haciendo senderismo o montando a caballo. No te pierdas los frescos platillos del mar en el Restaurante-Bar Los Cocos, ubicado muy cerca de la playa.

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Yelapa

Yelapa es un tranquilo pueblo pesquero de ambiente bohemio, enclavado al pie de la Sierra Madre. La playa ofrece tranquilas aguas color esmeralda y suaves olas, perfectas para nadar, bucear y practicar diversos deportes acuáticos. Yelapa también es conocida por sus hoteles boutique frente al mar que ofrecen retiros de yoga y tratamientos holísticos. No pierdas la oportunidad de apreciar la escena artística local y visitar el Museo de Arte, Historia y Cultura de Yelapa.

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Cómo llegar

La mayoría de estas hermosas playas al sur de Puerto Vallarta sólo son accesibles por mar. Puedes tomar un taxi acuático o una panga en Boca de Tomatlán o en el muelle de playa Los Muertos. Varios tour operadores ofrecen excursiones de un día a estas playas del sur, que incluyen snorkel, kayak y otras actividades. Para los más aventureros, existen rutas de senderismo para llegar a algunas playas, pero prepárate para un viaje moderadamente retador.

Consejos para tu visita

Lleva suficiente dinero en efectivo, ya que algunos lugares no aceptan tarjetas de crédito.
Utiliza bloqueador solar, sombrero y bebe abundante agua.
Usa calzado cómodo si decides hacer senderismo.
Respeta el medio ambiente en todo momento y evita dejar basura.

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Las playas del sur de Puerto Vallarta ofrecen una experiencia única e inolvidable a quienes buscan belleza natural, aventura y relax. Ya sea que desees darte un chapuzón en sus aguas cristalinas, explorar paisajes remotos o simplemente relajarte en una playa solitaria, estas 6 playas tienen algo para todos los gustos. Aventúrate a descubrir los tesoros ocultos de la costa sur de Puerto Vallarta.

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Beaches to visit South of Puerto Vallarta

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Beaches to visit. Puerto Vallarta is renowned for its beautiful beaches, but venture south of the city, and you’ll discover a collection of hidden gems that offer seclusion, natural beauty, and exciting adventures. Here are 6 of the top beaches south of Puerto Vallarta that you won’t want to miss:

Beaches to visit South of Puerto Vallarta

Las Gemelas

Las Gemelas Beach, meaning “the twins” in Spanish, consists of two small beaches separated by a rocky outcrop. This beach is a favorite among locals, known for its fine amber sand and blueish-green waters. The gentle to moderate waves make it perfect for swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, and bodyboarding. While there are no amenities directly on Las Gemelas beach, the stunning views of Los Arcos National Marine Park more than compensate.

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Mismaloya

Mismaloya is a picturesque fishing village where the Sierra Madre mountains meet the Pacific Ocean. Its beach, though only 350 meters long, offers a variety of rustic restaurants serving fresh seafood and traditional dishes. The calm emerald-green waters and gentle to moderate waves are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Mismaloya is also famous as the filming location of the movie The Night of the Iguana, and you can spot a mast with an iguana figure on the boardwalk.

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Colomitos

Colomitos Beach is a tiny cove known for its crystal-clear emerald green waters and gentle waves. This secluded beach is perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving, or simply relaxing in the sun. Surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and steep rock cliffs, Colomitos offers a truly idyllic escape. You can reach it by a short boat ride from Boca de Tomatlán or a moderately strenuous hike.

Las Animas

Las Animas Beach is a dreamlike paradise with soft amber-colored sand, crystal-clear waters, and gentle waves. This popular beach offers a variety of activities, including swimming, snorkeling, parasailing, and banana boat rides. Beachfront restaurants provide comfortable lounge chairs and delicious seafood under shady palapas. For family fun, check out Las Animas Beach Adventure Park, which offers zip-lining and other exciting adventures.

Beaches to visit South of Puerto Vallarta

Quimixto

Quimixto is a charming fishing village with a beautiful amber-colored sand beach and crystal-clear emerald waters. The gentle to moderate waves make it perfect for snorkeling, scuba diving, and even surfing in the fall and spring. One of the main attractions is the Quimixto waterfall, which you can reach by hiking or horseback riding. Don’t miss the fresh seafood at Los Cocos Restaurant-Bar near the beach in Quimixto.

Beaches to visit South of Puerto Vallarta

Yelapa

Nestled at the foot of the Sierra Madre mountains, Yelapa is a tranquil fishing village with a bohemian atmosphere. The beach offers calm emerald waters and gentle waves, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and various water sports. Yelapa is also known for its boutique beachfront hotels offering yoga retreats and holistic treatments. Take a moment to appreciate the local art scene and visit the Museum of Art, History, and Culture of Yelapa.

Beaches to visit South of Puerto Vallarta

How to Get There

Most of these beautiful beaches south of Puerto Vallarta are accessible only by sea. You can take a water taxi or panga from Boca de Tomatlán or Los Muertos Pier. Several tour operators offer day trips to these southern beaches, including snorkeling, kayaking, and other activities. For the more adventurous, hiking trails are available to reach some beaches, but be prepared for a moderately strenuous journey.

Beaches to visit South of Puerto Vallarta

Tips for Visiting

Bring cash, as some places may not accept credit cards.
Pack sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water.
Wear comfortable shoes if you plan on hiking.
Respect the environment and leave no trace.

Puerto Vallarta’s southern beaches offer a unique and unforgettable experience for those seeking natural beauty, adventure, and relaxation. Whether you want to swim in crystal-clear waters, explore hidden coves, or simply unwind on a secluded beach, these 6 destinations have something for everyone. So, venture south and discover the hidden treasures of Puerto Vallarta’s southern shores.

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Bon sens en sécurité voyages à Puerto Vallarta

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Bon sens en sécurité. Le bon sens est votre meilleure protection à Puerto Vallarta. En Cas d’urgence 911.

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Vous êtes plus en sécurité à Puerto Vallarta que partout où nous sommes allés, car la plupart des gens viennent ici pour s’amuser et non pour avoir des ennuis. Pour les visiteurs comme pour les résidents, assurer sa sécurité est assez simple : faire preuve de bon sens.

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Comme nous l’avons déjà dit dans ces chroniques, les armes à feu ne sont pas légales au Mexique. Il n’y a qu’un seul magasin d’armes dans tout le Mexique, dans la capitale, Mexico. Pour acheter des munitions, il faut se rendre dans un endroit séparé. Peut-on encore acheter une arme à feu ailleurs au Mexique ? Bien sûr, au marché noir… c’est tellement verboten que le simple fait d’y penser pourrait vous faire expulser. Les fusillades à Puerto Vallarta sont rares. Vous êtes beaucoup plus susceptible de mourir après avoir été écrasé par un bus ou un taxi parce que vous n’avez pas fait attention lorsque vous traversez la rue.

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Être potentiellement victime d’un crime est ce à quoi la plupart des gens pensent lorsqu’ils envisagent des vacances dans la belle ville de Puerto Vallarta, au Mexique.
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Un Mexicain local a commenté sur le fil Facebook qu’il est beaucoup plus sûr à Puerto Vallarta, non seulement à cause des lois sur les armes à feu, mais aussi parce que la plupart des gens viennent ici pour s’amuser et non pour avoir des ennuis. Il a également mentionné que le Mexique ne cible pas des groupes raciaux particuliers, ce qui en fait une cible de violence. Tout le monde est le bienvenu à Puerto Vallarta et dans tout le Mexique.

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Que faire pour se protéger à Puerto Vallarta ? Utiliser le bon sens. N’exposez pas de liasses de billets et évitez de transporter de grosses sommes d’argent. Cela ne s’applique-t-il pas partout où vous voyagez ? Concernant les commentaires sur le port de bijoux coûteux ; il est de loin préférable de l’avoir sur soi plutôt que de le laisser traîner. Si vous l’apportez, portez-le.

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C’est vraiment bien de sortir tard et de faire la fête, d’aller danser dans les clubs et de manger des tacos en fin de soirée dans la rue. Une fois que vous êtes prêt à rentrer chez vous, parcourez les rues principales et sachez où vous allez. Utilisez des taxis ; il y en a plein, même au milieu de la nuit. Uber est maintenant à Puerto Vallarta et les trajets sont extrêmement raisonnables. Téléchargez l’application sur votre téléphone avant de venir. Si possible, déplacez-vous en ville avec des amis.

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Pendant la journée, vous êtes plus en sécurité à Puerto Vallarta que dans n’importe quel autre endroit où nous sommes allés ; mais attention aux bus susmentionnés. Si vous êtes seul, ne buvez pas trop, car cela altérerait votre jugement. Gardez toujours une copie de votre pièce d’identité sur vous et notez l’adresse où vous séjournez. Familiarisez-vous avec votre environnement pour ne pas vous perdre. Être amical. Parlez un peu espagnol.

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Puerto Vallarta Travel Safety Common Sense

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Puerto Vallarta Travel Safety Common Sense. Common Sense is Your Best Protection in Puerto Vallarta

You are safer in Puerto Vallarta than just about anyplace we have ever been, because most people come here to have fun, not get into trouble. For visitors and residents alike, staying safe is pretty simple: use common sense. In case of emergency dial 911

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico – Recently someone posted on a well-known Facebook thread, asking what type of protection they need in Puerto Vallarta. The responses, as usual, got out of hand and the thread had to be closed due to nastiness on the part of some of the commenters. This is too bad because it’s an issue that should be addressed with finesse and logic.

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As we have said before in these guest columns, guns are not legal in Mexico. There is only one gun store in all of Mexico in the capitol, Mexico City. To purchase ammunition, one must go to a separate location. Can one still buy a gun in other places in Mexico? Sure, on the Black Market… it’s so verboten just thinking about it could get you deported. Shootings in Puerto Vallarta are rare. You are much more likely to die from being run over by a bus or taxi for not paying attention when you cross the street.

Potentially being the victim of crime is what most people think about when considering a vacation in beautiful Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
Pepper spray was brought up in the conversation and there’s a debate as to whether it’s legal. It depends on who you talk to apparently, but the laws regarding its possession and use are shady and not concise. We recommend carrying a bottle of strong perfume. It’ll likely have the same affect.

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A local Mexican commented on the Facebook thread that it is much safer in Puerto Vallarta, not only due to gun laws, but also because most people come here to have fun, not get into trouble. He also mentioned that Mexico doesn’t target particular racial groups, making them a target of violence. Everyone is welcome in Puerto Vallarta and all of Mexico.

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What should you do to protect yourself in Puerto Vallarta? Use common sense. Do not flash wads of cash around and avoid carrying large amounts of money. Does not this apply to anywhere you travel? Regarding comments about wearing expensive jewelry; it’s far better to have it on your person than leave it lying around. If you bring it, wear it.

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It is really okay to stay out late and party, go dancing in the clubs, and get late-night tacos on the street. Once you’re ready to go home, walk on the main streets and know where you’re going. Use taxis; there are plenty around, even in the middle of the night. Uber is in Puerto Vallarta now and rides are extremely reasonable. Get the app on your phone before you come. If possible, move around town with friends.

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In the daytime, you are safer in Puerto Vallarta than just about anyplace we have ever been; but watch out for the aforementioned buses. If you’re alone, don’t drink so much it impairs your judgment. Keep a copy of your ID on you at all times and write down the address where you are staying. Make yourself familiar with your surroundings so you do not get lost. Be friendly. Speak a little Spanish.

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Vallarta Ceviche & Aguachile Festival Returns

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Vallarta Ceviche & Aguachile Festival Returns July 28

On Sunday, July 28, from 1:00 to 10:00 pm, visitors can try different recipes and styles of two of Puerto Vallarta’s traditional dishes at the 8th Festival del Ceviche y Aguachile to be held at Hidalgo Park.

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Vallarta Ceviche & Aguachile Festival Returns

Everyone is invited to come out and discover the many different styles of two of the city’s most traditional dishes, Ceviche & Aguachile, at very reasonable prices.

A traditional Mexican dish, Ceviche is a concoction of fresh fish or shrimp “cooked” (marinated) in lime juice with tomatoes, onions and green chilies. But the Puerto Vallarta recipe is a little different than what you’ll typically find in other regions. In the Banderas Bay area, carrots, cucumber, cilantro, and other ingredients are often added to the mix.

The second traditional dish that participating restaurants will be offering is Aguachile. Similar to Ceviche, the most classic version is made with fresh raw shrimp, cucumber, red onion, lime juice, and chiles (typically serranos or jalapeños) that have been pulverized with some water – hence the name. It is usually served with avocado and tostadas, along with beer and tequila.

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During the festival, both specialties will be served on tostadas, and you can sample 30 different varieties of Ceviche and Aguachile prepared by local restaurants.

To complement the fabulous food, there will also be refreshing drinks typical of the region, specialty cocktails prepared with raicilla, ice-cold local craft beers, and delicious helados and paletas (ice creams and popsicles) available for purchase.

Puerto Vallarta is renowned for its international cuisine and variety of flavors, in an effort to promote the local food culture and the different flavors that our talented chefs offer visitors.

Make plans now to come out to Hidalgo Park on Sunday, July 28, for the Festival del Ceviche y Aguachile. You will enjoy two of Puerto Vallarta’s most traditional dishes, complemented by live entertainment at this delightfully delicious, family-friendly event. Admission is free.

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