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Statistics:Posted by DarrellBray — Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:04 am
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Enjoy your vacation!
Statistics:Posted by Aidan Weisz — Tue May 26, 2009 12:50 am
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Also ask if you are going to have "privileges" at the pools and beach in front of the Paradise Village hotel. It is being run a bit differently than it was a few years ago, and sometimes they charge an extra fee to use the hotel facilities and beach (if you are in one of the condos). If you are travelling as a couple, you might not want to spend time at the hotel pool, as it can be loud, but if you have younger people in your group, you might want to spend time by the hotel pool/beach.
I think all the condos are pretty comparable, but some are on the ocean, and some are on the marina. Some are closer to the hotel than others. If you go onto -www.vrbo.com and search "paradise village," you will see many units for rent in various buildings, that individual owners are renting. That may help you to see the "grades."
Statistics:Posted by pvgemini — Tue May 19, 2009 10:25 pm
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Please and thank you!
Statistics:Posted by Sunluvr — Tue May 19, 2009 8:33 pm
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San Pancho area further up the coast. The hills come right to the ocean and it's beautiful. Have time while in San Pancho, continue walking north on the beachfront road and take it up the hill (very steep) and imagine living in one of those beautiful houses.
Have a great time.
Statistics:Posted by mexico-mvt — Tue May 05, 2009 9:44 am
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Take advantage of one or two of the Paradise Village Beach Resort nightly themed activities. They are a blast. They might seem expensive but last for hours and usually include all you can eat and drink.
Plan on spending time in Puerto Vallarta as it's a beautiful city and offers a different experience than staying at Paradise Village. We took the little boat which offers ferrying service from Paradise Village to downtown but didn't like it at all. It's not only expensive but then you miss out on the local culture. Take the bus instead. There's a bus stop in front of the Paradise Village shopping mall.
Take the bus further up the road to Bucerias and plop yourself in a beachfront restaurant. We really liked Claudio's at Mason Bay. Heard there is a great bakery called Pie in the Sky. If you will be cooking some meals in the condo, go to carneceria Del Mundo in Bucerias for great meat.
Did you do a canopy tour in '04? If not, do Los Veranos; it's great! Set it up so you are picked up at their Nayarit stop then take the local bus to get there.
Shuffle your feet as you go into the ocean as there are stingrays.
Have extra time? Head to the Sayulita/San Pancho area further up the coast. The hills come right to the ocean and it's beautiful. Have time while in San Pancho, continue walking north on the beachfront road and take it up the hill (very steep) and imagine living in one of those beautiful houses.
Have a great time.
Statistics:Posted by Arizona Karen — Sun Apr 19, 2009 11:31 pm
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I live down the road from Paradise Village. There is a small shopping mall with supermarket outside the entrance to the resort.
The best activity in the immediate area is the African Queen river tour at the marina beside the mall. And whatever Vallarta Adventures offers, without a doubt the best tour company and dolphin experience in town.
The resort has more amenities than any other in the timeshare world, so you'll find lots to do on site. Body surfing is awesome in front of the resort. The new fitness and sports club is world class. For Golf, El Tigre, is a beautiful course with great service.
Anything else you would like let me know.
Statistics:Posted by seanmac — Wed Apr 15, 2009 12:24 am
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What are the tips others have for staying at Paradise Village - who to ask for help (I know some people tend to be more helpful than others), what kind of activities are there to enjoy - shortcuts to the beach, that sort of thing.
Again, thank you.
Wanda
Step out the east door of the resort your at the Marina. Step out the west door your on the beach, doesn't get any shorter than that.Again, thank you.
Wanda
Statistics:Posted by condor — Sun Mar 29, 2009 7:49 am
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So what I guess I'd really like to know is:
What are the tips others have for staying at Paradise Village - who to ask for help (I know some people tend to be more helpful than others), what kind of activities are there to enjoy - shortcuts to the beach, that sort of thing.
Again, thank you.
Wanda
Statistics:Posted by Sunluvr — Sun Mar 29, 2009 7:20 am
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Statistics:Posted by charlieb — Sun Mar 29, 2009 7:06 am
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Can I hear the good, the bad and the ugly? (Hopefully it's mostly good!)
Please and thank you.
Statistics:Posted by Sunluvr — Sun Mar 29, 2009 4:52 am
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