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THE DREAM CONDO is a paradise where its breathtaking views of Banderas Bay and its sound of ocean waves breaking on the shore makes it all come alive for you. It is just a stairway from the beach. Sunsets seen from the studio's balcony or the rooftop are almost make-believe. A video of THE DREAM CONDO and Amapas353 can be seen on YouTube by searching the key phrase “The Dream Condo”, and then by clicking on the large purple icon with the white letter "T" inside it from the selections offered.
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Beautiful & extremely well located 1 bedroom/1 bathroom beachfront Suite on los Muertos beach. Walk out from your living area a few steps down into your private pool & terrace overlooking Los Muertos beach. A roomy kitchen, dining and sitting area are complemented by extraordinary Mexican furnishings and décor. The balcony opening onto the ocean, with very comfy chairs, makes for perfect moments of relaxation, enjoying the beautiful view and the breathtaking sunsets of Banderas Bays.
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- Puerto Vallarta
Discover your sunset just a few steps from the beach, with a magnificent partial view of the ocean, in front of the maritime terminal, walking to shopping plazas, restaurants, bars and everything Vallarta has to offer for you. Located at the beginning of the hotel zone this magnificent loft with bedroom, living room with sofa bed , bathroom, dining room and kitchen will make you feel at home.
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Your guide to Puerto Vallarta
Welcome to Puerto Vallarta
Known simply as Vallarta by those who are lucky enough to live there, the town of Puerto Vallarta looks out over the turquoise waters of Banderas Bay and a coastline with nearly 50 km of beautiful sandy beaches. In the background, the lush Sierra Madre mountains make for a stunning backdrop just outside of town. This coastal haven is popular for its nightlife scene, but it also boasts a vibrant arts community, charming historic neighbourhoods, traditional markets, and mouth-watering cuisine.
Dotted with fascinating sculptures alongside vendors and buskers, the seaside Malecón boardwalk carries you through the centre of beachfront Puerto Vallarta and is perfect for casual strolling and beachside refreshments. For the more adventurous, there are numerous options for outings within a short drive of town, including jungle trekking, mountain hiking, scuba diving and snorkelling, kayak touring, and surfing.
How do I get around Puerto Vallarta?
Flying to Puerto Vallarta is an easy connection or direct flight from most major cities in Canada. The airport is just a 15-minute drive from central Puerto Vallarta. Taxis are relatively inexpensive, but rates vary depending on where you’re headed. Rideshares are readily available and can be a good way to get to your vacation rental and around town. There’s also an inexpensive city bus system that will take you just about anywhere, including a loop to the airport. Of course, no trip to Puerto Vallarta would be complete without a boat excursion, and these are easy to find, whether you want to head out for a day trip, beach hop, or check out one of the nearby fishing villages.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Puerto Vallarta?
While there’s never a bad time to visit a beach paradise, Puerto Vallarta is at its most appealing during the winter months, December through March. This is when you’ll enjoy nearly perfect weather conditions, as in lots of sun and not much rain. It’s also the best time for watching whales off the coast as they make their annual migration. Crowds pick up during major holidays, but this can also provide the motivation to explore more secluded beaches nearby. Come spring and summer, Puerto Vallarta can get very hot, and this is when most of the rainfall happens. Hurricane and tropical storm season lasts from June through November, but the afternoon rain and thunderstorms are usually predictable and can be dazzling to watch.
What are the top things to do in Puerto Vallarta?
Isla Río Cuale
This small isle is just south of downtown Puerto Vallarta in the middle of the Cuale River. It’s home to an eclectic flea market shaded by rubber trees and surrounded by street art. Be sure not to miss the green-tiled Iguana Bridge, which connects the island to “Gringo Gulch,” an area once famous for its celebrity residents.
Jardín Botánico de Vallarta
Visit 20 acres of gorgeous flora and fauna, including orchids, cacti, cacao trees, and carnivorous plants, at Puerto Vallarta’s botanical garden. Bring a bathing suit for a river swim, hiking shoes for the nature trails, and bug spray to keep the critters away, and keep your eyes out for hummingbirds and other winged visitors.
Sayulita
For a quieter slice of sand than Puerto Vallarta’s populous beaches, head an hour north to the surfer town of Sayulita. Bring your own board, rent one with a lesson, or simply watch others hit the waves as you snack on local fruits from strolling beach vendors. When you’re hungry for more, Sayulita has great taquerias and restaurants in town.