Photo By: http://bit.ly/2CEkoCu Many Puerto Vallarta visitors are fascinated by the Charro and the sport of Charrería, so here’s a look at the history and cultural significance of this important figure and famous sport. Charro translates most directly to “cowboy;” however, Mexican Charros differ from the traditional ideas of American cowboys in their mannerisms, clothing style,...
Puerto Vallarta has more to offer visitors than ever. So what are the best activities and not-to-be-missed attractions? We’ve rounded up the five musts for first-time visitors. Get Up Close to Our Lady of Guadalupe — The city’s most important monument, the landmark cathedral features a distinctive “crown” that tops the church spire. A destination...
Puerto Vallarta is gearing up for one of its most important holidays — El Mes de la Patria, a celebration of Mexico’s independence. While all of September is considered “the month of the country,” September 16th is the nation’s actual birthday. Throughout the month, across Mexican cities, the streets are strewn with festive red, white...
Summer in Puerto Vallarta has plenty to offer, but one experience that continually “wows” visitors is witnessing the nesting turtles. Through the end of September, tourists can catch the tail end of turtle nesting season in which thousands of Olive Ridley turtles swim to Puerto Vallarta’s shores to lay their eggs. After about 45 days...
It may not require an entire day, but Isla Río Cuale deserves to be discovered – whether a short stroll through or a few hours wandering. Just minutes from the property, Isla Río Cuale is a unique destination. A sand island sandwiched between downtown and the Romantic Zone, the oasis was formed in the mid-1920s...
Looking to enjoy a tasty treat while in Puerto Vallarta? Chocolate-lovers don’t want to miss the Choco Museo. The year-old, multilevel museum tempts visitors’ taste buds with guided tours and chocolate sampling. On the tour, chocolate devotees are educated about how the tiny cacao bean is transformed into a flavorful food, the history of cacao...
