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VALLARTA

Vallarta Overview

Framed by the blue waters of the Pacific Ocean and embellished by the mountains of the Sierra Madre, Vallarta boasts beautiful landscapes, forests, exuberant flora and fauna, gorgeous beaches and many inland and aquatic activities.

The Pacific is home to numerous marine species, like whales, dolphins, stingrays and multicolored fishes. The area features breathtaking submarine sceneries, being an incredible spot for all scuba diving fanatics.

Puerto Vallarta is one of the most bohemian and colorful tourist destinations to visit in our country. Plan your next family vacations in a calm site, with warm local people and the essence of Mexican villages as a highlight.

Nuevo Vallarta, where Aquaventuras Park is located, is just a few minutes away from Puerto Vallarta. However, due to their proximity, we could say that both spots belong to the same area: Bahia de Banderas, the largest bay in Mexico and the second in North America.

For more information on Puerto Vallarta and Nuevo Vallarta contact:

Fideicomiso de Turismo de Puerto Vallarta (Tourist Promotion Trust)
Zona Comercial, Hotel Canto del Sol
Local 18, Planta Baja
Zona Hotelera Las Glorias
Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco 48310 Mexico
Phone 52 (322) 224-1175

Nuevo Vallarta Convention & Visitors Bureau
Av. Cocoteros-12, Local 1-6 A, Centro
Comercial Paradise Plaza
Phone +52 (322) 2972516

Sierra Madre mountains are perfect for hiking, biking or horse riding, extreme sports and eco-tours. Along the coast of Banderas Bay too as well as the beach of Mismaloya that boasts the famous island of the two arches.

In the surrounding areas you will find villages full of art and crafts with the Mexican magic touch. Shopping and golf are other great tourist activities in the area.

There are water taxis to move from the main point of interest along the shore of Puerto Vallarta and Nuevo Vallarta, as well as to the Marietas Islands, which are sanctuary of a great diversity of marine life.

The main attraction of this place is the marine life, like the spectacular natural show of whales migrating to Puerto Vallarta shores or the swim with dolphins programs.

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For your security always drink bottled water.

Visitors must bring effective passport, as well as the visa in case your country citizens need it. For more info please contact Mexico’s consular agency in your city or country.

Mexican peso is the national currency although US dollar is widely accepted throughout Vallarta. Major credit cards are also accepted in most establishments. The banks offer money exchange during business hours. ATM’s are available everywhere for cash withdrawals.

In Vallarta as the rest of Mexico, electricity works the same as in the US, with a voltage of 110 AC. An adaptor/converter could be helpful anyway.

If you wish to rent a car you will need a valid driver’s license from your resident country and always have it with you while driving.

The bus and taxi systems are also very complete, cheap and secure.

Puerto Vallarta’s International Airport: Gustavo D�az Ordaz PVR Carretera a Tepic, Km 7.5 Colonia Villa de las Flores Municipio de Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco 48311 M�xico