BY CLAY LARROY
Across the America many couples are having
wonderful wedding after months of planning. The bride and groom will need a
honeymoon to rest and recuperate. Vacations are so important, as it gives us a way to connect
with each other in a stress free relaxed environment. Couples that take
vacations together build memories that will last a lifetime. Couples vacations
and travel can be a most rewarding experience. When you want to plan a vacation
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Puerto
Vallarta Overview
Puerto Vallarta is situated in the Bahia de Banderas, a
14-mile (22km) long bay lined with long stretches of sandy beaches. It is the
second largest holiday resort on the Pacific coast after Acapulco, but despite
its resort status it has managed to maintain its own unique character. Puerto
Vallarta's charm is due to its blend of first-world cosmopolitan city and the
colonial features of its historic old town. The graceful center is embellished
with quaint cobblestone streets that are lined with delightful white adobe
houses, flower-filled wrought-iron balconies and red tiled roofs, making this
one of Mexico's most picturesque coastal cities.
Puerto Vallarta's luxury hotels, restaurants, bars, and
shopping centers have spread out along the coast on either side of the original
town, allowing Puerto Vallarta to grow as a holiday destination without
sacrificing its colonial charms. With more than 250 restaurants, visitors to
Puerto Vallarta are spoilt for choice when it comes to dining out in this
charming city. In Puerto Vallarta tourists will find a cosmopolitan hub which
nevertheless boasts the simple pleasures of a Mexican village. Outdoor
recreation is limitless in Puerto Vallarta, especially considering the
diversity of watersports available, including scuba diving and snorkeling,
while whales and dolphins inhabit the bay and can often be seen on organized
boat trips.
Shopping
in Puerto Vallarta
Even serious
shoppers won't be disappointed by the variety of shops in Puerto Vallarta,
which line almost every downtown street and range from specialty stores and
shopping centers to outdoor markets and art galleries. No other holiday resort
destination in Mexico can offer a better shopping experience than Puerto
Vallarta. It has developed a reputation as an art center and there is an
abundance of local arts and crafts, such as pottery, ceramics and hand blown
glass. Boutiques stock an array of shoes, traditional Mexican sandals and
clothing, while the main flea market is the place to bargain for inexpensive
handicrafts, clothes and souvenirs.
Dining
in Puerto Vallarta
As the culinary
capital of Mexico, and host to the annual Gourmet Dining Festival every
November, foodies will be in paradise while on holiday in Puerto Vallarta. It
is home to some of the best restaurants in Mexico, and offers thousands of
places to dine ranging from award-winning venues and family-run restaurants to
coffee houses and relaxed beachside cafes. A wide range of international
cuisine is available, from Italian to Japanese and French, with the eclectic
Daiquiri Dick's coming out tops and La Ola Rica serving popular pizzas and
coconut shrimp. For traditional local Mexican fare, visit El Arrayán in the center
of town.
Activities
in Puerto Vallarta
The nightlife in
Puerto Vallarta offers something for everyone. There are nightclubs and all-night
discos, strip bars, live music clubs, bars serving up sundowner cocktails,
restaurants that bring on bands after the food has been cleared away, folkloric
dancing and Mexican fiestas, and hotel bars where visitors and locals alike
gather over a drink for a chat at the end of the day. The center of the
nightlife is the Malecon strip where the vibrant atmosphere suits the young and
the young at heart. The South Side features a variety of alternative entertainment,
including gay bars and strip shows.
Things
to be aware of in Puerto Vallarta
During the warmer months of May to August insects and
mosquitoes can become a problem in Puerto Vallarta so be sure to bring plenty
of repellent with you.
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