Made famous by John Houston, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, Puerto Vallarta was once a sleepy fishing village and has now become one of the top 10 retirement and vacation destinations in the world. The cobblestone streets, towering Sierra Madre Mountains, and beautiful Pacific Ocean all converge making this little city a popular destination for people worldwide. Surrounded by Mother Nature the tropical jungle setting inspires all types of residential styles. From grand Mexican colonial estates to modern contemporary condominiums there are communities for every taste. With many options for an active family, Puerto Vallarta always offers something new to entertain.
You never know when the gentle sounds of the ocean and the music of the Cathedral bells will seem to be aligned for you at that special moment. Puerto Vallarta is a place you need to experience to believe. Known as the “Mexican Riviera”, Puerto Vallarta and the Riviera Nayarit hold incredible charm and can be addictive.
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Winter has wrapped a snowy white blanket around so many in the Northern Hemisphere, with spring still a very distant fantasy. Maybe it's time to warm up your thoughts by planning to relax on a luxurious tropical island, adventure through a rainforest, or bask in the Southern Hemisphere’s summertime warmth.
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Welcome to Riviera Nayarit, Mexico! This region is a 200 mile stretch of soft sandy beaches, picturesque coves, clean ocean breezes and turquoise waters. Just north of the Puerto Vallarta International airport, the destination is just a two-hour flight from Los Angeles with many direct flights arriving daily.
A stylistic amalgam of European movements, infused with elements acquired during Spain's conquests, Spanish Colonial architecture also shares many of the characteristics frequently associated with the catchall term, "Mediterranean."
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