Handmade Bisque

Handmade Bisque

Experience Puerto Vallarta

Why Puerto Vallarta?
Puerto Vallarta is located on the Pacific coast along the beautiful Bay of Banderas, the second largest bay in the world. Approximately 3 hours from Guadalajara, the city is right at the foothills of the Sierra Madre, creating a spectacular backdrop forest of Mexico's traditional buildings surrounded by sandy beaches.
In tropical forests, rivers, waterfalls and an average temperature of 80 °, some destinations can compete with Puerto Vallarta. The city became famous after director John Huston filmed "The Night of the Iguana" with Richard Burton and Ava Gardner. An article Full of your stay can be found in www.insidepv.com along Puerto Vallarta's history and what made the destination a favorite retreat for celebrities, and more tourists in the world. Throughout the city, paying homage to the founding city of history and fame are frequent, including sculpture larger than life Huston and Elizabeth Taylor, which is opposite the Market-the local market offering a wide variety of shops hidden from view from the side of the street. Mismaloya Beach, south of Puerto Vallarta, is still a place collection of popular celebrities, located a few miles south of Puerto Vallarta and offers beaches, lush jungle, and the impressive rock formations of Los Arcos are perfect for diving and exploring the cliffs and seamounts.
A favorite pastime of both locals and tourists including a walk along the Malecon or promenade. A favorite restaurant here is Viejo Vallarta Restaurant, an intimate restaurant on the third floor, with a hidden entrance apparently just after the No Name Café. Old Town offers a great place for people watching, a romantic view of the sunset, and fireworks shot out every night nearby. Lined with bronze sculptures interactive photo request, the Malecon is lively at all hours, with artists, live music and arts in one of many built arenas. It is not unusual to find artists who spend a few days to complete elaborate sand sculptures know the sea to wash with the next storm. On Thursday night, it's easy to take a group of locals who spend hours juggling fireballs strings and various instruments, while beating drums crafted in the sand. After to see the show, viewers can choose from one of the many restaurants and clubs along the opposite side of the Malecon, including some of the best clubs Mexico, open halls of the wall, and lively bars and nightclubs.
On Wednesday night, the crowds stroll the many art galleries of the Center, a weekly tradition known as the ArtWalk. The galleries are almost always present, along with local and visiting artists, and wine and cocktails are passed out among the guests as they move from gallery to gallery enjoying the art work and friendly conversation with perfect strangers a relaxed atmosphere. While the galleries Art of Puerto Vallarta are very popular, there are a number of intimate shops and local suppliers that offer arts and handmade crafts, ranging from painted plates by hand of fine silver jewelry. Colorful dresses point is displayed along the walls with thousands of grain necklaces, all unique and great memories.
City There are several top golf courses, a beautiful sea of majestic sailing ships and yachts, and a series of adventurous tours available. Countless boat trips run range logbook and parties and dancing, fishing. In November, there is an International Tournament Sailfish, and various sailing events throughout the year. For love diving and snorkeling, there are a number of options, including a short trip to Yelapa, a rustic village can be reached only by boat, known for its probe beneath water.
The food in Puerto Vallarta is described as a proper class. Of locally made tamales wrapped in palm leaves, a seafood bisques brulee and lemon cream, restaurants here are recognized as Mexico's main dining experiences. Particularly favored are the celebrities frequent the restaurants on Los Muertos Beach Area Romantic where guests can opt to have their fine dining in the sand at sunset, surrounded by torches and candles. After dinner, a ride on the nearby bridge, where the river flows into the ocean, makes for a romantic evening. The fragrant scent of flowers is always in the air here, and you can hear music playing from the nearby restaurants, just a pause for the ringing of bells of the local churches.
Arrive during December and locals witness the conclusion of the Virgen de Guadalupe with live music, festive processions, parades and candlelight meetings throughout the city. On New Year's Eve, one of the celebrations largest in Puerto Vallarta, the city is a hive of activity, thousands of locals and tourists dancing in the streets and enjoy live music along the Malecon, and a party atmosphere throughout the city.

About the Author

About the author: Jeni de Bernal spent 5 years at Rutgers University studying English, literature, intensive writing and political science. She was a publicist in New York City before relocating to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico where she now resides with her husband, Jay Bernal. Their company, PV Media, publishes numerous information websites including the popular AdClickology.com and InsidePV.com.

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