With its many zones each with its own flavor, a thriving nightlife, and top-ranking safety to add to its charm, there is always something to do in Puerto Vallarta for everyone.
From its potable water, healthy population, swimmable beaches, safe streets, and authentic vibe, Puerto Vallarta ranks high as one of the safest places to visit this side of Mexico. The jewel of Banderas Bay might be smaller than fun Cancun, or famous Cabo, it’s definitely big on safety and fun.
Its cheaper prices than fun Cancun and famous Cabo add to Puerto Vallarta’s smaller, yet charming and quirky qualities that make it worth the visit. This famously growing city will have you visiting, and staying long. Certainly, one of the cheapest to visit in Mexico.
The easiest way to get to Isla Mujeres is to fly into Cancun Airport, take a bus to the Puerto Juarez ferry terminal and then board the ferry to Isla Mujeres. You can get around Isla Mujeres by walking, renting scooters, golf carts and bicycles, or taking tricycle/regular taxis.
With one of the longest peak seasons and jampacked off-seasons, this charming hilly beachside city offers holidaymakers plenty of options of when to visit. Coupled with the city’s quirky charms and temperate beaches, Puerto Vallarta boasts one of the most interesting experiences for your ideal Mexican holiday.
Isla Mujeres is a nice place to vacation that offers a quieter and more relaxing vibe than neighboring Cancun. Boasting lovely crushed-coral beaches fringed by calm turquoise waters, the small island has enough to keep visitors entertained with a diversity of water sports and activities to enjoy.
Situated in the Eastern Pacific, this jewel of Banderas Bay has charming beaches enough for a needed R&R. Its charming smaller resort town vibe, with waters that hold quirks that would make seasoned travelers extend that 3-day stay just a little longer.
Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco’s entry for Mexico’s best has become a favorite among frequent Mexico holidaymakers. With its charming, quaint beaches, surfing culture, nearby visit-worthy spots, and beachside bars, Puerto Vallarta, despite its size, can compete with Mexico’s giants.
The Riviera May boasts endless stretches of gorgeous beaches with soft white sands and crystal-clear blue waters.
Most travelers visiting the Riviera Maya fly into Cancun Airport. From the airport, you can take a private transfer to your hotel in the Riviera Maya. To get around the Mayan Riviera, you may rent a car, or use taxis, buses and shared minivans.
With zones and areas each with their unique flavor, top attractions, charming beaches, and an even more authentic Mexican feel than Cancun or Cabo, Puerto Vallarta makes it to the list of Mexico’s must-visits. Situated just beyond Baja California Sur, this gritty vibrant coastal city is Central Western Mexico’s pride.
Cabo, the vacation center of western Mexico has an abundance of things to do, food to eat, clubs to party, and places to see. From warm sunny days, and lively nights Cabo will never have a shortage of things to check out, making it a worthwhile place.