Talpa and Mascota are “Pueblos Mágicos”. Located both up La Sierra Madre east of Puerto Vallarta and well known by their magnificent down tow and old houses, which public buildings and homes show a unique serrano architecture style. Founded by Spanish miners four centuries ago, they display still today a very humble atmosphere easy to […]
Known as the happy hippy town because of the many hippy families that settled along the seventies, then, the Vietnam veteran and the surfers wave along the eighties. Sayulita was a peasants little town late sixties. Surviving by fishin, picking up oil coconut and farming tropical fruits, this small town became on the early first […]
The botanical garden shows many of the flora local species, it’s located 25 kilometers south Puerto Vallarta. A unique opportunity to know, smell and touch many of the local plants and trees that display the richness and the natural diversity not only local but nationwide. Its gardens exhibit many agave plants, cactus trees, wild fruits […]
Located south Puerto Vallarta in the municipality of Cabo Corrientes, also known for its lacteos such cheese and some others products including bakery and coffee, a very popular combination. It is surrounded by slopy pine trees hills rustic, and humble housing arquitecture. El Tuito (place of gods in aztec language) is recognized as a great […]
Located in the east sierra of Puerto Vallarta. A unique contruction style transports visitors where mining exploitation predominated until the beginning of XX century. Uncommunicated until a few years ago, its idiosyncrasy remained with little changes. Founded by Spanish explorers in the second by the XVI century, it shows silver mining past along the streets […]
By the feet the hills of Puerto Vallarta, bands of macaws rumble and fly in the forest. Local villagers call them simply “Guacas” and very easy locate once they start herding early in the morning standing and eating by habilla trees, one of their favorite beans. This wartching bird´s tour gives you a chance to […]
One of the few archeological site that are composed of circles made out of stones and keeps the tradition of “tumbas de tiro” a very special way of burying dead people, very peculiar in the west cuktures of ancient Mexico. According to archeologists, it cloud have been the nexus between northern and southern culture in […]
This emblematic city holds history and traditions and nest one of the most precious values nationwide, the proces and creation of tequila the national beverage that provide identity to the west of Mexico and Jalisco state. Walk by its cobblestone old streets and ancient colonial houses that reminds Spanish presence inthis region. In addition, this […]
According to historians and archeologist is one of the remaining Azteca procession site on their way south in Nayarit state, It displays along a little water course several petroglyphs that show the ancient cosmovision of prehispanic people. The stones show figures of sacred animals and some other important gods that reflect the religious polytheistic practices […]
A fisshing town at the very begining of one the worldwide beggest biologocal marine system including La Tovara, the most beatiful estuary for wild life reproduction in west Mexico, also a historic port that involves culture, nature, traditional cuisine and charming landscape in Nayarit state. It is one of the most important Wixarica (navite local […]