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Construction projects and emergency repairs are a necessary (although disruptive) situations we have to deal with. A few simple tips will help minimize the inconvenience. First of all, it is important to realize that most construction will take place during the months of June – October. This is the norm for most existing buildings (Condos
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There are literally 100’s of fun things to do in Puerto Vallarta. What is the best way to find out what they are? 2. Google is a great resource if you can’t be there in person. Most of the tour companies have websites with lots of great information. You can contact them online and even
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June 2023 Newsletter Update Dear Clients, Back in March we announced that our website was shut down because of a virus infection. I am pleased to report that the new site has been built and is now up and running. It is about 99% completed and we are making a few adjustments as we move
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Nestled on Mexico’s Pacific coast, Puerto Vallarta is a paradise for beach lovers. With its crystal-clear waters, golden sands, and rugged landscapes, it is home to some of the most breathtaking beaches in the country. From secluded coves to bustling strips, there is something for everyone in this coastal paradise. Whether you’re staying in one
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What is the best month to visit Puerto Vallarta? The best time to visit is between November and January when the weather is most settled. The hottest month of the year is May with an average daily maximum of 41 C and an average low of 23 C. The coolest month of the year is January with
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Whale watching is an amazing experience. These majestic creatures will frequent the Bay of Banderas in January and February and you can see them from the shoreline. But for a really eye popping experience sign up for a Whale Watching Tour. The boats all have spotters and sonar and do a great job of notifying
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I am often asked if a reservation is needed at restaurants in Puerto Vallarta. The short answer is no! However, there are some restaurants that you will want to make one. During the low season ( June – Oct ) there are less tourists and a reservation is really not necessary. But in high season
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Getting around in Puerto Vallarta is an easy task and there are several options. We hope you find this information helpful!
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Puerto Vallarta has so much to offer that it is impossible to list all the reasons but here’s a few….
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Pedicures Our feet take a beating in Puerto Vallarta. We have an amazing collection of open toe sandals, from flip flops to fancy huaraches. Sneakers and hiking boots fill the remainder of our assortment of shoes. With toes showing most of the time, we like them to look pleasant, rather than gnarly and dirty. More
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Five Must-Do’s When You Bring Your Children to Puerto Vallarta There are some incredibly fun things for kids to do in Puerto Vallarta. We often have guests with kiddies and find it’s not difficult to maintain a high level of entertainment. We have an ongoing list of adventures and pastimes and tend to let them
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Sharks in Puerto Vallarta As far down as Zihuatanejo, you will find sharks in the waters but there simply are none in the vicinity of Puerto Vallarta. Climate change has warmed the waters south of us in places like Ixtapa, which attracts sharks due to the new temperatures and currents that are attractive to typical
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In Case of an Emergency We’re passing this along from Pamela Thompson, Healthcare Resources Puerto Vallarta, who believes such information can’t be shared too much. According to Pamela, there are too many people unaware of the following, some of which can be lifesaving. If you know anyone unaware of this list, please direct them to
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Puerto Vallarta Home Tours began December 2nd and will be every Tuesday and Wednesday morning thru to March, with no tours during the Christmas New Years holidays. The Tours showcase 4 homes each tour and last about 3 hours. They include a range of options from a traditional small Mexican home to homes up to
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Is it happy Hour yet? There is an old saying “its 5 o’clock somewhere, which Wikipedia explains as a popular expression used to justify drinking at any time of day, given that somewhere in the world it’s 5:00 p.m. (which is considered an acceptable time to start drinking). There are many songs dedicated to this
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Amigos The concept of friendship is different in Puerto Vallarta than that of the United States and Canada. North Americans might have many friends, through school, fraternal organizations, church, the neighborhood, Facebook. In Mexico, an amigo is someone you are close to and you maintain that relationship, through good and bad times, no matter the
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When a friend asked us to meet her at Sea and Sea, and we said we don’t know where that is, she gave us the crazy monkey look and informed us “It was the place we watched the sunset and drank margaritas!” We scratched our head, shook it back and forth in grave doubt, and
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Copper Canyon: If you’re looking for getaway that will take you on a short extended trip from Puerto Vallarta, we recommend Copper Canyon, an amazing tourist activity. It’s not only breathtakingly stunning, but also rich in history with many guide companies to help you travel in style, even on a budget. There are trains rides
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Everyone Has a Nickname in Mexico Mexicans love nicknames and they aren’t easily insulted by name-calling. Children are fondly called gordito or gordita when they are on the chubby side and Mama will take pride in her child being referred to as such, since it indicates her baby is healthy. Even as they grow older,
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