Puerto Vallarta Vacations

 

Puerto Vallarta Travel Guide

  • A Mexican paradise

    A flight to Puerto Vallarta is a flight to one of Mexico’s most lively and sophisticated destinations. With year-round sunshine, first-class beaches and a multitude of activities on offer, there’s no shortage of things to do that match any taste and style.

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  • The area

    Puerto Vallarta is known for the beauty of its beaches surrounded by mountains and rich tropical greenery. Tourists looking to get away from the cold of winter flock here for the warm weather and seductive sunsets over the Pacific.

  • Things to do

    Golfers love the Nayarit Riviera. Many courses of all levels await athletic types. Several are worth visiting, but Punta Mita is undoubtedly the most spectacular. Made up of two courses, it was designed by famous player Jack Nicklaus. The view of the Sierra Madre mountains is stunning. Certain holes require teeing off right over the Pacific Ocean. The experience is unforgettable.

  • Spas

    Every kind of leisure service is available in Puerto Vallarta. After having played the greens or swum in the waves, visitors can luxuriate in the numerous spas in the area. They can enjoy a new experience with a treatment in a temazcal, a sort of Aztec sweat lodge that contributes to purification.

  • Outdoor activities

    Lovers of water sports are spoiled for choice in Puerto Vallarta. Needless to say, scuba diving and sailboat excursions are available. As for surfers, they train on the waves at Sayulita. The adventurous climb the Sierra Madre on donkeys and come back down again by zip line.
 

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Good to know

 

A tourist card (official entry immigration form) will be distributed onboard by the flight crew (one card per family) with the exception of flights to Cancun. Passengers must ensure they fill in the form with the correct information, as it appears on their passport.

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Presence of Sargassum in Mexico and the Caribbean
Depending on the weather conditions, winds and tides may bring large quantities of Sargassum to shore. Since seaweed moves with the ocean currents, quantities may vary by place and day. Transat would like to inform its clients that this natural phenomenon beyond its control affects several parts of Mexico and the Caribbean. Although the presence of this brown seaweed is greater than usual, our hotel partners are making every effort to clean the beaches when necessary.

New anti-smoking legislation in Mexico
Since January 2023, smoking is strictly prohibited in public places in Mexico. This law applies to beaches, parks, hotels, and restaurants. It is also illegal to bring electronic cigarettes or vaping devices and their solutions into Mexico. Violators may be subject to fines or detention.

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