Puerto Vallarta Banderas, in almost half of the beaches, make that over the bay. The bay is about 62 miles of coast horseshoe that is shared or divided almost equally between the state of Nayarit Jalas and the state. The bay itself is the largest bay in Mexico and one of the deepest, more than 3000 meters deep in some areas. This allows large ships to dock and super drive on the edge of the city.
From 'airport, which is very close to where thelarge ships to dock in the south, you will be in Playa Camarones Oregon, Las Glorias, Los Tules and from there you will find beaches will find a series of five-star hotels along the four.
A coupe of miles south of Melecon, a mile or more walk along the beach, known as the Romantic Zone. This makes it a walk in the evening when the street vendors and artists are all with his show at the curb. Cross the street from the beach and there are a number of Night club, you should enjoy a cocktail. There is also a Starbucks coffee when it is more to you taste. I personally have a cup of coffee "Mexican" from a street vendor. E 'with a carton of vanilla and it tastes different from what you get when you beer at home.
About a mile south of Playas Conchas Chinas, is not a beach, but a series of small sandy coves of rock formations scattered. For these beaches sandals are recommended. Some ofBeaches> have a lot of large stones on them.
Following the curve of the beach, a few kilometers you will reach more Mismaloya. This is the area where John Huston filmed "Night of the Iguana." Mismaloya Hotel takes much of the area and is fenced, guarded hotel, but just follow the dirt road that is located directly behind the hotel. Here you will find a small piece of sand and a lagoon that you are sure to enjoy. From there you can walk along the beach to the ruins of the filmSeptember
You can also go by boat to the beaches to the south of his father, in a pleasant day trip. You are docking at docks are available, where the big ships. Them to a beach, where it was filmed with a horse, where the first "Predator" can go. They stop for some swimming and snorkelling on the road. Along the beach there are some restaurants out again, where you can enjoy a snack before the trip. Once on board the boat, is a party to return to the dock Vallarta.They get back in time for dinner. I took a couple of times. it's fun.
If on the other hand, if you travel north to the airport, you will be in the state of Nayarit. Time, one hour before Jalas. In Nayarit, lies the town of Bucerias, which means "diver" extends to the sea, covered with clean sand, as far as the eye. The water is shallow a long way out that allows young and old, are "in water". E 'A proverb says that once the sand on your toes in Mexico, they keep coming back.
A little 'to the north, what was once a sleepy fishing village of La Cruz de La Cruz Huanacaxtle easy. Now is a state of the art marina and the promenade. During the season will be full of boats of all sizes. The sailors will no doubt dine at the many restaurants that dot the area. I personally recommend a visit Arriba Restaurant and Bar Owned by John and Carol Innes, the food is wonderful, have a good wine list and the margaritas are delicious.
Further north, on the tip of the peninsula is Punta de Mita. This is a great place for lunch and maybe have a margarita with friends. If you're lucky you can find some whales at the same time. There are many restaurants and have set all the tables and chairs for the beach for this purpose.
The beaches in Mexico are publicBeaches> for the high-tide, so you should have no problem, enjoy. There are so many to choose from, you can visit one another every day if you wish.
Please note the absence of lifeguards at beaches. They are more or less alone, to remain aware of this, where you and your children are at all times. Protect your valuables with you and your safety in any other place would be a wonderful time.
Note: If you are in a glass'Beach, traveling by bus. Driving in Mexico is not only along the coast can be very dangerous. E 'wiser than someone who can drive the streets to know.
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