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South Zone Attractions, Puerto
Vallarta, Mexico
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The
Magic South:
Verdant mountains tumble toward the sea along the shoreline
south of Vallarta.
Tucked into picturesque coves along this coast are a
collection of boutique, full-service hotels; made-to-order
for honeymoons and romantic escapes.
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Home to several endangered
bird species such as the Blue Footed Boobie, which can
only be found in the Island of the Sea of Cortez and
the Galapagos Islands. Great diving through caves and
tunnels, and visiting “Lovers Beach”, accessible
only by a surface swim through an archway. All this
are volcanic formations. |
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Here
it will find an excellent view of the coast. The main
activities are surf and sailing. |
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Here
it will find an excellent Vista of the coast. The main
activities are surf and sailing. |
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Sayulita
and San Francisco are fishing towns that comprise of
Banderas Bay in where the heat of its people is the
reflection of which he was Puerto Vallarta some years
ago. |
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In addition
to being a beautiful beach End of Mita she is famous
by its ideal waves for surf. Account with one of but
the beautiful golf courses. |
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Here
it will find an excellent Vista of the coast. The main
activities are surf and sailing. |
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Here
it will find an excellent Vista of the coast. The main
activities are surf and sailing. |
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Surrounded
by the blue waters of the Pacific this barnacle covered
rock attracts all manner of sea life. A profusion of
manta rays, turtles, sharks and dolphins are native
to these waters, and huge schools of Jack tuna circle
this tiny island in search of food. This is a great
dive site with caves, arches and steep walls to explore. |
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Bucerias
fantastic friendly people as all Mexicans are no hassle,safe
to go anywhere food just great don`t wait until you
are dead go there now and enjoy ...
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Surrounded
by jungle, Boca de Tomatlán is a small fishing
village with a nice beach and a beautiful cove where
water taxis take off to beaches further south. You'll
find a number of small beachside restaurants that serve
fresh fish and other products from the bay. |
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A quiet
beach, very restful, a great place to spend a day in
the sun , with a good book or if you just want to get
away from it all and do absolutely nothing. Palapa style
beach restaurants serve up fresh seafood. Swimming,
snorkeling, reading and eating, in total peace and quiet,
are not that bad of a way to spend a day, a week or
a lifetime. Horses can be rented and there are limited
water sports available from beach. |
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This
tropical island type village radiates the feeling of
the South Seas. A couple of large palapa restaurants
dominate the landscape. There is a beautiful waterfall
within walking (hiking) distance of the beach. A few
homes along the beach and not much else but peace and
tranquility here. This is a regular stop on the run
to Yelapa by many of cruises and tours. A very tranquil
setting. Horses can be rented. |
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Here
it will find an excellent Vista of the coast. The main
activities are surf and sailing. |
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Yelapa
is an interesting blend of island lifestyle, artists
retreat and hippie hangout. The lifestyle here is
most definitely laid back and very, very informal.
Beachfront restaurants serve up fresh seafood at fairly
reasonable prices. Many palapa style and stick homes
dot the, palm covered, beachside hills. Yelapa until
recently was devoid of modern conveniences such as
electricity, phones or cars. Since then it has received
most of the modern "conveniences". A jungle waterfall
is one of most popular attractions in Yelapa. Many
cruises serve this village. Step
back in time and enjoy a simpler life! |
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