Sandy beaches dot Mexico’s Pacific coast, sparkling like jewels washed up from the turquoise sea. Laying out on the soft Nayarit Mexico beaches or trying different water sports in the sea is the perfect way to spend an afternoon on vacation. Each of the Riviera Nayarit beaches has its own distinct personality and vibe depending on its location and the fall of the waves. Some of the best beaches in Riviera Nayarit are famed surf breaks while others are smooth and tranquil spots for kids to swim. As you explore each of these Nayarit destinations, take time to soak up the views and to sample the local seafood.
Nuevo Nayarit Beach
Nuevo Vallarta is one of the most popular Nayarit destinations, attracting thousands of visitors every year to come and play on the wide beaches. The Nuevo Nayarit beach is one of the best beaches in Riviera Nayarit because it is so spacious. Stake out your own spot, and you will have plenty of room for building sandcastles and throwing a Frisbee. Many of the top resorts are located along this long stretch of coastline, making it easy to access. If you are staying along the beach, you can easily head back to your room for a break from the sun or head to one of the delicious dining options for authentic Mexican food.
Sayulita
The surfing village of Sayulita has some of the best beaches in Riviera Nayarit for water sports. Board rentals and surf class are incredibly popular with the gentle waves crashing against the shore, but kayaking and paddle boarding are also great options. As you explore the boutique shops and local restaurants along the brightly-painted cobblestone streets, it is easy to see why Sayulita is one of the most charming Nayarit destinations. It is also home to a Nayarit hidden beach. Most visitors stay on the beach in front of the town, but the locals know to head south through the cemetery to the less-crowded Los Muertos Beach. Don’t miss out on exploring both of these Riviera Nayarit beaches on your next vacation.
Islas Marietas
The most famous and secluded Nayarit hidden beach is on the Marietas Islands. Located off the tip of the Bay of Banderas, these islands are extraordinary for their unique formations, rare birds, and hidden beach. Underneath a jagged rock formation where blue-footed booby birds are nesting, Lover’s Beach is the most secret Nayarit hidden beach. To access the beach, you will have to make reservations early since only a certain number of visitors are permitted each day in efforts to conserve the unique ecosystem. After swimming into the center the island, the rocky dome opens up and light pours onto the sandy shores of Lover’s Beach.
Playa Destiladeras
For powdery sand and calm waters, head to Playa Destiladera on the north end of the bay. Along several miles of virgin coastline, you can splash in the water or lay out in the sun. Local vendors will pass by, renting umbrellas and selling snacks. Here, you’ll truly feel like you’ve stumbled across paradise as you watch the palms sway in the breeze and gaze down miles of uninterrupted coastline. While it is one of the less popular Nayarit Mexico beaches, those who have discovered it value its tranquility and beauty.
Lo de Marcos
Several of the Riviera Nayarit beaches are home to small communities whose simple lifestyles attract certain travelers to slow down and enjoy the beach life. Most of the communities along Nayarit Mexico beaches are known for their fishing boats and fresh seafood restaurants, and Lo de Marcos is one of the best. Off the beaten path, this fishing village maintains its distinct Mexican culture with wide cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and flowering trees around every corner. If you are looking for Nayarit beaches away from the crowds and the best seafood you’ve ever tasted, a day trip to Lo de Marcos is the best way to experience more of Mexico.
Sayulita
San Pancho
Rincon de Guayabitos
Each of the beaches in Riviera Nayarit is its own unique gem. Whether you are looking for a charming city to explore or freshly caught seafood to eat, there’s something for everyone along Mexico’s golden coast.
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On your way to Puerto Vallarta and want to do more than party and lay by the pool?
There are plenty of unique, healthy things to do in Puerto Vallarta.
Puerto Vallarta is a very popular tourist destinations in Mexico and one of its biggest resort cities. Puerto Vallarta’s location by the Sierra Madre mountains and the Pacific ocean, has a diversity so much more accessible for all sorts of activities.
Be surprised by so many non touristy things to do in Puerto Vallarta, that most tourists will not experience at all!
The city is nestled between the sparkling Bay of Banderas and the lush, jungle-clad Sierra Madre mountains so of course there are some special Puerto Vallarta hidden gems.
If you are more of an independent and adventurous traveler, you will find something to love about Puerto Vallarta.
Get away from the main tourist areas, and you will enjoy it. As so many other people.
Puerto Vallarta, with jungle clad mountains, palm trees and jungle spilling on the beach and rocky coves with blue ocean.
Sooo little time so many things to do, unless you are for the long stay.
You may start by:
Hike from Boca de Tomatlan to Playa Las Animas
Visit Quimixto and hike to the waterfall
Spend a day exploring the city – Zona Romantica, Isla Rio Cuale,
Walk the Malecon and hunt out all the street art
Pick one water activity – learn scuba diving at Los Arcos,
Seeing the famous Hidden Beach at Islas Marietas
Humpback whale watching
Mos of those activities are near the central city area of Puerto Vallarta, most are accessible walking or the local bus or a taxi if you have a hard time locating the meeting point .
A food tour is a good way to be guided to the different styles of Mexican food available in Puerto Vallarta and discover some of the favorites. (3 different companies do offer this activity) You will be explained about the restaurants and stands visited, the dishes eating, and all about the cuisine and the role of food in Mexican culture. Supporting local is the best thing you can do when you travel to ensure you are leaving a positive impact on the communities you visit. You may return to your favorite the spots on the tour, and you will be confident ordering something different on the menu.
The city is overflowing with an incredible range of restaurants, street stalls, taco stands and beach vendors serving up all kinds of delicious food.
Zona Romantica or the Romantic Zone is one of the many different neighbourhoods in Puerto Vallarta. The area goes by a few names, including Viejo Vallarta (Old Vallarta). Discover the Romantic Zone of Puerto Vallarta https://promovisionpv.com/about-the-romantic-zone-of-puerto-vallarta/
This historic area is one of the original parts of downtown Puerto Vallarta and still has a very warm feel. This green and leafy area has original cobblestone streets, colorful street art and a great vibe. The more you walk toward the mountain side, away from the beach you walk, the more local it gets. There are amazing street food stalls, cute parks and charming historic buildings. It is definitely worth spending a few hours just wandering aimlessly and exploring this pretty neighborhood! A row of charming colorful old buildings in Zona Romantica in Puerto Vallarta.
Cross the bridge to Isla del Rio Cuale, is the peaceful, lush oasis of Isla del Rio Cuale. Isla Cuale, a small island connected to Zona Romantica and the Centro area by a series of bridges. This tiny little island is a quiet reprieve from the busier areas of Puerto Vallarta and is well worth a visit to wander through the local market stalls and under the shady lush greenery.
There are a couple of restaurants and cafes on the island too, which would make a great stop for a late breakfast or lunch while exploring the rest of the city. River Cafe looked upscale but had a lovely setting. A street crosses the Isla Rio Cuale in Puerto Vallarta, lined with market stalls selling colorful crafts, clothes and wares
Walk the Malecon
Okay so this definitely is not a unique thing to do in Puerto Vallarta, but I could not write this list without including this iconic sight. Puerto Vallarta has a long boardwalk along the water, called ‘El Malecon’. It stretches from Zona Romantica in the south to the Centro area in the north. It is only around 1.6 km (1 mi) long, but it is a great place to wander up and down. In the evenings, the Malecon is lined with all different kinds of street food stalls and street performers, with a great atmosphere. It’s also a great place to watch the sunset. The Puerto Vallarta Malecon, a seafront promenade winding around the coast lined with palm trees.
Beach Time
Olas Altas Beach, around the busy Zona Romantica and Centro areas. is the most popular beach, and for many visitors, their top priority is enjoying the sun, sea and sand with numerous beach restaurants. Playa Los Muertos, Playa Olas Atlas and Playa Camarones, although nice beaches, can be incredibly busy. With other tourists, beachfront restaurants and bars, and vendors selling everything you can imagine.
You can still experience the many beautiful beaches of Puerto Vallarta without the crowds at these less touristy beaches:
We recommend jumping on a bus heading south to Boca de Tomatlan and hopping off at any of these beaches.
You can catch the bus from the corner of Calle Constitución & Basilio Badillo in Zona Romantica out the front of the OXXO. Just make sure it says Boca de Tomatlan on the front, and it will head south along Highway 200.
The water around Puerto Vallarta can be rough depending on the season, so be careful swimming.
Enjoy Puerto Vallarta’s famous sunsets. Sitting on the west coast of Mexico on the Pacific Ocean, Puerto Vallarta is blessed with gorgeous sunsets year round! Planning to be on the beach, at a lookout, or in a bar or restaurant with a good view to enjoy the sunset. It is such a nice way to end the day, reflect on what you have done and seen in this beautiful part of Mexico. Any of the beaches around Puerto Vallarta have great sunset views, as does the Malecon.
Every Wednesday evening between late October – late June (peak/dry season) local galleries in the Centro neighborhood open their doors to visitors for the Puerto Vallarta ArtWalk. From 6 pm – 10 pm, you can take a self-guided walking art tour, visiting different galleries. You can speak with the artists, browse paintings, sculptures, ceramics and jewellery, and maybe even find a unique souvenir to take home.
Find all the street art
The historic area of Puerto Vallarta (Zona Romantic, Centro and 5 de Diciembre) is full of amazing street art. Huge colorful murals bring life to the streets and depict different historical, cultural and environmental themes.
Street Art chasers, here is a sample. About 100 images this is a sample, yes there are more, so do I. Some of the art images in the video are no longer available because of construction or remodeling of buildings. https://promovisionpv.com/puerto-vallarta-street-art-collection/
Hike Mirador de la Cruz
If you’re looking for a decent workout and some amazing views of PV, you should hike Mirador de la Cruz. A short, but very steep hike leads you through the streets behind Centro, following winding alleys with hundreds of stairs. You reach an observation tower which you can climb (more stairs!) for some beautiful views over the city and the Bay of Banderas. You will cross some of the fitness freaks and runners tackling these stairs!
Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe or Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe is an iconic site in Puerto Vallarta. Itis free to go inside the church, and so long as a service is not going on you are permitted to enter and (respectfully) take photos. The area around the cathedral is a hive of activity, with Plaza de Armas / City Hall nearby, lots of street food stalls and music. Church of Our Lady Guadalupe in Puerto Vallarta with its ornate dome.
Take a cooking class
No doubt you have been eating all the delicious Mexican food around Puerto Vallarta. Now it may be time to take a cooking class and learn how to make some of the local specialties yourself! Learning how to make delicious salsas, tacos and Mexican drinks, taking a cooking class is a great cultural experience.
There are not a lot of tours that allow you to genuinely and authentically connect with local people. A cooking class gives you this opportunity and is one of the best non touristy things to do in Puerto Vallarta. As part of a cooking class, you will visit a local market with your chef to shop for fresh local ingredients. Your class will take place in your chef’s house, where you will learn to cook a number of Mexican dishes. The experience has a rotating roster of dishes each day of the week, so you can check in advance which day you would like to book.
Get away from the center of Puerto Vallarta
Those activities are more of day trips, just on the outskirts of Puerto Vallarta. Most are within an hour of Puerto Vallarta, or the tours depart directly from Puerto Vallarta.
Hike from Boca de Tomatlan to Playa Las Animas.
If you want to get out in nature, get your blood pumping and discover some beautiful beaches, we highly recommend hiking the jungle trail from Boca de Tomatlan to Playa Las Animas. Starting from the bustling little town of Boca, the trail winds around the coast through the jungle, passing a number of stunning and almost deserted coves. Before ending at the busier Playa Las Animas, where there are a ton of restaurants to grab lunch. To get to Boca de Tomatlan from Puerto Vallarta, you can take the bus from the corner of Calle Constitución & Basilio Badillo in Zona Romantica out the front of the OXXO. The bus is very easy to navigate, and it costs just 10 pesos per person. Once you arrive in Boca, you need to cross the bridge over the river, and you will be on the trail. There are signs along the way, pointing to the next beach (it won’t say Las Animas, it will say Playa Colomitos which is the first beach you will encounter).
The first leg of the trail to Playa Colomitos is the hardest, with the most ups and downs. But, resist the urge to rest at this beach, and push on a little further until you see the next one. Most people just walk one way on the trail to Playa Las Animas and then catch a boat back to Boca de Tomatlan.
Visit the Quimixto Waterfall
Quimixto is hands down the best Puerto Vallarta hidden gem! This was my favourite less touristy place near Puerto Vallarta, and we actually decided to spend a few nights here. I highly recommend it, but it’s also easy to visit Quimixto as a day trip.
Follow the path from the pier into the (very small!) town. You will see colorful signs pointing you to the cascada (waterfall). The walk to the falls is short, around 30 – 45 minutes depending on your pace, and besides a few short inclines, it is not too hard. Once you arrive at the falls, you will see there is a restaurant built on a platform above the falls. From there, you can walk down some stairs to swim at the base of the falls.
Snorkel at Los Arcos
The Los Arcos National Marine Park is a group of five small granite islands that seemingly shoot out of the ocean in the Bay of Banderas. The islands are located just off the coast of Mismaloya, a small beach town south of Puerto Vallarta. On land, the small archipelago is home to a number of birds such as pelicans and even the famous blue-footed booby! Under the water, there is a maze of tunnels and arches that are perfect for snorkeling or scuba diving.
The area is home to a range of tropical fish like parrot fish and angelfish, and if you’re lucky you might even spot a turtle or a ray! We saw a couple of spotted eagle rays on our visit, my favorite marine animal.
The visibility of the water becomes quite bad in the cooler months (November – April) because the water turns a tone of green. Our captain told us it’s because it mixes with the colder water coming from the north.
Go whale watching
Each winter, thousands of humpback whales come to the waters around Puerto Vallarta to mate and give birth. Humpbacks are the most energetic and active species of whale, and there is a good chance you will be treated to a show! They leap out of the water (breach), stick their heads vertically up (spy hop) and splash the water with their fins (pec slap) and tails (tail slap). The season runs from around mid-December to late March, with January and February being the peak time.
Discover Hidden Beach at Islas Marietas
An alternative option for snorkelling and diving is the Marietas Islands. Located much further out in the Bay of Banderas, this group of islands is protected as part of the Marietas Islands National Marine Park. Life above and below the water is similar to that at Los Arcos. But what really draws people to the Marietas Islands is the famous Hidden Beach. This beach is inside an open-air cavern, invisible from the outside. Only accessed at low tide, with a short swim or kayak through a tunnel, this beach has become very popular. Access to this fragile area is strictly controlled by the government, with only a small amount of permits issued each day. If you are permitted to enter on your tour, your time will be limited.
Baby Turtle Release
Every year from June – December, hundreds of mama sea turtles come ashore in the Bay of Banderas to lay their eggs. Sadly in Mexico, turtle nests are at risk of being stolen, eaten by predators, or crushed by ATVs and foot traffic. To combat this and conserve the population of sea turtles, local NGOs all over the country set up secure hatcheries, and relocate nests. Several locations are distributed along the cost for nesting and releasing. One center location is Playa del Holi, the Marriott Hotel in Marina Vallarta (you can call concierge to know if the re will release on that day)
Please remember that the turtle release are first and foremost about the protection and conservation of the turtles, NOT as a tourist attraction. Some visitors seem to forget this and are very demanding of the volunteers.
Puerto Vallarta Botanic Gardens
If you want to experience a slice of rainforest in Puerto Vallarta, head to the Vallarta Botanical Gardens (Jardin Botanico Vallarta). Located a 45-minute drive from Zona Romantica, the gardens showcase an impressive range of native plants and flowers. The property features planned and manicured gardens, as well as a range of trails through natural rain forests, rivers and waterfalls.You could easily spend a day here exploring all the different trails, and the further you get from the main gardens and visitor centre, the more likely you are to have the trails to yourself! Take the bus going to ‘El Tuito’ from Zona Romantica, from the corner of Basilio Badillo and Aguacate.
There is a restaurant on-site that serves up a range of international and Mexican-style dishes, which was surprisingly good and affordable considering the location. The restaurant sits on the upper floor of the visitor center, with a beautiful open-air balcony overlooking the gardens.
You will experience a super relaxing and lovely day, and after exploring the trails, lazing on the lawn in the shade reading a book in the peace and quiet. One of Puerto Vallarta’s best kept secrets!
Take a day trip to Yelapa
Yelapa is a small coastal village south of Puerto Vallarta, at the very edge of the Bay of Banderas. Accessible only by boat, it might seem like this area is an island. It is on the mainland, but the jungle around town is so dense, that there are no roads or cars here. You will find quieter beaches, some pretty waterfalls in the jungle and rural village life. You may stay in Yelapa for a few nights or just a discovery day trip. You can DIY your visit, taking the bus to Boca de Tomatlan, and then boarding a boat to Yelapa.
You will land on Playa Yelapa, a gorgeous beach, and can easily while away a day lazing on the sand, exploring the village and hiking to the waterfalls. There is one waterfall that is quite close to the beach (follow this trail), but a second, quieter waterfall is a decent hike into the jungle (follow this trail) if you have got the time.
Hang out in Mismaloya
But this laid back coastal village is where tourism really started in Puerto Vallarta! It was the setting for the famous movie Night of the Iguana with Richard Burton. He brought his then-mistress Elizabeth Taylor with him to Puerto Vallarta while he filmed, and they both fell in love with the area and moved into Casa Kimberly in downtown Puerto Vallarta.
It is a great place to spend a day, with a sandy beach, Playa Mismaloya, and plenty of great restaurants to enjoy a fresh seafood feast. Keep your eye out for the resident iguanas roaming around town.
Mismaloya has also been the movie set to The Predator with Arnold.
If you are feeling active, there is a fantastic hike into the jungle to three gorgeous waterfalls. It’s a long and challenging hike, so come prepared. But chances are you’ll be the only one there! You can take the bus towards Boca de Tomatlan from the bus stop located here and get off at Mismaloya. The beach in Mismaloya, with a narrow strip of golden sand curving towards a rocky headland with jungle rising up the mountain dotted with hotels and villas
Change it up and get out of Puerto Vallarta to these surrounding towns. No high-rise resorts, heavy traffic or shopping malls in sight. If you have got the time, you can add a couple of nights at any of these destinations for a change of scenery.
Discover Surf town to Sayulita
About an hour north of Puerto Vallarta in the neighbouring state of Nayarit is the colourful surf town of Sayulita. This pueblo magico has become a pretty popular spot for travellers over the past few years. Sayulita is a beach town that revolves around surfing, yoga and partying. It’s a funky place, with aesthetic cafes, tons of great restaurants, cute artsy stores and gorgeous boutique hotels.
In Sayulita, you can see all the main sights walking, and the best thing to do is wander around the town, hit the beach, take a surf lesson and enjoy the great dining scene.
San Pancho, Nayarit
For a destination even more laidback than Sayulita, try San Pancho. Officially San Francisco de Nayarit this hippy village is just a few minutes north of Sayulita. It has a similar vibe, with colourful streets and great surf, but it hasn’t become as popular or crowded as Sayulita.
Another great day trip from Puerto Vallarta, in a completely different area! San Sebastian del Oeste is one of Jalisco’s Pueblo Magicos or magic towns. Located high in the Sierra Madre mountains, this small mining town has cool, fresh air and offers a reprieve from the heat and humidity of the coast. The small town offers a glimpse into rural Mexican life and feels as if you’ve stepped back in time. With whitewashed buildings and cobblestone streets, it’s a cute pueblo to explore. A charming white washed church with an archway to enter in the town of San Sebastian del Oeste near Puerto Vallarta
You may get your tour/trip at a better price from: Here are some people I have known for 25+ years You can call Chon at 322-278-2884 for some possible discounts or ask for any other recommemdations by Chon or Julian at their stand next to the OXXO at the Marina Terminal Entrance. They have been there for more then 25 years.
Jose Luis walks along the los muertos malecon, wares a red CN cap.
Jaime Humberto stands outside at the Los Arcos Hotel in the morning until 12
Jorge, stand is at the entrance of the Los Muertos Pier
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Having an ACL injury is becoming quite common among people who play sports, especially women. This surgery is the reconstructive type that will help repair the damage that occurs in the anterior cruciate ligament, located in the interior of the knee. But what does it mean to have an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) surgery and when is ACL surgery needed?
Arthroscopic surgery is used when repairing or diagnosing an injury produced within a joint. Is a minimally invasive surgical procedure where your surgeon inserts a small camera called an “arthroscope” into your damaged joint. Arthroscopic surgery it’s a technique that produces less tissue damage and promotes a quick recovery. Learn here what is this intervention like and if there’s any risks.
Comprehensive Hip Surgery
Hip pain is no longer just a problem for older folks. Hip replacement surgery is the second most common joint replacement procedure, with more than 300,000 patients annually. Discover here what happens during a hip replacement surgery, when is this surgery necessary, and all the benefits that comes with it, like reducing pain and improving your mobility.
Knee Replacement Surgery
Knee replacement surgery is the the most common orthopedic surgery. If you experience severe or prolonged pain while walking, climbing stairs, getting up, or sitting down, you might be a candidate for this procedure. Here we tell you the key things you should know before a knee replacement surgery, including when is necessary, what happens during the procedure and if there are risks or complications.
Our knees are two of the greatest and strongest joints. They are always supporting or weight and movements, however, they’re also very vulnerable to injuries. Annually, more than 2.5 million sports-related injuries come from the knee. This surgery is an effective procedure that will return mobility and health and also will combat the paint. Learn here all about knee surgery and the possible effects and complication risks.
Orthopedic Surgery
Orthopedic surgery or orthopedics focuses on diagnosing, preventing, and treating all the conditions regarding the musculoskeletal system. Most orthopedic surgeries are performed on the ankles, knees, hips, elbows, shoulders, and spine. Nonetheless, the scope of orthopedic surgery and treatment is far greater than that. Keep on reading to find out everything about this branch of surgery.
Rotator Cuff Surgery
A rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons responsible for shoulder joint stability. However, there’s a prominent risk of tearing when calcifications make the tendons more rigid and fragile, this often leads to severe pain. Some rotator cuff problems can be easily treated at home. But what about surgery? The rotator cuff surgery may be the best option for you and its risks and complications.
Spinal Surgery
When pain on your spine begin to affect and control the quality of your life, producing numbness, tingling, or weakness, it’s time to speak with your doctor about a surgical intervention. However, not all spinal discomfort is candidate for surgery. Here we tell you when is spinal surgery necessary, its risks and complications, and whether or not you’re an ideal candidate.
Do You Qualify for Weight Loss Surgery?
It is very important that you inform yourself before considering weight loss surgery, learn and accept the risks and benefits. This is a procedure that should not be taken lightly, since it is the beginning for a new lifestyle that not many people can cope with. For this reason, before scheduling your appointment with your doctor, find out here the 5 points that make you a candidate for bariatric surgery.
Bariatric Surgery
A bariatric surgery is the term used to describe surgical procedures that help obese people lose weight by alternating their digestive systems. There are three types of surgery: gastric band, gastric sleeve and gastric bypass. Most of the time, these surgeries are performed laparoscopically, minimizing scarring and reducing recovery time. The benefits and risks involved in undergoing any of these surgeries.
Gastric Bypass Surgery
Gastric bypass surgery is considered a complex type weight loss surgery since the shape and size of the stomach are altered. It treats obesity successfully and definitively. The benefits obtained with this surgery outweigh the complications and risks. However, it is very important that you go with an expert in bariatric surgery so you can be fully informed about this procedure.
Gastric Sleeve Surgery
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Lap-Band Surgery in Puerto Vallarta, a safe and affordable weight loss surgey alternative
Although there are many non-surgical methods that may help you lose weight, sometimes surgery is the only viable option. In this article you will find useful information about the Lap-Band weight loss surgery, also known as Gastric Lap-Band, which is a safe bariatric surgery alternative for weight loss and obesity treatment. In addition, you will find specific information about Lap-Band surgery in Puerto Vallarta, one of the best and world-renowned destinations for medical tourism and bariatric surgery.
Affordable Surgery
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Medical Tourism Statistics
In recent years, medical tourism has gained such popularity that annually it generates a value between 50 and 70 billion dollars. But do you know why people travel abroad to receive medical treatment, or which are the main countries that tourists choose as their medical destination.
Hospitals Specialized in Medical Tourism in Mexico
Due to its geographical location, hospitality and affordability, Mexico is the second leading country in the medical tourism industry. In this list we present you the preferred hospitals for health tourists travel to our country looking to achieve their best version. From Mexico City to Puerto Vallarta, these are the hospitals specialized in medical tourism in Mexico.
Medical Tourism in Mexico
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The Riviera Nayarit beaches stretch for miles and miles. If you aren’t familiar with this region, learning about it will pique your interest with its descriptions of luxurious amenities and tropical beaches. You will be prepared to leave for paradise after you are aware of Nuevo Nayarit’s location and safety.
Where is Nuevo Nayarit located?
Nuevo Vallarta, which is a few kilometers north of Puerto Vallarta in the state of Nayarit, is situated on Mexico’s west coast surrounded by the Sierra Madre Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. It is located at the southernmost point of Riviera Nayarit, a region that includes over 200 miles of some of Mexico’s best beaches, opulent resorts, surfing enclaves, and beautiful jungles.
How far is the airport from Nuevo Nayarit?
You can travel to the Puerto Nayarit airport because it is the closest one when you consider Nuevo Nayarit’s location. Since most visitors want to know how far Nuevo Nayarit is from the airport so they can conveniently plan their vacations, you will be able to swiftly sink your toes into the sand after landing because it takes only around 20 minutes to get to the main resorts along the beach from the airport.
What distinguishes Puerto Vallarta from Nuevo Nayarit?
Puerto Vallarta and Nuevo Nayarit are both well-known tourism destinations. They are both situated in the Bay of Banderas, but before choosing where to go, you should be aware of the differences between the two. Puerto Vallarta has a lengthy history and a quaint city that has managed to embrace lively nightlife and all-inclusive resorts while preserving its customs. As the town got busier, developers turned the vast beaches to the north into Nuevo Nayarit, a sprawling development with opulent resorts. Nuevo Vallarta is the finest option for tourists looking to stay near the best beaches. However, because of their proximity, you can simply take advantage of all the things to do in Nuevo Vallarta and in Puerto Vallarta.
How do you get to Puerto Vallarta from Nuevo Nayarit?
You will see that downtown Puerto Vallarta is only a little further away when you consider how far Nuevo Nayarit is from the airport. It takes roughly 45 minutes, depending on where you are going and how you get there. Taxis and Ubers are the quickest and most convenient ways to travel between Nuevo Nayarit and Puerto Vallarta, and they are both easy to find in both areas. The public bus is the cheapest form of transportation, but it is not the most comfortable because of the numerous stops along the route and the lack of air conditioning.
What can I do in Nuevo Nayarit?
You can choose to have energetic adventures or tranquil days of relaxation thanks to the possibilities for things to do in Nuevo Nayarit. Some of the more thrilling activities in Nuevo Nayarit include snorkeling in the Marietas Islands, hiking the Monkey Mountain, and pedaling along the bike route. Vacationers also like visiting the surfing communities to the north. After that, take it easy and relax in one of the city’s top-notch spas or have a margarita on the beach. When comparing Puerto Vallarta and Nuevo Vallarta, youwill probably want to spend a day in the city center to explore it and take advantage of the nightlife. Thanks to easy ways to travel from Nuevo Vallarta to Puerto Vallarta, you can enjoy the best of both areas.
Once you know you see pictures of Nuevo Nayarit’s tropical shores, you will be ready to jump in the waves and experience all that the city has to offer. While following common safety tips, you will have the vacation of a lifetime in Nuevo Nayarit.
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Esta vez, 36 nadadores realizarán la “Vuelta a la Bahía de Banderas en equipos” para recaudar un millón de pesos destinados a la conservación.
Tras el éxito de la “Vuelta a la Bahía de Banderas” que Stephanie Montero Bending -líder de la iniciativa Nado por las Ballenas- realizó en mayo de este año, el próximo 7 de diciembre se llevará a cabo la “Vuelta a la Bahía de Banderas en equipos”, contando con la participación de ocho nadadores mexicanos de talla internacional, con alto nivel y experiencia de nado en aguas abiertas.
En rueda de prensa en el Hotel Boutique Casa Velas en Puerto Vallarta, Stephanie Montero anunció el evento acompañada de Juan Ramón Celis, director de marketing corporativo de Velas Resorts; Georgina Rodríguez, directora general de la Asociación de Empresarios de Puerto Vallarta y Bahía de Banderas AC (AEBBA); y Ulises Rodríguez, gerente de relaciones públicas del Fideicomiso de Turismo de Puerto Vallarta.
Stephanie dio a conocer a los ocho atletas aliados que liderarán seis equipos con seis integrantes cada uno en este nuevo gran desafío. Los participantes vivirán la experiencia que Montero tuvo al dar la vuelta a la Bahía de Banderas en mayo nadando las mismas seis etapas durante 6 días, con la diferencia de que el evento de diciembre contempla nados simultáneos en equipos en un solo día. Estas son las rutas y líderes de nado:
Jorge Villegas y Jaime Lomelín / Ruta: Puerto Vallarta – Cruz de Huanacaxtle Nora Toledano y Arleen González / Ruta: Cruz de Huanacaxtle – Punta de Mita Paulo Strehlke / Ruta: Punta de Mita – Chimo Carlos Franco / Ruta: Chimo – Yelapa Patricia Kohlmann / Ruta: Yelapa – Boca de Tomatlán Marcela De Niz / Ruta: Boca de Tomatlán – Puerto Vallarta
Esta gran aventura es un evento que marca un hito en la región Puerto Vallarta – Bahía de Banderas como punto de encuentro de 36 participantes representando lo mejor de México en Aguas Abiertas y sensibles a la causa a favor de la vida marina, contribuyendo fuerte con la difusión y recaudación de fondos.
Cada equipo abanderará uno de los seis proyectos integrales que promueve Nado por las Ballenas para la conservación de la ballena jorobada y los ecosistemas marinos en el Pacífico mexicano: 1) Mi Bahía y yo; aprendiendo y conociendo para cuidar (Biólogos Marinos / Explora Vallarta); 2) Por nuestros corales (CUCosta – UDG); 3) Rescate de Ballenas enmalladas (ECOBAC – Raben); 4) Recuperación de redes fantasmas (WWF); 5) Menos velocidad, más vidas. Respetemos el espacio de las ballenas (CONANP); 6) Cero Plástico (Limpia tu Mar).
Como meta para este 2024, Nado por las Ballenas ha impulsado una serie de esfuerzos conjuntos con sus aliados y actores clave para recaudar un millón de pesos y con esto restaurar, conservar y proteger la vida marina en la Bahía de Banderas. Los donativos se reciben a través de FONNOR AC en la página www.fonnor.org/sumate/
NADO CON CERTIFICACIÓN INTERNACIONAL
Stephanie compartió la noticia de que su nado “Cruce de Bahía de Banderas” -que hizo del 18 al 19 de noviembre de 2023- obtuvo la prestigiosa certificación internacional de Marathon Swimmers Federation (MSF) al cumplir con los parámetros de natación: categoría, reglas y material utilizado. El récord histórico que pasa al libro de registros internacionales describe la hazaña como el primer nado conocido de esta ruta de Islas Marietas a playa Las Gemelas, recorriendo 36.2 km en 14 horas y 30 minutos.
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A Private Puerto Vallarta catamaran cruise will stop at two beautiful beaches along the way.
All-Inclusive Private Sailboat is for you and your party only, and will accommodate up to 15 guests. Enjoy a romantic evening out on this Puerto Vallarta Sunset Cruise and candlelight dinner show. Board the boat at one of the meeting points and sail into the sunset over Banderas Bay in Puerto Vallarta.
Grab your favorite drink at the open bar as you admire the orange-colored evening skies. You will make your way to a secluded beach, where you will enjoy a three-course, candlelit dinner prepared just for you.
Las Animas
Yelapa
Ready to spend a relaxing day in the south part of the bay and experience a little bit of the coastal life of Mexico? Then you won’t want to miss out on this amazing tour that lets you explore the small fishing town of Yelapa, as well as the secluded Majahuitas beach.
Yelapa Mexico, just south of Puerto Vallarta and only accessible by boat, is home to a small fishing community and is a must-see destination for those traveling to Puerto Vallarta.
Upon your arrival, you can choose to spend your time at the beach or take a scenic hike through the town of Yelapa, admiring its unique views that combine the beach, the foothills of the Sierra Madre mountains and the Yelapa river, as well as the numerous colorful artwork pieces that adorn its pathways and staircases.
Your day would not be complete without lunch, open bar on board, and the liveliest ambiance on your way back, thanks to the entertainment show performed by our boat crew.
The Bay of Banderas is home to two of the most picturesque coves of the Mexican Pacific: Yelapa and Majahuitas, located just south of Puerto Vallarta.
Majahuitas
Home to sandy beaches, warm ocean waters, and tropical wildlife both on land and in the sea, Yelapa and Majahuitas are everything you’d imagine when you think of a tropical destination.
Cruise with us past picturesque coastal scenery, where dolphin encounters and (in winter) humpback whale sightings are common occurrences, to an area accessible only by sea. Once on land, take a scenic hike in the lively Yelapa.
Our tour will allow you to freely stroll through the town’s hilly narrow roads and pathways, which offer views to spare of the river, the beach, and the tropical vegetation that cover the foothills of the Sierra Madre, where Yelapa is located. Expressive murals and tile artwork cover some of its walls and staircases, making the hike an Instagram-worthy experience.
You will find street vendors with colorful displays of arts & crafts, hand-made pieces, and souvenirs, as well as others offering a local famous dessert simply known as the “Yelapa pie”, made of tropical fruits such as banana, coconut, or lime.
If you don’t feel like walking, it’s always a good idea just to chill at one of the traditional beach restaurants, with a beer or a tropical drink on hand, while you enjoy the views of the fishing boats floating on Yelapa’s warm waters.
Experience the breathtaking exclusive beach of Majahuitas. With its untouched golden beach and emerald water, it’s the perfect hideaway for a day of snorkeling, paddle boarding, and kayaking.
Although the clarity of the water and the abundance of marine life varies throughout the year due to water temperature, tides, and currents; most of the time, Majahuitas offers a good underwater experience thanks to its secluded location, protected from the hustle and bustle of city life.
As we cruise back to Puerto Vallarta with an open bar and onboard fiesta, we’ll wrap up a perfect day with some great music, dancing, and unforgettable entertainment from the Vallarta Adventures crew—and some guests too, of course!
Marigalante – Pirates of the Bay
Marigalante, Puerto Vallarta
One of the most popular cruises in Banderas Bay, the Marigalante cruise is an adult orientated cruise where families and children are welcome where you can experience an authentic pirate show from beginning to end. You will enjoy a gourmet dinner whilst pirates swing from the crow’s nest on ropes whilst singing pirate songs. You will experience fabulous music and dancing and audience participation games. You can enjoy the beautiful coastline while being amazed by the epic pirate battles that break out at the end of the cruise.
Here are some people I have known for 25+ years You can call Chon at 322-278-2884 for some possible discounts or ask for any other recommendationby Chon or Julian at their stand next to the OXXO at the Marina Terminal Entrance. They have been there for more then 25 years.
Jose Luis walks along the Los Muertos Malecon, wares a red CN cap.cel: 322-140-3926
Jaime Humberto stands outside at the Los Arcos Hotel in the morning until 12cel: 322-160-4476
Jorge, stand is at the entrance of the Los Muertos PierCel: 322-108-3924
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El festival contará con la participación de diversos artistas y agrupaciones musicales, entre ellos, Caloncho, Vaqueros Musical, La Sonora Dinamita, Banda Cohuich, Banda Ráfaga y Banda de la Rosa.
El alcalde de Bahía de Banderas, Héctor Javier Santana García, presentó de manera oficial el programa cultural y deportivo para el Festival Internacional de Día de Muertos Bahía de Banderas 2024, un evento de tres días que tendrá como país invitado a España.
Este festival, que busca impulsar el turismo en Bahía de Banderas, prevé la llegada de 300 mil visitantes y una derrama económica de 60 millones de pesos, con una inversión total de 6 millones de pesos. “Queremos que Bahía de Banderas sea cada vez más conocida por su cultura, sus tradiciones y sus hermosas playas”, afirmó el alcalde.
El festival incluirá un desfile espectacular, el Torneo Internacional de Surf y una peregrinación marítima con más de 50 embarcaciones desde Sayulita hasta Bucerías. También se llevará a cabo una peregrinación con velas, ofrendas y rondallas desde la plaza de Sayulita hasta el panteón en Playa Los Muertos, así como el torneo Aguas Abiertas Iron Swim en Bucerías y un concurso de catrinas en Sayulita.
Entre los artistas invitados se presentarán diversos géneros musicales, destacando a Caloncho, Vaqueros Musical, La Sonora Dinamita y Banda de la Rosa. El objetivo de este festival también es hermanar a todos los municipios del estado de Nayarit. “Quiero compartirles con agrado que he recibido ya la confirmación de la mayoría de los municipios de Nayarit que estarán presentes en las diferentes actividades de este gran festival que, por primera vez, organiza Bahía de Banderas”, adelantó el presidente.
“Estamos en condiciones para que en estos tres días podamos ofrecer las mejores experiencias para Nayarit y para el mundo”. El alcalde adelantó que el martes 29 de octubre a las 7 de la tarde se develará la primera catrina en Sayulita y a las 8:30 de la noche se develará la segunda en Bucerías.
Por su parte, el director de Turismo, Omar Dávila, agregó que “más de 40 carros alegóricos estarán acompañando el primer día de la inauguración”, y que en la peregrinación del 01 de noviembre habrá más de 10 mariachis en el cementerio de Sayulita.
Ernesto Valdez, director de Deporte, además indicó que ya se confirmó la participación del campeón panamericano de surf, Sebastián Williams, como invitado especial.
Para finalizar, el alcalde Héctor Santana agradeció al gobernador del estado, Miguel Ángel Navarro Quintero, y a la secretaria de Turismo del estado de Nayarit, por su apoyo y colaboración en la organización de este evento, que busca celebrar la cultura y tradiciones de la región, así como fortalecer los lazos comunitarios y atraer visitantes que disfruten de la riqueza cultural de Bahía de Banderas.
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