Major Vacation Areas

Nuevo Vallarta

First of the series of towns going north from the Ameca River that borders the states of Jalisco and Nayarit. Nearby to the Puerto Vallarta airport, it has great resorts and one of the longest walking beaches on the entire coast.

Bordering on Nuevo Vallarta is Flamingos, surrounding the famous Flamingos Golf Course, designed by Englishman Percy Clifford. Some of the newest developments of hotels, resorts and condominiums.

Still have neighborhoods that reflect Mexico at its friendliest and most genuine. The typical main plaza is just a few short steps from the broad, sandy beach with numerous seafood restaurants and seaside clubs for dining and relaxing, some with live music.

This traditional fishing village is on the verge of a major transformation with the design and construction of a major marina sponsored by the La Cruz Yacht Club.

Punta de Mita

This breathtaking mini-peninsula has many ownership and rental options. Convenient to marina, restaurants, fishing, snorkeling, whale watching & surfing. Anclote near the point is under process of major redevelopment.

Litibú received national attention as a government development zone when President Vicente Fox visited the area. Located just north of the entrance to Punta de Mita and south of the rocky promontory that borders Sayulita.

Off the point of Punta de Mita, these islands are a national ecological sanctuary well-known for off-shore reefs that provide wonderful snorkeling and undersea diving with colorful marine life including the giant manta ray. Boats are available for rental in Anclote marina.

Surf meets sand in a confluence of color and casual comfort. This art community is home to a number of gourmet restaurants, as well as boutiques, cyber cafes, coffee shops and seaside bars. Camping is an option. Plus luxurious villas and spas for rejuvenation.

Also called San Pancho, it is home to the newly established Polo Club. Ride well-stabled horses or just watch the polo matches during the season from November to May.

This small beach town continues to offer friendly atmosphere that keeps visitors coming back with neighborhood restaurants and cafes providing local cuisine.

This northern beach town offers surfing, and the largest estuary jungle in Mexico. Reasonable prices, jungle cruises, great restaurants and cafes keep visitors coming back.