Puerto Vallarta & Riviera Nayarit

A friend of mine was recently very annoyed saying it was not possible for me to travel to Chile and Brazil with a carry-on only for two weeks. But after several trips to Europe and South America with…
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The word tattoo originates from the Tahitian word “tatu”, which means “to mark something”. Tattoos have been part of human history for thousands of years.
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The American Automobile Association (AAA) awarded the TAFER Resorts properties in Puerto Vallarta its coveted star certifications. The Mousai Hotel revalidated the five-star award for 2021. The joyful…
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Los Muertos Beach! This beach is famous, but its name is also a symbol of mystery, forgotten or unknown by locals. It is The Dead Ones Beach.
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Chiles en nogada are one of the few dishes in the Mexican and international cuisine that have a place and date of birth. Let's see how they were created.
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5 de Diciembre Market: a place where people offer you the best products, the freshest fruits and vegetables, the just-caught fish and the most tender meat.
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The Riviera Nayarit is one of the greenest and most picturesque areas in Mexico, an enjoyable area where the jungle meets the sea. You will experience the indigenous art and unspoiled natural beauty…
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The twinning with Puerto Vallarta and Aguascalientes was confirmed in a ceremonial session. It will boost the tourism interchange between both communities.
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Emma Leticia Baca Olguín, beloved Vallarta resident, passed away Thursday morning. Letty Baca, as she was widely known in social and political circles in Puerto Vallarta, was a deputy councilwoman…
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The Marina Vallarta Residents Association has finally completed the installation of a Covid PCR testing module. Although designed originally for tourism, it will also be available for workers in the…
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