Puerto Vallarta

The beach along the Zona Romantica. You will find some beachfront restaurants with "palapas" that you can rent per day or have drink in. It is a perfect place to relax and meet people who party all day.

Quiet beach near the Hotel zone that generally caters to the all inclusive resorts nearby, but still has lots of activities (e.g. jet skis and parasailing. Public access to the beach is through side roads off of Route 200.

4 arches on the Malecon. Free shows, music festivals and folk dance performances are held there.

A pier into the ocean with contemporary design.

Beach at the convergence of many different resorts north of the city center. Some of the resorts have events and dance floors that front the beach. Generally pretty popular during the weekends, but still plenty of space to spread out.

Good accuracy is a must for this course due to narrow fairways that are guarded by water

Vallarta holds the Half Marathon and 5-km race. Everyone is welcome to enjoy it.

Mexico's patron saint, the Lady of Guadalupe, is celebrated throughout Mexico. Puerto Vallarta's celebration starts around December 1st, Local people, hotel, condominium owners, and organizations go on a pilgrimage parade through downtown…

The city hosts a large LGBT celebration downtown culminating in the Vallarta Pride Parade along the malecon on Saturday

Cocktail parties, wine and tequila tastings, cooking classes, concerts, gala dinners, art expos, screenings

The parade takes place in the Zona Romantica. You will also see the gay charm around downtown.

middle of the block along Basilio Badillo between Olas Altas & Pino Surez; about a block half in from the beachfront

Right next door to Cafe de Olla has awesome al pastor tacos. Opens around 18:00 and is open late. Get there early to avoid a wait.

on Hwy 200, one block from the main grid

Delicious Baja-style fried fish tacos and generously-sized burritas (fish burritos). Order enough so that you can try them with each of the house salsas.

middle of the block along Basilio Badillo between Olas Altas & Pino Surez; about a block half in from the beachfront

They have good, cheap food. Try the pork ribs or chicken.

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SW corner of c. Rodolfo Gómez & Olas Altas, one block in from the beach and across from La Piazzetta Restaurant

An American-style coffee house that serves espresso, latte and cappuccino with local baked goods. It is still rare to find this type of coffee in Puerto Vallarta. Local art is displayed on the walls.

Here you find a quite good variety of street food which you may not have eaten before. The stalls are open in the evening.

Nicaragua 286, Centro· Expensive

In downtown Puerto Vallarta, 2 blocks from the beach and 7 from the pier or "Malecon". Located near restaurants, drug stores, and night clubs.

Francisco. I. Madero 440; Col. E. Zapata

The hotel offers 49 beautiful and affordable rooms and 10 suites with kitchenette. Many of the rooms have private balcony.

Madero 423

One of the cheap hotels on the street F. Madero.

Juarez #386, Puerto Vallarta Centro· Expensive

1 minute from the beach, opened in 2009, they have free Internet - WiFi and a public computer and a massive TV with cable. right in the heart of the city and they have a beautiful terrace where you can have a beer and watch the sun set.

Calle Francisco I. Madero 376

One of the cheap hotels on the street F. Madero.

Madero 428

In the old town (Zona Romantica), Calle Francisco Madero hosts a bunch of similar, simple but clean hotels at a very affordable price. It is a 5-10 minute walk away from the Malecon.