Puerto Vallarta
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In the 1500s Puerto Vallarta quickly became a haven for pirates who worked the Pacific Coast. It became inhabited by 1851 and was officially made a municipality in 1918. In 1963, John Huston filmed "Night of the Iguana" in Puerto Vallarta and suddenly it had an international reputation. It is grown since then and is now a bustling city of 300,000.
As one
of Mexico's best-known beach resorts, Puerto Vallarta
charms visitors with its quaint cobblestone streets, white
adobe homes topped with red roofs, and the deep-blue waters
of Bahia de las Banderas lapping its powdery beaches. Situated
on a beautiful bay, Puerto Vallarta offers
the charm of a traditional Mexican village and the warmth
of friendly people. Visitors enjoy the town's sunny beaches,
excellent shopping and world-class golf and tennis. Go on
a Dolphin Encounter at the Dolphin Adventure Center and get
up close and personal with the dolphins.
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- Five Bays by Catamaran
- City & Coastal Drive
- Tequila, Town & Countryside Drive
- Off-Road Bicycle Adventure
- Countryside Horseback Ride
- Puerto Vallarta Off the Beaten Track
- Deluxe Puerto Vallarta, Bullfight Demonstration & Show
- Pirate-Ship Adventure
- Jungle Canopy Adventure
- Sierra Madre Nature Expedition
- Puerto Vallarta Beach Break
- Sierra Madre Hiking Expedition
- Golf at Marina Vallarta
- Tropical Jungle Paradise
- Dolphin Encounter
- Hideaway At Las Calets
- Swim with the Dolphins
- Sailing Adventure
- Discover Scuba In Puerto Vallarta
- Certified Dive
- Marietas Islands Eco Discovery Tour
- San Sebastian Flight
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