BY CLAY LARROY
The purposes of traveling are different for different people.
There are some people who travel for the sake of pleasure. The people that are
heavily burdened either at their domestic front or at their offices move too
far off places for relieving their worries and anxieties. The poets and writers
make a trip to distant places for collection of facts for their writings.
Businessmen also visit various places to enquire as to whether there are scopes
for expansion of their business. Travelling provides the benefit of sightseeing
and gives pleasure to the visitor. In addition, it gives a scope to an
individual to have firsthand knowledge of variegated people inhabiting the
world. When you want to plan a vacation contact me!
Overview of Pacific Coast
The
Pacific coast contains some of Mexico's principal beach resorts as well as
other lesser-known, beautiful spots and small coastal villages, backed by
sweeping jungles that reach down to the clear blue waters of the Pacific. The
central coast is known as the Mexican Riviera, and has international beach
resorts like Acapulco and Puerto Vallarta, excellent seafood, and a large
selection of adventure tourism attractions and activities. It's also one of the
leading resort destinations in the country, with miles of palm trees, golden
beaches and picturesque bays, excellent surf, an active nightlife, elegant
dining and luxury accommodation. From Mazatlán in the north, the 'Pearl of the
Pacific', to the exhilarating action of the famous cliff divers of Acapulco,
bird watching near the small fishing village of San Blas, and the jade green
waters of Puerto Escondido, the Pacific coastal region holds something for
everyone.
There
are frequent bus services along the Pacific coast, connecting the main towns
and resorts. Local buses service the beaches in and around the main towns.
Taxis are readily available in the resort areas. Acapulco, Mazatlan and Puerto
Vallarta have ports with ferries and cruise ship dockings.
Airports in Pacific Coast
Puerto Vallarta Airport (PVR)
Licenciado
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz International Airport
Location: Pacific Coast The airport is located 5
miles (8 km) north of Puerto Vallarta.
Time: Local time is GMT -6 (GMT -5 from first
Sunday in April to second last Saturday in October). Contacts: Tel: +52
(322)221 1298.
Getting to the city: Areomovil taxi transportation is the
main source of transport from the airport, as well as combi bus (Colectivo
minivan) which charge rates based on the zone of travel. The fare must be paid
before departure at a small kiosk located just outside the terminal. Limos.com
also provide a service for passengers from the airport. Taxis can be flagged
down from the highway and travelers can expect to pay around US$10 to get to
Puerto Vallarta. The local bus travels through to Puerto Vallarta at a cost of
around 3 Pesos.
Car rental: There are several car rental agencies
located in the terminal.
Airport
Taxis: Taxis are available just outside the terminal and rates are charged
based on the zones of travel. Taxis can also be flagged down from and travelers
can expect to pay around US$10 to get to Puerto Vallarta.
Facilities:
The airport features a bank, a bureaux de change, cash machines, several small
shops on the ground level of the airport, duty-free shops, a café, restaurant
and a bar.
Parking:
There is short-term parking available
REFERENCE SITES:
http://www.travelresearchonline.com/
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