The “Joyful Coast” of Jalisco or Costa Alegre just south of Puerto Vallarta
Exploring its many secret beaches, sleepy fishing villages and quiet coves. Munching on freshly grilled fish tacos under a thatched palapa. Finding these places in Mexico is like discovering buried treasure, and they never stay secret for long.
The Costalegre is that stretch of coastline that stretches south from Puerto Vallarta to Manzanillo. Costalegre translates to “joyful coast,” and it’s not hard to see why. The rough waves of the Pacific crash against miles of pristine golden sand. Mountains recede from the shoreline, covered in lush jungle. Groves of palm trees rise from low creek beds, creating a landscape that feels more like the remotest corners. It is beyond dramatic and completely unlike anything you think you know about Mexico.
One of Careyes’ protected beaches
It sounds like the perfect recipe for the beginning of the end: a blank canvas for all-inclusive resorts, restaurants, and nightclubs. However, unlike other destinations in Mexico, Costalegre has remained protected and deliberately low-impact for decades—yes, decades.
What makes Costalegre so unique is that this abundance of raw, wild nature is no coincidence. This isn’t a part of Mexico that hasn’t yet been discovered by glamorous hoteliers and deep-pocketed developers. Quite the opposite. Much of the coastline is owned by a handful of developers who control the surrounding area and, in collaboration with local governments and communities, have established rules and guidelines on how to protect the destination. Through their vision, Costalegre remains intentionally untouched and with the most intentional design. I call it Mexico’s “last coast” because Costalegre was developed to be undeveloped, and those who are its stewards make sure it stays that way for as long as possible.
Today, Careyes has evolved into a thriving residential and tourist community, a community of artists, writers, designers, and creatives. About 20,000 acres of land are protected by a sea turtle sanctuary, a school for the local community, uninhabited coves, and secret beaches. In fact, you wouldn’t know Careyes was there unless you knew exactly where to look, and that’s exactly how its residents and homeowners prefer it.
While preservation and conservation are the pillars of Costalegre, the area is anything but stagnant. Mexico is growing at a breakneck pace and Costalegre, while highly regulated, is certainly part of it.
A flagship hotel has been signed for 2024, bringing one of the world’s most recognized luxury brands to Mexico for the first time. There will be wellness, gourmet cuisine, infinity pools and all the refinement. But there will also be a fierce commitment and loyalty to the communities that have always existed here.
Imagine you are the first person to arrive in this territory. You step off the boat and you are first completely impressed by the natural wealth of the area. The spirit, the service, the quality, that is the feeling you get when you arrive in this territory.
Mexico’s “Last Coast”
Costalegre is not new. The thirst for new “undiscovered” destinations is nothing new.
Playa Mayto is the beach visited by the writer who made me fall in love with Costalegre
It bears repeating, Costalegre is like no other place you’ve ever experienced in Mexico before, thanks to those who hold the keys. And once you’ve experienced Costalegre, it will be very difficult to go back to anything else.
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La “Joyeuse Côte” de Jalisco ou Costa Alegre juste au sud de Puerto Vallarta
Explorer ses nombreuses plages secrètes, ses villages de pêcheurs endormis et ses criques tranquilles. En grignotant des tacos au poisson fraîchement grillé sous une palapa au toit de chaume. Trouver ces endroits au Mexique, c’est comme découvrir un trésor enfoui, et qu’ils ne restent jamais secrets longtemps.
Le Costalegre est cette partie du littoral qui s’étend vers le sud, de Puerto Vallarta à Manzanillo. Costalegre se traduit par « côte joyeuse », et il n’est pas difficile de comprendre pourquoi. Les vagues agitées du Pacifique s’écrasent sur des kilomètres de sable doré et immaculé. Les montagnes s’éloignent du littoral, recouvertes d’une jungle luxuriante. Des bosquets de palmiers surgissent des lits de ruisseaux bas, créant un paysage qui ressemble davantage aux coins les plus reculés. C’est plus que dramatique et complètement différent de tout ce que vous pensez savoir sur le Mexique.
Une des plages protégées de Careyes
Ça ressemble à la recette parfaite pour le début de la fin : une toile vierge pour les centres de villégiature, les restaurants et les boîtes de nuit tout compris. Cependant, contrairement à d’autres destinations au Mexique, le Costalegre est resté protégé et délibérément à faible impact pendant des décennies – oui, des décennies.
Ce qui rend Costalegre si unique, c’est que cette abondance de nature brute et sauvage n’est pas une coïncidence. Ce n’est pas une partie du Mexique qui n’a pas encore été découverte par les hôteliers glamour et les promoteurs aux poches profondes. Bien au contraire. Une grande partie du littoral appartient à une poignée de promoteurs qui contrôlent la zone environnante et, en collaboration avec les gouvernements et les communautés locales, ont établi des règles et des lignes directrices sur la manière de protéger la destination. Grâce à leur vision, Costalegre reste volontairement intact et avec le design le plus intentionnel. J’appelle ça la « dernière côte » du Mexique parce que le Costalegre a été développé pour être sous-développé, et ceux qui en sont les gardiens s’assurent qu’il reste ainsi aussi longtemps que possible.
Aujourd’hui, Careyes a évolué pour devenir une communauté résidentielle et touristique florissante, une communauté d’artistes, d’écrivains, de designers et de créatifs. Environ 20 000 acres de terres sont protégées par un sanctuaire de tortues marines, une école pour la communauté locale, des criques inhabitées et des plages secrètes. En fait, vous ne sauriez pas que Careyes était là à moins de savoir exactement où chercher, et c’est exactement ce que préfèrent ses résidents et ses propriétaires.
Bien que la préservation et la conservation soient les piliers du Costalegre, la zone est tout sauf stagnante. Le Mexique se développe à un rythme fulgurant et le Costalegre, bien que très réglementé, en fait certainement partie.
Un hôtel phare a été signé pour 2024, amenant pour la première fois l’une des marques de luxe les plus reconnues au monde au Mexique. Il y aura du bien-être, de la cuisine gastronomique, des piscines à débordement et tout le raffinement. Mais il y aura aussi un engagement et une loyauté farouches envers les communautés qui ont toujours existé ici.
Imaginez que vous êtes la première personne à arriver sur ce territoire. Vous descendez du bateau et vous serez d’abord complètement impressionné par la richesse naturelle de la région. L’esprit, le service, la qualité, c’est le sentiment que vous ressentez lorsque vous arrivez sur ce territoire.
La « dernière côte » du Mexique
Costalegre n’est pas nouveau. La soif de nouvelles destinations « non découvertes » n’est pas nouvelle.
Playa Mayto est la plage visitée par l’écrivain qui m’a fait tomber en amour avec le Costalegre
Il vaut la peine d’être répété, Costalegre n’est aucun autre endroit que vous ayez jamais connu au Mexique auparavant, grâce à ceux qui en détiennent les clés. Et une fois que vous aurez fait l’expérience du Costalegre, il sera très difficile de revenir à autre chose.
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Plongez-vous dans la chaleur, le charme et les traditions vibrantes des villes magiques du Mexique dans l’État de Nayarit. Avec des délices culinaires et des marchés artisanaux, Nayarit offre une expérience alliant culture, communauté et paysages à couper le souffle. Avec neuf Pueblos Mágicos officiellement désignés, Nayarit invite les voyageurs à célébrer la période la plus merveilleuse de l’année d’une manière inoubliable.
Cette année, découvrez les nouveaux membres de la famille Pueblos Mágicos de Nayarit : Ahuacatlán, Amatlán de Cañas, Ixtlán del Río, San Blas et Puerto Balleto. Chaque ville offre une touche unique aux festivités traditionnelles mexicaines.
Ahuacatlán : Connue pour ses traditions vibrantes, cette charmante ville accueille des posadas, des processions animées, des piñatas et des chants aux chandelles. Assurez-vous de visiter la place de la ville, où les lumières de Noël illuminent l’église emblématique, créant une ambiance magique.
Amatlán de Cañas : célèbre pour son esprit communautaire, Amatlán est l’endroit idéal pour vivre Noël, grâce à ses lumières de Noël vibrantes, ses spectacles sur la place et ses décorations de Noël partout dans la ville. Les visiteurs peuvent également déguster du ponche, un punch aux fruits chaud traditionnel, servi lors de réunions conviviales sur les places pittoresques de la ville.
Ixtlán del Río : Centre d’histoire et de tradition, Ixtlán del Río est reconnue pour ses spectaculaires défilés et marchés de vacances. Procurez-vous des ornements faits à la main et des décorations festives tout en savourant des buñuelos, des beignets croustillants garnis de cannelle et de sucre.
San Blas : le long de la côte Pacifique, San Blas est reconnue pour son festival de la Vierge de Guadalupe, qui commence le 6 décembre et dure neuf jours. Chaque soir, un quartier différent organise une procession jusqu’à la place avec des danses, des chars et des feux d’artifice.
Puerto Balleto : situé sur l’île de Mexcaltitán, ce Pueblo Mágico unique est un refuge tranquille où vous pourrez découvrir les traditions côtières de Nayarit. La ville s’anime avec des processions de bateaux aux chandelles et des spécialités locales comme les tamales aux crevettes.
Favoris de retour : les villes vétérans magiques de Nayarit
Ne manquez pas le charme intemporel des Pueblos Mágicos originaux de Nayarit : Sayulita, Compostela, Jala et Mexcaltitán, chacun offrant sa propre magie des fêtes.
Sayulita : Cette ville balnéaire bohème est reconnue pour ses marchés de vacances colorés et ses festivités au bord du surf. Prenez une posada locale ou savourez un festin traditionnel du réveillon de Noël composé de poisson fraîchement pêché et de tortillas faites à la main.
Compostela : Les amateurs de café seront enchantés par Compostelle, où l’arôme du café des fêtes fraîchement infusé se mêle au doux parfum de la traditionnelle rosca de reyes, une pâtisserie festive dégustée lors de l’Epiphanie.
Jala : Nichée au pied du volcan Ceboruco, la saison des fêtes de Jala comprend des danses folkloriques, des défilés animés et des fêtes communautaires mettant en vedette des plats locaux à base de maïs.
Mexcaltitán : Souvent surnommée la « Venise du Mexique », cette charmante ville insulaire se transforme en un paradis de vacances avec des lumières éblouissantes se reflétant sur les canaux.
Délices culinaires des Fêtes
Aucune fête n’est complète sans une cuisine délicieuse, et les Pueblos Mágicos de Nayarit livrent à la pelle. Les visiteurs peuvent savourer des plats de vacances comme les tamales, le pozole et l’atole, ainsi que des spécialités régionales telles que le ceviche de crevettes, le pescado zarandeado (poisson grillé) et les camotes en mielados (patates douces au sirop). Assurez-vous d’essayer les célèbres desserts de Nayarit, notamment la capirotada, un pouding au pain épicé qui est un favori des fêtes.
Arts, artisanat et cadeaux
Le magasinage des Fêtes prend un nouveau sens dans les Pueblos Mágicos de Nayarit, où les artisans présentent leurs compétences sur des marchés dynamiques. De la poterie artisanale à Jala aux perles complexes des Huichol à Compostelle, les villes offrent des cadeaux uniques ancrés dans la tradition locale. San Blas est un trésor d’artisanat sur le thème de la côte, tandis que les marchés de Sayulita regorgent de bijoux et de textiles d’inspiration bohème.
Célébrez avec de la musique et de la danse
La musique est au cœur de chaque fête à Nayarit. Des groupes de mariachis traditionnels et des groupes de banda remplissent l’air de mélodies festives, tandis que des danseurs folkloriques vêtus de costumes colorés donnent vie à des histoires d’héritage et de foi. Les voyageurs peuvent se joindre aux bailes populaires (danses publiques) animées qui se répandent souvent sur les places de la ville, créant des moments inoubliables de connexion et de joie.
Planifiez votre visite
Que vous recherchiez des vacances tranquilles et réfléchies ou une célébration culturelle dynamique, les Pueblos Mágicos de Nayarit offrent une gamme d’expériences pour chaque type de voyageur. Explorez les rues pavées bordées de lumières festives, participez aux traditions séculaires et profitez de l’hospitalité authentique des locaux qui font que chaque visiteur se sent comme une famille.
Où séjourner : Les hébergements vont des hôtels de charme à Sayulita aux auberges confortables à Jala et Compostela. Pour une expérience unique, pensez à séjourner à Puerto Balleto, où l’hébergement en bord de mer offre des vues spectaculaires.
Les Villes Magiques de Nayarit vous invitent à redécouvrir le vrai sens des vacances : communauté, tradition et joie. Qu’il s’agisse d’allumer une chandelle pendant une posada, de savourer une tasse d’atole chaude ou de danser sous les étoiles, l’esprit des fêtes brille dans tous les recoins des Pueblos Mágicos de Nayarit.
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Immerse yourself in the warmth, charm, and vibrant traditions of Mexico’s Magical Towns in the state of Nayarit. With culinary delights and artisanal markets, Nayarit offers an experience that blends culture, community, and breathtaking scenery. With nine officially designated Pueblos Mágicos, Nayarit invites travelers to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year in unforgettable ways.
This year, explore the newest members of Nayarit’s Pueblos Mágicos family: Ahuacatlán, Amatlán de Cañas, Ixtlán del Río, San Blas, and Puerto Balleto. Each town offers a unique twist on traditional Mexican holiday festivities.
Ahuacatlán: Known for its vibrant traditions, this charming town hosts posadas, lively processions, piñatas, and candlelit singing. Be sure to visit the town square, where holiday lights illuminate the iconic church, creating a magical atmosphere.
Amatlán de Cañas: Famous for its community spirit, Amatlán is the perfect place to experience Christmas, thanks to its vibrant holiday lights, performances in the plaza, and Christmas decorations all over town. Visitors can also enjoy ponche, a traditional hot fruit punch, served during cozy gatherings in the town’s quaint plazas.
Ixtlán del Río: A hub of history and tradition, Ixtlán del Río is known for its spectacular holiday parades and markets. Pick up handmade ornaments and festive decorations while savoring buñuelos, crispy fritters topped with cinnamon and sugar.
San Blas: Along the Pacific coast, San Blas is known for its Virgin of Guadalupe Festival, which starts December 6 and lasts for nine days. Each night a different neighborhood organizes a procession to the plaza with dances, floats, and fireworks.
Puerto Balleto: Located on Mexcaltitán Island, this unique Pueblo Mágico is a tranquil retreat where you can experience Nayarit’s coastal traditions. The town comes alive with candlelit boat processions and local delicacies like shrimp tamales.
Do not miss the timeless charm of Nayarit’s original Pueblos Mágicos—Sayulita, Compostela, Jala, and Mexcaltitán—each offering its own holiday magic.
Sayulita: This bohemian beach town is known for its colorful holiday markets and surfside festivities. Catch a local posada or enjoy a traditional Christmas Eve feast of fresh-caught fish and handmade tortillas.
Compostela: Coffee lovers will be enchanted by Compostela, where the aroma of freshly brewed holiday coffee blends with the sweet scent of traditional rosca de reyes, a festive pastry enjoyed during Epiphany.
Jala: Nestled at the base of the Ceboruco Volcano, Jala’s holiday season features folkloric dances, vibrant parades, and community feasts showcasing local corn-based dishes.
Mexcaltitán: Often referred to as the “Venice of Mexico,” this enchanting island town transforms into a holiday wonderland with dazzling lights reflecting off the canals.
Holiday Culinary Delights
No holiday celebration is complete without delicious food, and Nayarit’s Pueblos Mágicos deliver in spades. Visitors can savor holiday staples like tamales, pozole, and atole, alongside regional specialties such as shrimp ceviche, pescado zarandeado (grilled fish), and camotes en mielados (sweet potatoes in syrup). Be sure to try Nayarit’s famous desserts, including capirotada, a spiced bread pudding that’s a holiday favorite.
Arts, Crafts, and Gifts
Holiday shopping takes on a new meaning in Nayarit’s Pueblos Mágicos, where artisans showcase their skills in vibrant markets. From handmade pottery in Jala to intricate Huichol beadwork in Compostela, the towns offer one-of-a-kind gifts steeped in local tradition. San Blas is a treasure trove for coastal-themed crafts, while Sayulita’s markets brim with bohemian-inspired jewelry and textiles.
Celebrate with Music and Dance
Music is at the heart of every holiday celebration in Nayarit. Traditional mariachi bands and banda groups fill the air with festive melodies, while folkloric dancers in colorful costumes bring stories of heritage and faith to life. Travelers can join in the lively bailes populares (public dances) that often spill into the town squares, creating unforgettable moments of connection and joy.
Plan Your Visit
Whether you’re seeking a quiet, reflective holiday or a vibrant cultural celebration, Nayarit’s Pueblos Mágicos offer an array of experiences for every type of traveler. Explore cobblestone streets lined with festive lights, partake in age-old traditions, and enjoy the genuine hospitality of the locals who make every visitor feel like family.
Where to Stay: Accommodations range from boutique hotels in Sayulita to cozy inns in Jala and Compostela. For a unique experience, consider staying in Puerto Balleto, where waterfront lodging offers spectacular views.
The Magical Towns of Nayarit invite you to rediscover the true meaning of the holidays: community, tradition, and joy. Whether it’s lighting a candle during a posada, savoring a warm cup of atole, or dancing under the stars, the holiday spirit shines bright in every corner of Nayarit’s Pueblos Mágicos.
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Puerto Vallarta is one of Mexico’s most beloved beachfront destinations. With ocean views up front and jungle-covered Sierra Madre mountains in the background, the lively Pacific coast resort town offers vibrant restaurants, non-stop nightlife and a thriving arts scene. It’s easy to see why travelers return year after year, and the best all-inclusive resorts in Puerto Vallarta make that decision even easier.
Our top pick is Hotel Mousai, an adults-only all-inclusive resort with six fabulous restaurants to choose from. For those traveling with little ones, we recommend Hilton Vallarta Riviera All-Inclusive Resort, and for couples, the oceanfront pools and swoon-worthy sunsets at Secrets Vallarta Bay Puerto Vallarta are particularly romantic. Below, our selections for the best all-inclusive resorts in Puerto Vallarta for 2024.
Editor’s Picks: Best All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta Overall: Hotel Mousai Best High-End All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta: Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit Best Boutique All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta: Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel And Romantic Getaway Best All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta For Families: Hilton Vallarta Riviera All-Inclusive Resort Best All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta For Romance: Secrets Vallarta Bay Puerto Vallarta Best Beachfront All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta: Velas Vallarta Best Adults-Only All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta: Casa Velas All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta With The Best Amenities: Fiesta Americana Puerto Vallarta All-Inclusive & Spa
Best All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta Overall: Hotel Mousai
Hotel Mousai
Who Will Love It: Adults seeking a vibrant pool scene, unparalleled views, unique design and fabulous food All-Star Amenities: Two rooftop pools; a luxury spa; gourmet dining at eight restaurants What Not To Miss: Book a corner suite for views of both the ocean and jungle Location: Highway to Barra de Navidad
Sandwiched between the jungle-covered Sierras and the brilliant blue of the Bay of Banderas, Hotel Mousai has one of the most enviable addresses in town. The two-tower luxury, adults-only, all-inclusive resort has a brag-worthy hilltop perch, with spectacular rooftop infinity pools atop each tower. Add to that the ocean-view Spa Imagine, five fabulous restaurants (plus access to three more dining options within the Garza Blanca Preserve) and funky suites with balcony plunge pools, and it’s easy to see why this is the best all-inclusive resort in Puerto Vallarta.
Best High-End All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta: Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit
The oceanfront pool at Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit. Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit Who Will Love It: Couples or families who love spacious suites, many restaurant options and a large stretch of beach All-Star Amenities: Multiple restaurants; oceanfront pool; 24-hour personal concierge; teens and kids clubs What Not To Miss: An elegant meal at Frida restaurant Location: Nuevo Nayarit
While not technically in Puerto Vallarta proper, Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit is one of the few true high end all-inclusive resorts in the area. Plus, it’s only a 20-minute drive from the Puerto Vallarta airport in neighboring Nayarit. Overlooking a stretch of silky white sand, the resort features 267 suites, all of which have gorgeous bay views from their private balconies. The infinity pool is the heart of the resort, with plenty of chaise lounges and Bali beds. Make sure to take advantage of the soaring handmade palapa that sits over the open-air lobby: it’s one of the most prized possessions at the resort and truly a sight to behold. Nearby, active travelers will find five golf courses, while spa lovers can enjoy treatments at the on-site Se Spa, one of the best in the region.
Best Boutique All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta: Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel And Romantic Getaway
Ocean views at the Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel. Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel & Romantic Getaway Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel And Romantic Getaway Who Will Love It: Couples who want the all of the perks of a beach resort within walking distance of town All-Star Amenities: Oceanfront pools; welcome massage; beachfront Bali beds What Not To Miss: A romantic dinner at the end of the private jetty at sunset Location: Cinco de Diciembre
An intimate resort with only 80 rooms, Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel & Romantic Getaway offers guests the best of both worlds: a fabulous beachfront resort experience and proximity to Puerto Vallarta’s vibrant downtown. The oceanfront all-inclusive resort is all about 5-star service, from the five-minute de-stressing welcome massage to an aromatherapy and pillow menu, two pools and several restaurants. Reserve a private beachfront cabana or book a romantic outdoor massage overlooking the Bay of Banderas.
The oceanfront all-inclusive resort boasts two pools with stunning views of the ocean. Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel & Romantic Getaway
Hilton Vallarta Riviera All-Inclusive Resort Who Will Love It: Families who love a fun pool scene and lots of activities and restaurants All-Star Amenities: Spa; nightly entertainment; oceanfront pools What Not To Miss: Afternoon sushi snacks at Azulinda Location: Highway to Barra de Navidad
Although it’s only a short drive from Puerto Vallarta’s bustling Zona Romantica, Hilton Vallarta Riviera All-Inclusive feels a world away. The oceanfront tower has a picture-perfect view over the Bay of Banderas and a spectacular pool deck with oceanfront pools and a small slice of beach. Each of the property’s 444 rooms has a balcony with ocean views. Families will love the wide variety of activities here, from water sports to beach volleyball, art classes and sunset pool parties. When it’s time for a break, adults can indulge in the eforea spa’s hydrotherapy pools, steam room and sauna. Best All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta For Romance: Secrets Vallarta Bay Puerto Vallarta
Inside their luxury suites, guests can relax in a private hot tub.Secrets Vallarta Bay Puerto Vallarta Secrets Vallarta Bay Puerto Vallarta Who Will Love It: Couples seeking a beachfront location with spectacular pools and spacious suites All-Star Amenities: Oceanfront pools; eight restaurants and bars; 14,000-square-foot spa What Not To Miss: Sunset from the pool deck Location: Las Glorias
It doesn’t get much more romantic than a front-row seat to one of the best sunsets in Mexico, and the best place to find it is at Secrets Vallarta Bay Puerto Vallarta, a luxury, adults-only all-inclusive resort overlooking the Bay of Banderas. Couples who check in here are treated to the best seat in the house each night from the spectacular oceanfront pools as the sky erupts in fiery shades of reds, oranges and pinks. Inside their luxury suites, guests can relax in their private hot tub or opt for the option of a room with swim-up access. Preferred Club guests enjoy enhanced amenities like an upgraded suite, an exclusive lounge, and dedicated concierge. Best All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta For Groups: Sheraton Buganvilias Resort And Convention Center
There are two pools, a spa and convention center on-site. Sheraton Buganvilias Resort & Convention Center Sheraton Buganvilias Resort And Convention Center Who Will Love It: Groups who want a beachfront location close to downtown, with tons of activities and a convention center on-site All-Star Amenities: Two pools; four tennis courts; a 24-hour fitness center; spa What Not To Miss: Kick back after meetings with a fun night out at Nine Ninety 9 bar Location: Lazaro Cardenas
One of the only beachfront resorts in Puerto Vallarta with its own on-site convention center, Sheraton Buganvilias Resort & Convention Center is one of the best all-inclusive resorts for groups in Puerto Vallarta. Guests of all ages and interests will find something to do at this centrally located resort. Choose from six different restaurants and bars, pop into the 24-hour fitness center or unwind with a massage at the spa village. The resort also has two oceanfront pools, as well as four tennis courts and a kids club.
Best All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta For Spa And Wellness: Garza Blanca Preserve Resort And Spa Puerto Vallarta
Enjoy the infinity pool, stand-up paddle boarding and access to beautiful hiking trails in the area. Garza Blanca Preserve Resort & Spa Puerto Vallarta Garza Blanca Preserve Resort And Spa Puerto Vallarta Who Will Love It: Travelers seeking relaxation, natural beauty and a beach at their doorstep All-Star Amenities: Semi-private white-sand beach; free non-motorized water sports; infinity pool; full access to luxury Imagine Spa at sister property Hotel Mousai What Not To Miss: A kayaking tour of the Bay of Banderas; a hydrotherapy treatment at Imagine Spa Location: Highway to Barra de Navidad
Garza Blanca Preserve Resort & Spa Puerto Vallarta is the sister resort to Hotel Mousai, our best overall selection, and it boasts the same spectacular views with the addition of an enviable beachfront location. While taking advantage of perfect ocean views and serenity, spa and wellness fanatics have full access to the stellar Imagine Spa up the hill, which includes hydrotherapy treatments and even customizable therapy suites. The property also has direct access to the area’s surrounding natural beauty, offering free non-motorized sports like kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding and beautiful hiking trails. Garza Blanca Preserve is truly the best place to disconnect from the outside world and reconnect with your inner peace in Puerto Vallarta.
Best Beachfront All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta: Velas Vallarta
The beach at Velas Vallarta. Velas Vallarta Velas Vallarta Who Will Love It: Families seeking a fun pool scene and a great beachfront location All-Star Amenities: Three pools including a kids pool; 500-foot stretch of beach; nightly shows What Not To Miss: Float down the resort’s lazy river Location: Marina Vallarta
Tucked away in an exclusive residential neighborhood near Puerto Vallarta’s ritzy Marina, Velas Vallarta is hidden away from the hustle and bustle of downtown and is perfect for beach lovers whose primary goals are sun and sand. Overlooking a long stretch of white sand beach (one of the best beaches in the area), this family-friendly resort also has sprawling pools, a lazy river and residential-style suites. Don’t miss a meal at the al fresco La Ribera Restaurant, serving steak and seafood overlooking the Bay of Banderas.
All-Inclusive Resort With The Best Views In Puerto Vallarta: Marival Distinct Luxury Residences
Marival Distinct Luxury Residences at night. Marival Distinct Luxury Residences Who Will Love It: Travelers who want residential-style room with resort amenities All-Star Amenities: Suites with full kitchens; kids club; spa What Not To Miss: A sunset cocktail at rooftop Insú Sky Lounge Location: Nuevo Vallarta
For the best views of Puerto Vallarta, just head a quick 25 minutes north to the neighboring Nuevo Nayarit beachfront community, where you’ll find the Marival Distinct Luxury Residences, home to some of the most breathtaking views of Puerto Vallarta, the surrounding mountains and the bay. Rooms here are residential in design, giving guests a homey vibe while still offering resort amenities at their fingertips. Head to the sprawling beach for a day in a private cabana, or spend time at one of the many pools on the property. The very best views are up at the Insú Sky Lounge—make sure to grab a cocktail and take in the sunset.
Best Adults-Only All-Inclusive Resort In Puerto Vallarta: Casa Velas
The romantic Emiliano restaurant sits on the property. Casa Velas Casa Velas Who Will Love It: Adults who prefer a fabulous pool and on-site golf course over beachfront access All-Star Amenities: 18-hole golf course; spa; pool; off-site beach club What Not To Miss: Dinner at signature Emiliano restaurant Location: Marina Vallarta
A lush, jungle retreat tucked away in Marina Vallarta, this adults-only all-inclusive is a tropical paradise complete with roaming peacocks and vibrant flowers. While the resort itself is not directly on the beach, guests do have access to the private Táu Beach Club, which is just a few minutes away. The pool at Casa Velas is tranquil, wreathed in palm trees, while many of the 80 suites have private plunge pools. The resort features an 18-hole golf course directly on site, as well.
All-Inclusive Resort With The Best Amenities In Puerto Vallarta: Fiesta Americana Puerto Vallarta All-Inclusive And Spa
The spa at Fiesta Americana Puerto Vallarta. Fiesta Americana Puerto Vallarta All-Inclusive & Spa Who Will Love It: Families or adults seeking a beachfront resort loaded with restaurants, activities and perks All-Star Amenities: Free airport transfer; spa; kids club What Not To Miss: A private cabana at the adults-only rooftop pool Location: Hotel Zone
With a prime location directly on the beach and within a quick distance to downtown Puerto Vallarta, plenty of restaurants, a beach club, spa and separate areas for adults-only, there’s lots to love about Fiesta Americana Puerto Vallarta All-Inclusive & Spa. Among the many amenities found at the property are a nearby marina golf course, the secluded, tropical Nakawé Spa and the adults-only rooftop Sonne Club. Guests who book the Fiesta Club level suites have upgraded amenities.
All-Inclusive Resort With The Best Pools In Puerto Vallarta: Dreams Vallarta Bay Resort And Spa
The view of the pool at night. Dreams Vallarta Bay Resort & Spa Dreams Vallarta Bay Resort And Spa Who Will Love It: Families who want a mix of activities for the kids and wellness amenities for the adults All-Star Amenities: Private balconies; spa; kids and teens club What Not To Miss: Soaking up the sun at one of the three oceanfront pool Location: Las Glorias
With a fantastic location on one of Puerto Vallarta’s main beaches, just five minutes from downtown, Dreams Vallarta Bay Resort & Spa is all about low-key family fun. There are plenty of activities for travelers of any age to enjoy here, but the real showstoppers are the property’s three outdoor pools complete with oceanfront views. A teens and kids club makes the resort a perfect spot for families traveling together, and wellness-seeking adults will also find it easy to wind down thanks to the property’s luxurious Spa by Pevonia. Guests can choose from four different a la carte restaurants on-site, including the adults-only Capers restaurant serving Italian cuisine.
All-Inclusive Resorts In Puerto Vallarta To Watch
Puerto Vallarta’s popularity has led to a slew of recent renovations. The following properties are undergoing extensive refurbishments. While we haven’t reviewed them yet, they’re worth considering if you’re planning a trip in 2025.
Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta: Set on a private cove just a short walk from Zona Romantica, this beloved all-inclusive is currently undergoing an extensive renovation that will be completed in January 2025. Guests can anticipate more fresh dining concepts, including new Italian and Asian restaurants; an updated lobby area; modernized rooms; and enhanced pool areas, among other improvements.
The Westin Resort & Spa, Puerto Vallarta: Set to transition to an all-inclusive resort in 2025 following a partial renovation, the Westin will soon give travelers even more reason to check into its 14-acre paradise. The hotel is set on a 410-foot private beach, just a five-minute drive from the airport, and offers an excellent spa, tennis courts and delicious on-site dining at five restaurants and bars.
Openings We’re Looking Forward To
We update this story regularly to monitor the best all-inclusive resorts in Puerto Vallarta, including new properties that will be opening in 2025. Here are the hotel openings we’re most excited about.
Breathless Puerto Vallarta Resort And Spa: Scheduled to open in 2025, this new adults-only all-inclusive will be Hyatt’s first Breathless property in Puerto Vallarta and fourth in Mexico. The resort, located just a 10-minute drive from the airport, will feature 450 rooms, seven eateries, four pools and a scenic rooftop deck.
About Meagan Drillinger, Your Puerto Vallarta All-Inclusive Resorts Guide
Mexico has been more than a beat to me over the past 10 years—it’s been, quite literally, a second home. My adventures across Mexico have taken me from northern Baja to southern Chiapas, from remote beaches to pulsing cities, from dusty backpacker routes and hostels to the high thread counts and Champagne bars at the best resorts in the country. Today I call Puerto Vallarta my second home when I’m not off on assignment. My life as a travel writer has also taken me beyond Mexico and across the borders of Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, Central America and Australia. I spend more than half the year on the road, with my passport and my carry-on as my most prized (and only) possessions. In addition to writing for Forbes Vetted, I am also a contributing Mexico editor for Travel Weekly magazine. You can find more of my work in Travel + Leisure, Afar, Lonely Planet, Business Insider, and others.
Meagan Drillinger Mexico has been more than a beat to me over the past 10 years—it’s been, quite literally, a second home. My adventures across Mexico have taken me from northern Baja to southern Chiapas, from remote beaches to pulsing cities, from dusty backpacker routes and hostels to the high thread counts and Champagne bars at the best resorts in the country. Today I call Puerto Vallarta my second home when I’m not off on assignment. My life as a travel writer has also taken me beyond Mexico and across the borders of Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, Central America, and Australia. I spend more than half the year on the road, with my passport and my carry-on as my most prized (and only) possessions. In addition to writing for Forbes Vetted, I am also a contributing Mexico editor for Travel Weekly magazine. You can find more of my work in Travel + Leisure, Afar, Lonely Planet, Business Insider, and others. Forbes Vetted Travel: Get expert-recommended travel essentials, hotel reviews and more in this weekly roundup. Claire Epting. I am an updates writer for Forbes Vetted who optimizes content related to fashion, beauty, and travel. I’ve tested everything from swimwear to work bags to pajamas, and I also cover…
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Puerto Vallarta, located on the breathtaking Pacific Coast, is a leading whale watch destination and offers visitors the unique opportunity to witness the majestic humpback whales during their annual migration.
Every year, Banderas Bay comes alive with ocean activities that offer an unparalleled opportunity to connect with nature. Here’s a comprehensive guide to what to expect when you embark on a whale watching tour in Puerto Vallarta.
Puerto Vallarta’s Best Whale Watching Season
The whale watching season in Puerto Vallarta runs from the middle of December to the end of March, when the humpback whales migrate to the warm waters of Banderas Bay to breed and give birth. This is the perfect time to get up close and personal with these incredible creatures. They perform spectacular shows such as breaching, spy hopping and tail slapping.
What to Expect on a Whale Watching Tour
A whale watching tour is one of the must-do outdoor activities when planning a trip to Puerto Vallarta. This experience offers a rare opportunity to see humpback whales in their natural habitat against the backdrop of the breathtaking Banderas Bay. These gentle giants promise an unforgettable adventure, from their graceful breaches to their playful interactions.
A whale watching tour in Puerto Vallarta typically lasts between 2 and 4 hours and provides an up-close and personal look at marine life. These tours educate participants about whale behavior and conservation efforts, and are led by knowledgeable experts.
There are a number of whale watching tours in Puerto Vallarta that cater to a variety of preferences and group sizes. Whether you’re looking for a luxury yacht experience, a small, environmentally friendly boat tour, or a family outing, you will find a tour for everyone.
To make sure you have a memorable experience, be sure to book your trip with reputable tour operators known for their ethical and eco-friendly practices:
Look for operators committed to responsible tourism, prioritizing the safety and well-being of the whales.
Banderas Bay is known for its calm, warm waters, which make it one of the best places in the world to view humpback whales. Its deep, sheltered environment attracts these gentle giants year after year, creating an unparalleled opportunity for whale watching.
Sustainable Practices in Whale Watching
When going on a whale watching tour in Puerto Vallarta, choose operators that prioritize sustainability to protect the whales and their environment. Responsible practices include the following:
Observance of safe distances from whales. Educating tourists about the conservation of marine life. Avoidance of loud or high speed boats that disturb wildlife.
Essential Whale Watching Tips
Bring a pair of binoculars for better viewing. Use a camera with a zoom lens to get the most amazing photos. Pack a light jacket for tours in the early morning hours. Wear an environmentally friendly sunscreen to help protect the marine ecosystem.
Plan Your Whale Watching Adventure Today!
A whale watching tour in Puerto Vallarta is more than just a vacation activity. It’s a chance to witness the breathtaking beauty of nature.
Puerto Vallarta offers one of the best whale watching experiences in Mexico with stunning views, expert-led excursions and unforgettable encounters with marine life.
Immerse yourself in an adventure that combines the thrill of discovery with the tranquility of the ocean by booking your tour now.
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Nayarit, Mexico. As the colder months approach, savvy travelers are on the lookout for the perfect getaway, and this year, Nayarit is taking center stage as one of the best places to visit in 2025. This stunning state on Mexico’s Pacific Coast offers a captivating blend of pristine beaches, vibrant cultural experiences, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered, making it the ultimate fall and winter escape.
A Warm Welcome to Endless Sunshine and Stunning Beaches
Nayarit boasts over 200 miles of Pacific coastline, dotted with golden beaches, turquoise waters, and lush mountain backdrops. For those escaping chilly weather, the state’s year-round warm climate is a dream come true. Destinations like Sayulita, Punta Mita, and San Blas provide the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure, offering everything from world-class surfing and paddle boarding to sun-soaked afternoons under swaying palm trees.
Sayulita, a bohemian surf town, charms with its colorful streets, artisanal shops, and beachfront bars. Punta Mita, on the other hand, is the epitome of luxury with its high-end resorts, championship golf courses, and stunning sunset views over the Pacific. San Blas, a quieter and more traditional town, is known for its historic fort, serene estuaries, and bird watching—a haven for nature enthusiasts.
Nayarit’s magic extends beyond its beaches. This year, the state has expanded its roster of “Pueblos Mágicos” (Magical Towns) to include Amatlán de Cañas, Ixtlán del Río, and Ahuacatlán, adding to the allure of established favorites like Compostela, Jala, and Mexcaltitan. These towns are recognized for their rich heritage, vibrant traditions, and warm hospitality, making them must-visit destinations for travelers looking to experience the heart of Mexico.
Compostela’s cobblestone streets, historic churches, and vibrant plazas offer a glimpse into Nayarit’s colonial past, while Jala, known for its giant corn, boasts one of the most beautiful baroque churches in the region. Mexcaltitan, often referred to as the “Venice of Mexico,” is an island town known for its unique canals and rich pre-Hispanic history, providing an unforgettable experience.
Nayarit’s culinary scene is as diverse as its landscapes. The state is famous for its fresh seafood, particularly ceviche, aguachile, and grilled fish, best enjoyed at a beachfront palapa with toes in the sand. Visitors can savor local specialties such as zarandeado fish, a traditional dish marinated and grilled to perfection, and try lesser-known delights like tlaxtihuille, a pre-Hispanic dish made from corn and shrimp.
For a more immersive experience, travelers can explore Nayarit’s local food markets, where they can sample tropical fruits, handmade tamales, and regional cheeses, or take a culinary class to learn how to prepare traditional dishes from local chefs.
From adrenaline-pumping activities to serene escapes, Nayarit offers endless outdoor adventures. Fall and winter are prime times for whale watching, as humpback whales migrate to the warm waters of Banderas Bay. Eco-tours provide the chance to see these majestic creatures up close, along with playful dolphins, sea turtles, and a variety of marine life.
Adventurers can also explore the Sierra Madre Mountains through guided hikes, horseback riding, or ATV tours, immersing themselves in lush jungles, waterfalls, and panoramic vistas. For those seeking underwater adventures, Nayarit’s Marietas Islands are a snorkeling and diving paradise, home to vibrant coral reefs and the famous Hidden Beach.
Nayarit’s wide array of accommodations cater to every type of traveler, from boutique hotels and beachfront bungalows to luxurious resorts with all-inclusive amenities. Wellness seekers will find rejuvenation at the state’s many wellness retreats and spa resorts, which offer yoga classes, spa treatments, and holistic therapies inspired by indigenous traditions.
Punta Mita’s luxury resorts, including the renowned Four Seasons and St. Regis, provide a blend of elegance, seclusion, and top-notch service, perfect for couples and families looking for an elevated experience. For a more intimate stay, Nayarit’s eco-friendly lodges and boutique hotels offer personalized service and a deeper connection to nature.
Cultural Festivals and Vibrant Traditions
Fall and winter in Nayarit are marked by lively festivals and cultural celebrations that showcase the state’s rich traditions. Visitors can experience Day of the Dead festivities in the Magical Towns, attend the colorful patron saint festivals, or explore traditional Huichol art and crafts. The vibrant music, dance, and colorful costumes create an immersive cultural experience that adds a unique layer to any visit.
Whether you’re chasing endless sunshine, exploring charming villages, indulging in fresh local cuisine, or seeking adventure in nature, Nayarit offers a diverse and unforgettable escape. As one of the best places to visit in 2025, this hidden gem on Mexico’s Pacific Coast invites travelers to explore its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and welcoming spirit.
Nayarit Tourism the state’s diverse destinations, offering visitors a unique blend of coastal beauty, cultural heritage, and outdoor adventure.
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Chanukah is the Jewish eight-day, wintertime “festival of lights, ” celebrated with a nightly menorah lighting, special prayers and fried foods. The Hebrew word Chanukah means “dedication, ” and is thus named because it celebrates the rededication of the Holy Temple. Chanukah begins on the eve of Kislev 25 and continues for eight days.
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Hanukkah (or Chanukah) is an 8-day wintertime Jewish holiday, which marks the victory of the Maccabees over the Syrian-Greeks. It is celebrated by lighting the menorah, a candelabrum with 8 lights, with another flame being added each night. Eight Nights=Miracle Lights The ceremony, free of charge and open to all, draws thousands of attendees each year to the Ellipse in front of the White House lawn. The ceremony, free of charge and open to all, draws thousands of attendees each year to the Ellipse in front of the White House lawn.
Why is Chanukah (Hanukkah) eight nights long? The Talmud asks and answers:
The sages taught: On the 25th of Kislev, the days of Chanukah are eight. One may not eulogize on them, and one may not fast on them. This is because when the Greeks entered the Sanctuary, they defiled all the oils that were in the Sanctuary. And when the Chashmonean monarchy overcame them and emerged victorious over them, they searched and found only one cruse of oil that remained with the seal of the High Priest. And there was sufficient oil there to light the candelabrum for only one day. A miracle occurred, and they lit the candelabrum from it for eight days. The next year, the sages instituted those days and made them holidays with the recitation of Hallel and prayers of thanksgiving.
Why is Chanukah (Hanukkah) eight nights long? The Talmud asks and answers:
The sages taught: On the 25th of Kislev, the days of Chanukah are eight. One may not eulogize on them, and one may not fast on them. This is because when the Greeks entered the Sanctuary, they defiled all the oils that were in the Sanctuary. And when the Chashmonean monarchy overcame them and emerged victorious over them, they searched and found only one cruse of oil that remained with the seal of the High Priest. And there was sufficient oil there to light the candelabrum for only one day. A miracle occurred, and they lit the candelabrum from it for eight days. The next year, the sages instituted those days and made them holidays with the recitation of Hallel and prayers of thanksgiving.1
But there’s more. Seven represents all that is found within this world. There are seven days of the week, seven classical planets and seven musical notes. In fact, the world itself was created in seven days.
Then there is the number eight, which represents that which is above, that which does not fit into the neat slots that hold the bits and pieces of our lives. The number eight evokes the transcendent and the G‑dly. Eight is the number of miracles.
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The December festivities position Puerto Vallarta as one of the preferred destinations in the Mexican Pacific, with projections that anticipate the arrival of nearly 200,000 tourists between December 16, 2024 and January 6, 2025. According to the Tourism Trust for Promotion and Advertising, it is expected that of that number, 122,473 will be national tourists and 77,308 international, which reflects the importance of this season for the local economy.
Hotel occupancy is estimated at an average of 85.2%, with peaks that could reach 92% during the New Year celebrations. More than 466,000 nights of lodging are expected to be occupied, which highlights the constant preference of tourists for this destination.
In economic terms, the projected revenue for Puerto Vallarta amounts to approximately 3.88 billion pesos, based on an average daily expenditure of 9,058 pesos for national tourists and 35,831 pesos for foreign visitors. However, despite these promising figures, there is a widespread perception among local residents and businessmen that the high season is not taking off with the same intensity as in previous years.
This feeling has grown amid expectations of tourism growth, but so far, no authority has officially confirmed this analysis. Additionally, a study by Allianz Partners USA places Puerto Vallarta in fourth place of preference among American tourists for international travel during the 2024 holiday season, surpassing destinations such as Punta Cana and the Bahamas.
Air connectivity, which has more than 50 direct routes, together with the improvement in land infrastructure, such as the new highway to Guadalajara, contribute to consolidating Puerto Vallarta as an attractive destination.
As the season unfolds, the local tourism sector remains hopeful that visitor numbers will increase and perceptions of a slowdown will dissipate, allowing Puerto Vallarta to close out the year with record tourism numbers and a positive impact on its economy. Attention now turns to the market’s response in the days ahead and the city’s ability to attract and welcome the expected tourists.
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El destino ha sido seleccionado en categorías que resaltan su inigualable oferta culinaria y su posicionamiento en la esfera internacional.
Los Food and Travel Reader Awards celebran la creatividad, pasión y dedicación de quienes hacen de la gastronomía y el turismo experiencias excepcionales. Esta novena edición también pone énfasis especial en la sostenibilidad, reconociendo a aquellos que no solo ofrecen experiencias excepcionales, sino que se comprometen con prácticas responsables que respetan el medio ambiente y las comunidades.
Este año, un panel de 63 expertos en la industria de la hospitalidad, junto con el consejo editorial de Food and Travel México, seleccionaron cuidadosamente a los nominados de los Food and Travel Reader Awards 2024, entre los que se encuentran Puerto Vallarta como Mejor Destino de México, Trio como Mejor Restaurante Consolidado de México y Maiavé by Sheraton Buganvilias Resort como Mejor Spa. ¡Apóyalos con tu voto!
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