People

“Latin Lovers Series - Sweet & Spicy” is a novel based in a contemporary romance bursting with love, sensuality, and suspense.

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Latin Lovers Series – Sweet & Spicy

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Banderas Bay: The Lush Natural Jewel of Vallarta · Nayarit

Chacala: A Pristine Beach Escape

Sweet & Spicy: The Power of Storytelling as a Means to Inspire and Empower

What to Do

Chacala is a coastal paradise that is characterized by its pristine, crescent-shaped beach, lined with swaying palm trees and clear turquoise waters.

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Chacala

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Sweet &#038; Spicy: The Power of Storytelling as a Means to Inspire and Empower

Top 3 Places to Enjoy Summer in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle

Activities

La Cruz de Huanacaxtle is a charming micro-destination in Riviera Nayarit that offers unforgettable experiences for enjoying the summer outdoors.

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La Cruz de Huanacaxtle

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Montage to Open 2 Exclusive Resorts in Riviera Nayarit

Real Estate

Montage International and DINE have reached an exciting agreement that will bring two world-class resorts to life within the exclusive community of Punta Mita.

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Montage Punta Mita

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Exploring the Banderas Bay: The Experience on a Private Cruise

Entertainment

A private cruise in this bay offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the luxury and serenity of a stunning tropical setting.

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Private Cruise

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5 Earthly Paradises in Vallarta · Nayarit and Beyond – Part I

Viewfinder

Both Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit, along with their surrounding towns and micro-destinations, hide true earthly paradises worth exploring.

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La Bufa Hill

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Maple Forest in Talpa de Allende

MAPLE FOREST
Starting our journey, we head to Talpa de Allende, Jalisco, where the enchanting Maple Forest is located. Approximately 120 kilometers from Puerto Vallarta, this magical forest is known for its trails surrounded by maple trees, whose beauty is enhanced during the autumn season. In addition to its impressive landscape, the Maple Forest is a refuge for various species of flora and fauna, making it a paradise for nature lovers.

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Corrinchis Dam in Mascota

CORRINCHIS DAM
We continue our journey to Mascota, Jalisco, where the majestic Corrinchis Dam is located. This freshwater reservoir is about 100 kilometers from Puerto Vallarta and is an ideal place for those seeking peace and tranquility amidst nature. Surrounded by mountains and forests, the Corrinchis Dam offers a serene environment to enjoy activities such as fishing, kayaking, and hiking. A curious fact about this place is that its name comes from the Nahuatl language, Corrincan, which means “where water abounds.”

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La Bufa Hill in San Sebastián del Oeste

LA BUFA HILL
Our next destination takes us to San Sebastián del Oeste, Jalisco, where the imposing La Bufa Hill is located. About 70 kilometers from Puerto Vallarta, this hill is a perfect place for ecotourism and hiking enthusiasts. From the top, you can enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the mountain landscapes and nearby towns. A curious fact about this place is that, weather permitting, you can clearly see the Banderas Bay from there.

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Los Arcos National Marine Park in Puerto Vallarta

LOS ARCOS NATIONAL MARINE PARK
Leaving the mountains behind, we return to Puerto Vallarta to explore Los Arcos National Marine Park. This paradise is just 15 minutes from Puerto Vallarta’s El Centro neighborhood and is formed by a series of rocky formations emerging from the Pacific Ocean. Here, diving and snorkeling enthusiasts will find an underwater world teeming with life, with reefs, tropical fish, and a great diversity of marine species. Additionally, Los Arcos de Mismaloya is a refuge for seabirds, and it is common to spot frigatebirds and blue-footed boobies.

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Islas Marietas National Park in Riviera Nayarit

ISLAS MARIETAS NATIONAL PARK
Finally, we head to Riviera Nayarit to discover Islas Marietas National Park, a true natural treasure. These islands, located in front of Punta de Mita and approximately 30 kilometers from Puerto Vallarta, are known for their famous “Playa del Amor” (Beach of Love), a hidden beach inside a cave with an open roof that allows sunlight to filter in, creating a magical ambiance. Additionally, Islas Marietas National Park is home to a great diversity of marine species, including turtles, dolphins, and manta rays.
Stay tuned for Part II of our journey to unveil more earthly paradises in Vallarta · Nayarit and beyond!

The Artistic Legacy of Don Miguel López in the Our Lady of Guadalupe Church

Mr. Miguel López Cortez created a series of woodcarvings to decorate the interior of the Our Lady of Guadalupe Church.

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Mr. Miguel López Cortez

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Paddleboarding: The Water Sport on Waves

With its roots in Polynesian culture, this activity combines surfing and paddling, offering a unique experience on the water. 

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Paddleboarding in Puerto Vallarta

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The Sea Turtle Nesting Season Begins in Banderas Bay

Banderas Bay is home to some of the world’s most important beaches dedicated to the conservation of sea turtles. 

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Sea Turtle Nesting Season

Banderas Bay is home to some of the world’s most important beaches dedicated to the conservation of sea turtles.

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Bucerías: Home of the Sculpture “El Buzo”

Art &amp; Galleries

Situated on the boardwalk, next to Plaza del Viento, “The Diver” captures the attention of visitors with its imposing presence. 

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El Buzo

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The “War Against Trash” Campaign Continues with Great Work

Specials

These iguanas are not just urban reptiles; they are part of a living landscape that blends the wild with the urban.