YELAPA, BEST day trip from PUERTO VALLARTA
Yelapa Yelapa Yelapa! Wow. Yelapa is the best day trip from Puerto Vallarta. If you are in Puerto Vallarta and looking for things to do in Puerto Vallarta or what to do in Puerto Vallarta - Yelapa is a MUST!
Yelapa Puerto Vallarta is located just south of Puerto Vallarta and is only accessible by boat. In this Yelapa Mexico Vlog we will show you how to travel to Yelapa from Puerto Vallarta via Boca de Tomatlan. Once in Yelapa we will take you around and show you things to do so you can prepare for your Mexico travel to Yelapa.
It was hands down the best day trip from Puerto Vallarta. So if you’re looking for what to do in Puerto Vallarta put Yelapa on your list now. Mexico 2022 has so much to offer, we definitely recommend to travel Mexico. There is so much stuff to do and places to visit, ike Yelapa!
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PUERTO VALLARTA Things To Do (BEST DAY)
Looking for Puerto Vallarta Mexico Things To Do? Heading to Puerto Vallarta and wanting to know what to do in Puerto Vallarta or looking for a Puerto Vallarta travel guide? We’ve got you covered!
In this Puerto Vallarta travel vlog we explore Puerto Vallarta by foot and take you through El Centro and to Zona Romantica showing you the top things to do in Puerto Vallarta Mexico. We start with a morning hike up Mirador Cerro de la Cruz which is a beautiful Puerto Vallarta attraction. Then we head to El Centro to the Puerto Vallarta malecon checking out the sites before heading to Puerto Vallartas most popular neighborhood Zona Romantica. We walk through Isla Cuale and eat some of Puerto Vallarta food and stroll on Playa de Muertos, before heading into town and eating tacos at the famous Puerto Vallarta Panchos Takos. We end this perfect day in Puerto Vallarta Mexico with the most beautiful Puerto Vallarta sunset!
Puerto Vallarta things to do, there are so many things to do in Puerto Vallarta the options are endless - you will see that in this video! We hope you enjoy getting to know what to do in Puerto Vallarta.
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Amigos en esta video les vamos a mostrar todo lo que hacer en Puerto Vallarta, uno de los destinos más impactantes de todo México, les daremos un recorrido por el malecón y por sus playas que parecen de otro mundo.
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00:00 INTRODUCCIÓN
00:22 MARINA DE PUERTO VALLARTA
02:31 ¿Dónde comer en Puerto Vallarta? Restaurante MÉXICO LATTE
04:31 PARQUE JARDÍN DE LOS AZULEJOS
07:07 PLAYA LOS MUERTOS en Puerto Vallarta
08:43 Restaurante sobre albercas, Mar y Vino Puerto Vallarta
10:33 ISLA CUALE PUERTO VALLARTA
11:43 MERCADO DE ISLA CUALE
12:17 PLAYA CAMARÓN
13:13 MALECÓN DE PUERTO VALLARTA JALISCO
15:20 PARROQUIA DE NUESTRA SEÑORA DE GUA DALUPE
15:53 LETRAS DE PUERTO VALLARTA
16:50 ESCULTURA DE ESCALERA
17:04 EL HOMBRE DE ARENA DE PUERTO VALLARTA
17:15 AGUA DE TUBA
18:00 RESTAURANTE MABELS
18:22 TEJUINO BEBIDA TÍPICA DE PUERTO VALLARTA
18:53 LOS ARCOS DE PUERTO VALLARTA
19:30 MURALES EN LAS CALLES DE PUERTO VALLARTA
20:09 TIP MEXITRAVIA: ¿DÓNDE ESTACIONARSE EN PUERTO VALLARTA?
20:46 PLAYAS DEL MALECÓN
21:18 ZÓCALO DE PUERTO VALLARTA
21:50 ATARDECER EN EL MALECÓN DE PUERTO VALLARTA
22:56 CAMARONES EMBARAZADOS DE PUERTO VALLARTA
23:50 CABALLITOS DE PUERTO VALLARTA
24:18 SHOW DE FUEGOS ARTIFICIALES DEL BARCO PIRATA DE PUERTO VALLARTA
24:35 EL OXXO MÁS BONITO MÉXICO
25:40 ¿CÓMO ES EL CLIMA EN PUERTO VALLARTA?
25:55 ¿CUÁL ES LA MEJOR ÉPOCA PARA VISITAR PUERTO VALLARTA ?
26:34 PLAYA COLOMITOS, ARCOS DE MISMALOYA, YELAPA Y BOCA DE TOMATLÁN
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Best things to do near PUERTO VALLARTA - Boca de Tomatlan, Mexico!
We take you with us as we vlog about one of the BEST things to do while you're in or near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico! We walk around and show you the village of Boca de Tomatlan!
....is it a quiet Mexican fishing village or party central, see for yourself!
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0:00 Intro
0:12 This is Boca de Tomatlan, a little fishing village outside of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
0:39 11 miles south of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Take the bus, taxi or Uber!
1:14 Main highway where you get on/off the bus, shop, eat.
1:55 One way in and out of the town itself.
2:26 More touristy then we thought!
2:48 Dia de Marinero!
3:09 Types of food, cost of food near the Malecon in Boca de Tomatlan.
3:30 Here is the essence of Boca!
3:49 View of the ocean and the river, Rio Horcones, coming together.
4:16 the biggest grocery store in town Minisuper Alondra.
4:34 House and rental units prices in the area.
5:14 Laundromat and how to cross the river.
6:16 How quiet and tranquil is Boca de Tomatlan?
6:50 Upriver is a way more local vibe.
8:02 Hikes available in the area.
8:56 Suites available for rent, prices.
9:32 Towards the ocean, catch water taxis here, prices.
10:10 Route to the beach....right through people's homes!
10:46 How to hike to Colomitos beach.
11:36 Locals coming in from fishing.
12:12 One of the most pictuesque places!
12:38 The ocean and beach of Boca de Tomatlan.
12:55 Walkable town, under and hour to do the entire wal that I did with you in this video!
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What are the Top 10 Things to do in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico? Tips and Ideas of What To Do in PV
So, now that you are planning to head down to México and have decided to make it a memorable trip to the ever more famous beach-side destination, Puerto Vallarta, you should know a bit more of what to do in town and what might be the top things to do here.
The obvious attractions to enjoy the sun, the warm weather, the fun and varied beaches and the lukewarm emerald-green sea, but these are nothing but the appetizer, there are actually plenty of things you can enjoy in town with your family, kids, alone and without even paying a dime.
It depends on what you would like to do and what you love and enjoy, we've made a list of the most obvious sightseeing ideas in this video recording.
There are also excellent restaurants, spectacular tours and activities, fabulous and completely unique beaches, a fun and active nightlife and retail stores and shops around town.
Here's the list of the Top 10 free, or nearly free, sightseeing options in PV, all are kid friendly and great family outings with your children:
00:00 Start
00:05 The Malecon, a seaside stroll with fun for everyone (free)
00:21 The Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, a nice iconic church in downtown Puerto Vallarta, 80 yards from the main square and some 200 yards from the Malecon (free)
00:35 Los Muertos Beach and the pier, the most popular beach in town, offers non-stop fun, activities and a beautiful stroll after the malecón finishes north of the Cuale River (Free)
00:47 Cuale River Island and Market, an oasis in the middle of downtown Vallarta, lots to see, colorful market stands, a cultural center, a museum, iguanas and more. (Free)
01:02 La Cruz Lookout, catch a unique and impressive view of Puerto Vallarta from the top of the La Cruz (The Cross) hill (free)
01:20 Marina Vallarta, an exclusive area north of the PV Hotel Zone, has its own market, stores, restaurants and a nice lighthouse with a great view. (Free)
01:35 Mismaloya Beach is south of Puerto Vallarta, a beautiful beach, with lots of history, getting there will require taking a bus, but access is free.
01:51 Colomitos Beach, a small cozy wonderful beach just south of Boca de Tomatlan, the free option is getting there by land, which requires that you are in decent shape or very patient, another is paying 5 bucks or so and taking a water taxi from Boca.
02:09 Vallarta Botanical Gardens, a great day trip, beautiful gardens, flowers, jungle, a great river runs through the land. This option is not free, as you need to pay an entrance fee which is very reasonable.
02:22 Los Arcos, you can see them from the road (which is free), but really enjoying them might require taking a bay cruise, but most are reasonably priced.
There are many more things to enjoy on Family Trip in Puerto Vallarta, or for adults or active travelers, but those we will include in future videos of Puerto Vallarta on this channel.
Boca de Tomatlán a Zona Romántica Puerto Vallarta/Full Boca to Old Town Puerto Vallarta
Paseo en taxi desde Boca de Tomatlán a Calle Púlpito en la Zona Romántica de Puerto Vallarta. Pasamos villas, condos, hoteles, resorts, playas y atractivos turísticos en la carretera. El paso es rápido y no paramos a ver nada en el camino. El video sirve más que nada para orientarse y saber dónde se ubica algo en el camino. Más sobre la zona sur de Puerto Vallarta:
Cab ride from Boca de Tomatlan to Púlpito (Pulpit) Street in Puerto Vallarta's Romantic Zone. We drive by villas, condos, hotels, resorts, beaches and tourist attractions along the highway. The pace is fast and we do not stop to see anything along the way. The video serves more than anything else to orient yourself and to know where something is located along the way. More about the southern zone of Puerto Vallarta:
00:00 Introduction
00:10 Saliendo de Boca de Tomatlán/Leaving Boca
00:20 Carretera Federal 200
00:26 Mapa Boca de Tomatlan a Puerto Vallarta
00:37 Villa Armonía
00:55 Villa Lala
01:15 Villa San Miguel
01:22 Le Kliff Restaurant
01:29 Casa Gran Día
01:39 Villa Nueva
01:48 Mar Sereno Hotel & Suites
02:30 Villa Kanek
02:34 La Flor de Mismaloya
02:40 Villas Capricho
02:45 Del Mar PV
02:47 Villa Padre
02:57 Villa Valparaíso
03:07 OXXO con la mejor vista/OXXO with the best view
03:09 Villas Santamaría
03:21 Hotel León de la Sierra
04:36 Blue Horizon Residences
04:48 Casa Mis Rocas
04:52 Casas Nautilus Sirena
04:57 Villa Mandarinas
05:01 Villa Mizpah
05:38 La Noche de la Iguana/The Night of the Iguana Set
05:47 Smartgas
07:03 Puente Río Mismaloya
07:11 Barceló & entrada a Playa Mismaloya/Mismaloya Beach entry
07:38 Mirador Mismaloya/Mismaloya Lookout
07:45 Condominios La Jolla de Mismaloya
07:51 Mismaloya Grill
08:02 Casa del Mirador
08:07 Villa Luna
08:10 Villa Delfín
08:12 Villa Los Arcos
08:28 Villa Las Peñas
08:32 Casa San Sebastián
08:36 Villa Esplendora
08:58 Mirador Los Arcos de Mismaloya/Lookout
10:39 Sierra Mar Los Arcos
11:20 Bungee Beat
11:48 Condominio El Paredón
11:54 Condominio Las Peñas
11:58 Grand Park Royal Resort
12:39 Condominios Girasol Sur
13:02 Playa Las Gemelas / Las Gemelas Beach
13:12 Condominios Playas Gemelas
13:18 Residencial Sierra del Mar
13:33 Sierra del Mar / Casa Bonita Playa Esmeralda
14:18 Playa Garza Blanca (Beach)
14:56 Garza Blanca Preserve Resort & Spa
15:11 Playa Garza Blanca (Beach)
15:28 Puente Palo María (Bridge)
15:32 Villas Altas Garza Blanca
15:37 Villa La Mansión
16:09 Playa Palmares/Palmares Beach
16:17 Restaurant Bar Canto Palmares
16:46 Condominio Los Palmares
16:51 Villa Karaway
16:55 Condominio Punta Negra
16:59 Condo Mirablau
17:09 Playa Punta Negra/Punta Negra Beach
17:16 El Nogalito
18:33 Hotel Playa Fiesta
18:49 Hotel Hilton Vallarta Riviera
19:06 Hilton Convention Center
20:10 Costa Sur Resort & Spa Puerto Vallarta
20:41 Solmar Condos
20:51 Casa del Mar
20:55 Vista Real
21:01 Villa Balboa
21:13 Casa Salinas
21:29 Casa Cosmos
21:40 Casa de las Palapas
21:43 Villa Azul Celeste
21:56 Villa Bahía y Villa Azul Pacífico
22:05 Villa Camino Real
22:59 Hyatt Ziva Hotel
23:19 Villa Edén
23:23 Villa Victoria & Casa La Buena Vida
23:28 Casa Carde & Casa Karma
23:30 Lindo Mar Resort
23:33 El Set Restaurant
23:36 Hotel Conchas Chinas
23:46 Residencial Conchas Chinas
24:08 Villa Banderas
24:18 Villa Quinta Mar
24:29 Calle Paseo de los Delfines
24:38 Villa Bahía Azul
24:44 Sayan Beach Condominiums
25:08 Casa Las Cúpulas
25:17 Condominios Villa Tizoc
25:23 Villa Santa Bárbara
25:26 Villa Olivia
25:40 Whisky Kitchen
25:50 Marcela Resort & Spa
25:56 Casa Anita
26:01 Condominio de Las Brisas
26:11 Residences by Pinnacle
¿Por qué visitar Boca de Tomatlán en Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco México?
Boca de Tomatlán es un pueblo de pescadores a 17 kilómetros al sur de Puerto Vallarta (unos 15-20 minutos en auto, 20-25 minutos en bus). Ofrece una playa muy bonita, buenos restaurantes rústicos, varias actividades y un punto de partida para ir a visitar las muchas playas al sur de la bahía. Boca de Tomatlán es el últimos pueblo y playa antes que la carretera se dirige tierra adentro en su ruta a las zonas de Cabo Corrientes hacia el sur y Barra de Navidad. Los pueblos inmediatos hacia el sur son Las Juntas y Los Veranos y El Tuito que está a 29 km de Boca (el jardón Botánico está entre Las Juntas y El Tuito).
Entre las actividades cercanas que puedes disfrutar están el Jardín Botánico de Puerto Vallarta con uno de los mejores restaurantes de la bahía: Hacienda de Oro. Caminar a Playa Colomitos a través de la jungla. Paravelismo, paseos a las playas cercanas, por tierra para los aventureros hasta Las Ánimas, para los demás en lancha (taxi acuático / panga) a Colomitos, Quimixto, Majahuitas, Yelapa, Chimo, Pizota y otros. Visitar, snorkel, buceo y SUP (Stand-up Paddle) a Los Arcos. Hay palapas con pequeños restaurantes rústicos a la orilla de la playa que abren a partir de las 10 de la mañana hasta, más o menos, las 18:00, en ellas podrás disfrutar una cerveza fría y un buen plato de pescado o mariscos sabroso.
Está camino a los Jardines Botánicos de Vallarta, justo 5 kilómetros más allá del pueblo de Mismaloya, y es la bahía de embarque y llegada más popular para los taxis acuáticos que llevan locales y visitantes a las bellas y aisladas playas de la parte sur de la Bahía de Banderas, playas como Colomitos, Las Ánimas, Quimixto, Majahuitas y Yelapa. Horarios de salida de las pangas aquí.
(No debe confundirse Boca de Tomatlán con Boca de Tomates que está al norte del Aeropuerto de PV).
En Boca de Tomatlán desemboca el río Horcones, que también pasa a través de los terrenos del Jardín Botánico. En la actualidad, gracias al malecón de Boca de Tomatlan y el borde rocoso que se estableció al final del río, el curso está mucho mejor controlado y los lancheros y pescadores tienen un mejor espacio para dejar sus lanchas en resguardo. La playa misma también es muy popular y las aguas de la bahía son extremadamente tranquilas (no por nada se utiliza como puerto de salida), así que si es fan de la natación marina, este es el lugar para visitar, sólo recomendamos que se mantenga alejado del área de las pangas.
Se puede llegar hasta Boca de Tomatlán en auto, taxi acuático, taxi o autobús. Los taxis acuáticos (pangas) pueden conseguirse en la Marina o el muelle de Playa Los Muertos. Los autobuses locales que van a Boca salen todos los días desde temprano alrededor de las 6:30 AM y a intervalos regulares hasta alrededor de las 23:00 horas, en la esquina de Basilio Badillo y Constitución en Viejo Vallarta (Zona romántica), el mismo lugar y los mismos autobuses que van a Mismaloya.
Boca es un auténtico pueblo de pescadores, 10 millas al sur de la plaza de armas de Puerto Vallarta, donde el río Horcones desemboca en una hermosa bahía verde esmeralda, rodeada de colinas cubiertas de jungla. Disfrute de sus playas de arena fina y clara, el suave oleaje del océano, buena comida y gente amable.
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Boca De Tomatlan; Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Secret Spot [2022] - Subtitulos
Eleven breathtaking and scenic miles south of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico where the Rio Horcones empties its waters into a beautiful cove surrounded by bougainvillea, hibiscus, banana, papaya and palm-covered hills is this quaint fishing village where the river meets the sea. This authentic Mexican fishing village sits in a tropical jungle with cute shops, and, restaurants on or near the sand. Boca de Tomatlan has a stunning beach that feels private compared to the tourist packed main beaches of downtown Puerto Vallarta, a special and secluded escape for a day or two. People here are friendly and polite, kids play on the street and beach, and there’s lots of nature. Thank you for joining Monkey Pooperhead and I in this Secret Spot edition of Boca de Tomatlan.
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Enjoy the Vallarta Botanical Gardens: Things To Do in Puerto Vallarta
Even though the Vallarta Botanical Garden is a bit far from downtown Puerto Vallarta, it's very much worth a visit, you can also combine it with a trip to Mismaloya Beach or Boca de Tomatlan, though I prefer to concentrate completely on the gardens and the fabulous restaurant they have there: Hacienda de Oro.
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You'll not only enjoy the surrounding nature, the flowers, trees, lush jungle, but you can also rest on one of the many couches and seats on the different terraces and just relax in the breeze, the sound of birds and the general calm of the place.
The Vallarta Botanical Gardens are spread out over a 64 acre area (26 hectares) located 15 miles (35-40 minutes by car) South of Puerto Vallarta, driving along the highway south that goes to Barra de Navidad. You'll pass Los Arcos, Mismaloya, Boca de Tomatlán and Las Juntas y Los Veranos, before getting there. The Gardens are 1300 ft (420m) above sea level.
Vallarta Botanical Gardens AC (asociación civil) was founded in 2004 and opened to the public in 2005. It's quickly become one of the top attractions in Puerto Vallarta and for good reason. It's a healthy, fun and educational day trip, hiking, enjoying nature and breathing fresh air among trees, flowers, cacti, birds, insects and more, is an uplifting experience, even better when the place is well tended, with beautiful surroundings and interesting places to visit on the grounds, nice bridges, the Orchid Conservatory (they exhibit over 300 of the 1000 plus native Mexican orchid species), the Chapel (can be rented for events), the Horcones River where you can swim in the fresh water pools or climb the boulders and on and on.
The Puerto Vallarta Botanical Garden is one of the Top 10 Things To Do in Puerto Vallarta, don't miss it!
In our article we show you a map of the Vallarta Botanical Gardens, the bus you take from Puerto Vallarta to the Botanical Garden, the route there and much more:
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Boca de Tomatlan, A Day in Our Jungle Village Life. Jalisco Mexico
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All About Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico
You'll find Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific coast of Mexico, it's the number one beach destination in the state of Jalisco. Halfway within a very large bay called Banderas Bay, that itself is considered one of the most beautiful bays in the world. It measures 42 kilometers from East to West and 32 kilometers from North to South.
The city was founded on December 12, 1851, so the place is actually a city with history and culture, not a prefabricated destination just for tourism, it invites you to get to know the real Mexico. In 2016 PV received more than 4 million tourists.
Puerto Vallarta is the 2nd most visited beach destination in Mexico after Cancun. It offers a colorful city with excellent climate, a wide repertoire of clear sand beaches, first class hotels, restaurants from the cheapest to international gourmet quality. The atmosphere is relaxed and the locals are friendly and with a village style laid-back attitude. For those that crave a vacation with a lot of excitement, there's a plethora of high quality options for tours, activities, boat trips as well as excursions.
We invite you to check out our website, so you get a complete and accurate view of Puerto Vallarta, what it offers visitors and more information for those that are considering becoming expats in this city where Mexico comes to life.
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A Tour of Colomitos Beach / Paseo en Playa Colomitos, Jalisco Mexico
Sometimes great things come in small packages, that certainly is the case of Colomitos Beach (Playa Colomitos) a small colorful and beautiful beach just south of Boca de Tomatlan, very close to Puerto Vallarta in the South Zone.
It's actually part of what is called Cabo Corrientes, another municipality in Jalisco, México, the same state as Vallarta, but that really doesn't change anything. But where is Colomitos Beach? Continue reading...
Playa Colomitos mostly offers aesthetic pleasure, there's not much to do there other than bask in the calm crystal-clear emerald waters, or enjoy the sun on the beach while listening to the calm waves lap the sandy beach. There are no services, no activities, nothing else to do, but even so, it's certainly worth a visit.
You can also combine the trip to Colomitos Puerto Vallarta, continuing along the path along the edge of the sea to Caballo Beach and Las Ánimas Beach, but that is only for the brave and fit, plus do take at least 2 to 3 liters of water along, you WILL need it.
I would recommend bringing some food and drink along to Colomitos Jalisco, also sunblock, maybe snorkeling gear too. If you walk during the dry season (up until June) the jungle won't protect you much, so do cover yourself in sun cream from time to time.
If you are wondering, there is nowhere to stay over on this beach on in the Colomitos Cove area, camping is not allowed here.
A combined visit of Boca de Tomatlan and Colomitos Beach Cabo Corrientes is a great day trip and well worth your time and effort.
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A veces las cosas buenas vienen en empaques pequeños, que sin duda es el caso de Playa Colomitos una pequeña playa llena de colores y hermosa al sur de Boca de Tomatlán, muy cerca de Puerto Vallarta en la Zona Sur de Bahía de Banderas, Jalisco, México.
En realidad, es parte de lo que se llama Cabo Corrientes, otro municipio de Jalisco, México, el mismo estado que Vallarta, pero eso realmente no cambia nada, es un excelente paseo si estás en la ciudad.
Hay dos opciones principales para llegar allí, una es tomar un autobús (los marcados como Boca o los que van hasta El Tuito) desde la zona romántica en la esquina de las calles Basilio Badillo y Constitución a Boca de Tomatlán Jalisco y de ahí caminando por la jungla a lo largo de un sendero fácil de encontrar (no es apto para gente en mal estado físico o con problemas a las rodillas) a 30-40 minutos de la playa. Otra opción es tomar un taxi acuático (panga) de Boca a Colomitos, algo que te costará unos 5 dólares (por trayecto). A mi me gustó mucho el paseo por la jungla, pero tómalo a un ritmo pausado, especialmente en la temporada de calor y por favor lleva una botella grande de agua (más de un litro es recomendable).
¿Que hacer en Colomitos? Playa Colomitos Jalisco, en su mayor parte ofrece placer estético, no hay mucho que hacer allí aparte de flotar en las tranquilas aguas cristalinas de color esmeralda, o disfrutar del sol en la playa mientras escuchas las tranquilas olas que acarician el arena de la orilla. No hay servicios, ni actividades, ni nada más que hacer, pero aun así, sin duda merece una visita. Es recomendable llevar equipo de snorkel y disfrutar de los peces y vida marina de la orilla.
También puedes combinar el viaje a Colomitos siguiendo el sendero a lo largo de la orilla hasta playa Caballo y Las Ánimas, pero sólo es para los más valientes y los que están en buena forma, además de llevar al menos 2 o 3 litros de agua, lo necesitarás!
Recomendaría traer algo de comida y bebida a Colomitos, también bloqueador solar, tal vez también equipo de snorkel. Si caminas durante la temporada seca (hasta junio), la jungla no te protegerá mucho, así que cúbrete con crema solar de vez en cuando.
Si se está preguntando dónde alojar, no hay lugar para quedarse en esta playa, no se permite acampar tampoco.
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¿Dónde está Colomitos? Cómo llegar a Playa Colomitos al sur de Puerto Vallarta
A veces las cosas buenas vienen en empaques pequeños, que sin duda es el caso de Playa Colomitos, una pequeña playa llena de colores y hermosa al sur de Boca de Tomatlán, muy cerca de Puerto Vallarta en la Zona Sur de Bahía de Banderas, Jalisco, México.
En realidad, es parte de lo que se llama Cabo Corrientes, otro municipio de Jalisco, México, el mismo estado que Vallarta, pero eso realmente no cambia nada, es un excelente paseo si estás en la ciudad.
Hay dos opciones principales para llegar allí, una es tomar un autobús (los marcados como Boca o los que van hasta El Tuito) desde la zona romántica en la esquina de las calles Basilio Badillo y Constitución a Boca de Tomatlán Jalisco y de ahí caminando por la jungla a lo largo de un sendero fácil de encontrar (no es apto para gente en mal estado físico o con problemas a las rodillas) a 30-40 minutos de la playa. Otra opción es tomar un taxi acuático (panga) de Boca a Colomitos, algo que te costará unos 5 dólares (por trayecto). A mi me gustó mucho el paseo por la jungla, pero tómalo a un ritmo pausado, especialmente en la temporada de calor y por favor lleva una botella grande de agua (más de un litro es recomendable).
¿Que hacer en Colomitos? Playa Colomitos Jalisco, en su mayor parte ofrece placer estético, no hay mucho que hacer allí aparte de flotar en las tranquilas aguas cristalinas de color esmeralda, o disfrutar del sol en la playa mientras escuchas las tranquilas olas que acarician el arena de la orilla. No hay servicios, ni actividades, ni nada más que hacer, pero aun así, sin duda merece una visita. Es recomendable llevar equipo de snorkel y disfrutar de los peces y vida marina de la orilla.
También puedes combinar el viaje a Colomitos siguiendo el sendero a lo largo de la orilla hasta playa Caballo y Las Ánimas, pero sólo es para los más valientes y los que están en buena forma, además de llevar al menos 2 o 3 litros de agua, lo necesitarás!
Recomendaría traer algo de comida y bebida a Colomitos, también bloqueador solar, tal vez también equipo de snorkel. Si caminas durante la temporada seca (hasta junio), la jungla no te protegerá mucho, así que cúbrete con crema solar de vez en cuando.
Si se está preguntando dónde alojar, no hay lugar para quedarse en esta playa, no se permite acampar tampoco.
Una visita combinada de Boca de Tomatlán Jalisco y Playa Colomitos es una gran excursión de un día y vale la pena su tiempo y esfuerzo.
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Playa Colomitos Puerto Vallarta - este video fue filmado en Junio del 2018 en Colomitos Jalisco, una playa que es la primera de norte a sur del municipio de Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco, México.
Paseo por Playa Majahuitas (Get to know Majahuitas Beach), Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco, Mexico PART 1
Majahuitas es una bella playita en Cabo Corrientes al sur de Puerto Vallarta. Tiene bellas aguas y arenas claras, bordeada por palmeras y la verde jungla de la región, es lo que uno consideraría la playa perfecta cuando imaginas un lugar para relajarte en el sol, disfrutar del arena, de las cálidas y limpias aguas de la Bahía de Banderas. Si buscas una de las mejores playas de Puerto Vallarta, aunque queda en el municipio contiguo, vale la pena considerarla.
Dónde está
Está en la zona sur de la Bahía de Banderas, es una de las muchas bellas playas de la municipalidad de Cabo Corrientes, playas que se ubican al sur-oeste de Boca de Tomatlán, la última playa y pueblo en el municipio de Puerto Vallarta al que se puede llegar por tierra en vehículo. Se encuentra a unos 15-20 minutos de Boca y entre las playas de Quimixto y Yelapa. Para ubicarlo en un mapa, usa este vínculo:
Cómo llegar
Sólo se puede llegar por mar, como mencionamos la carretera continúa hacia el sur pasado Boca de Tomatlán, pero ya no bordea la bahía y estas playas de Cabo Corrientes quedan aisladas y, por consiguiente, más vírgenes y tranquilas también. La forma que recomendamos es llegar a Boca en taxi, Uber o en uno de los muchos buses locales que viajan a Mismaloya o Boca misma, también sirven los que viajan a El Tuito que queda más al sur. Son unos 20 minutos de la zona romántica de Puerto Vallarta. Una vez en Boca, camina hasta el malecón del pueblo a orilla del río Horcones y negocia un viaje con los taxis acuáticos del lugar (pangas). Vallarta Adventures, el mayor operador de tours de la zona, ofrece tours al lugar y tienen instalaciones en Majahuitas, si desean pasar un rato más agradable, con servicio, tragos, bebidas, actividades y servicios, quizá sea una buena opción comunicarse con ellos. Podemos apoyarlos con los mejores precios al correo tours@puertovallarta.net
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Majahuitas is a beautiful little beach in Cabo Corrientes south of Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico. It has beautiful waters and clear golden sands, bordered by palm trees and the green jungle of the region. It's what one would consider the perfect beach when imagining a place to go relax in the sun, enjoy the sand and the warm and clean waters of the Bay of Banderas.
Where Majahuitas Beach Located (Map)?
It is in the southern area of the Bay of Banderas, is one of the many beautiful beaches of the municipality of Cabo Corrientes, beaches that are located south-west of Boca de Tomatlan, the last beach, and town in the municipality of Puerto Vallarta that can be reached by land in a vehicle. It is located about 15-20 minutes from Boca and between the beaches of Quimixto and Yelapa. To locate it on a map, use this link:
How to get to Majahuitas Jalisco
It can only be reached by sea, as we mentioned the road continues to the south past Boca de Tomatlan, but no longer edges along the bay and these beaches of Cabo Corrientes are isolated and, therefore, more virgin, clean and quiet too. We recommend you first travel to Boca by taxi, Uber or one of the many local buses that travel to Mismaloya or Boca itself, also the buses that travel to El Tuito, which is farther south, will do. It's about 20 minutes fromPuerto Vallarta's Romantic Zone. Once in Boca, walk to the village boardwalk (malecon) on the banks of the Horcones River and negotiate a trip with the local water taxis (pangas). We can guide you and get the best prices, send us a message at tours@puertovallarta.net
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Playa Las Animas, Muelle y al Este / Las Animas Beach south of Puerto Vallarta in Jalisco Mexico
Playa Las Ánimas Cabo Corrientes Jalisco México
Las Ánimas de Quimixto que se le conoce más comúnmente como Playa Las Animas, es una bella playa, en la zona sur de Puerto Vallarta, oficialmente se ubica en Cabo Corrientes, área que inicia al sur de Boca de Tomatlán.
¿Cómo llegar a Las Ánimas Cabo Corrientes? /¿Como llegar a Playa de Las Animas?
Para llegar ahí desde Puerto Vallarta, recomendamos viajar por tierra (17 kilómetros desde la plaza de armas de la ciudad, o sea, unos 20 minutos) hasta Boca de Tomatlán, el último pueblo costero por la carretera hacia el sur que te lleva a Barra de Navidad. De ahí se toman los taxis acuáticos (pangas) que transportan pasajeros hacia las playas de la zona sur de la Bahía de Banderas.
Es la primera parada de los taxis acuáticos (llamados localmente pangas) cuando van hacia la zona Occidente de la sección sur de la Bahía de Banderas que incluyen las playas y pueblos Quimixto, Majahuitas, Yelapa y algunos incluso van más lejos al sur, hasta Pizota, El Chimo y Cabo Corrientes.
La playa de Las Animas es un paseo muy popular, hay muchos tours y cruceros que te llevan ahí desde Puerto Vallarta y se quedan buena parte del día ahí. Es la primera playa, a unos 3 km de Boca, (unos 5-10 minutos), justo después de pasar Playa Caballo.
Posee un muelle que ayuda mucho al desembarque de pasajeros, la playa es un favorito de los fans del sol y broncearse. La arena es fina y clara, las aguas están limpias, las olas son normalmente muy suaves y la espesa jungla sirve de telón de fondo.
Más detalles sobre y dónde está Playa Las Ánimas Jalisco, mapas, fotos, cómo llegar y consejos en:
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More details on Las Animas Beach Mexico, maps, photos and tips of how to get there:
Las Animas de Quimixto, which is more commonly known as just Las Animas, is a beautiful beach, in the south zone of Puerto Vallarta, officially located in Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco, Mexico, an area that begins south of Boca de Tomatlan.
How to get to Playa Las Animas Beach
To get there from Puerto Vallarta, we recommend traveling by land (10 miles from the main square of the city, or about 20 minutes) to Boca de Tomatlan, the last coastal village on the road South that takes you to Barra de Navidad. From there take the water taxis (pangas) that shuttle passengers to the beaches of the southern area of Banderas Bay.
It is the first stop water taxis make (locally called pangas) when they go to south in the Bay of Banderas. This section includes beaches and towns like: Quimixto, Majahuitas, Yelapa and some even further south, like Pizota, El Chimo and Cabo Corrientes.
Las Animas Beach is a very popular day trip, there are many tours and cruises that take you there from Puerto Vallarta and stay a good part of the day. It is the first beach, about 2 miles from Boca, (about 5-10 minutes), just after passing Caballo Beach.
It has a pier that helps a lot when disembarking passengers, the beach is a favorite of the sun and tanning fans. The sand is fine and clear, the waters are clean, the waves are usually very soft and the thick jungle serves as a backdrop.
More details on Las Animas Beach Mexico, maps, photos and tips of how to get there:
¡Viva Mexico! (Pt. 6) - Puerto Vallarta Malecón by Night
April 13, 2019 - It's our first night in this wonderful Mexican resort city, but there's so much more! While the city admittedly caters to tourists, it's also very much a Mexican city too, and both beach-seeking tourist and traditional culture collide on the Malecón, a 2 km long waterfront esplanade featuring shops, artwork, performers, people watching, and amazing views of the city and the bay, both day and night.
One major reason I chose the Buenaventura Grand is that it is the closest four star resort to the Malecon; I wanted to be able to walk this street any day I chose, to really see Mexican culture on a daily basis.
Also, check out that awesome pirate ship in the bay! The tour itself might be a lot of fun (if not cheesy!), but the silhouette of that boat circling the harbour from dawn until dusk adds a certain flair to Puerto Vallarta, the largest resort town on Mexico's Pacific coast.
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Pirate Crew by Ross Bugden
Playa Las Ánimas / Las Animas Beach, Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco, Mexico
Playa Las Ánimas Cabo Corrientes Jalisco México
Las Ánimas de Quimixto que se le conoce más comúnmente como Playa Las Animas, es una bella playa, en la zona sur de Puerto Vallarta, oficialmente se ubica en Cabo Corrientes, área que inicia al sur de Boca de Tomatlán.
La playa de Las Animas es un paseo muy popular, hay muchos tours y cruceros que te llevan ahí desde Puerto Vallarta y se quedan buena parte del día ahí. Es la primera playa, a unos 3 km de Boca, (unos 5-10 minutos), justo después de pasar Playa Caballo.
Posee un muelle que ayuda mucho al desembarque de pasajeros, la playa es un favorito de los fans del sol y broncearse. La arena es fina y clara, las aguas están limpias, las olas son normalmente muy suaves y la espesa jungla sirve de telón de fondo.
Más detalles sobre y dónde está Playa Las Ánimas Jalisco, mapas, fotos, cómo llegar y consejos en:
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More details on Las Animas Beach Mexico, maps, photos and tips of how to get there:
Las Animas de Quimixto, which is more commonly known as just Las Animas, is a beautiful beach, in the south zone of Puerto Vallarta, officially located in Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco, Mexico, an area that begins south of Boca de Tomatlan.
Las Animas Beach is a very popular day trip, there are many tours and cruises that take you there from Puerto Vallarta and stay a good part of the day. It is the first beach, about 2 miles from Boca, (about 5-10 minutes), just after passing Caballo Beach.
It has a pier that helps a lot when disembarking passengers, the beach is a favorite of the sun and tanning fans. The sand is fine and clear, the waters are clean, the waves are usually very soft and the thick jungle serves as a backdrop.
More details on Las Animas Beach Mexico, maps, photos and tips of how to get there:
The Dolphins & Whales of Puerto Vallarta (GDL City Guide Ep. #4)
If you're looking for things to do in Puerto Vallarta you must experience the frenzy of frantic dolphins, majestic whales, great food.
This video is a whole experience! All captured with unbelievable 4K footage of the dolphins, whales and pelicans of Puerto Vallarta! We went for the Humpback whales, prayed to see some Orcas and dropped our jaws witnessing the dolphins work their feeding grounds in Banderas Bay!
This video is a whole experience. We hope you enjoy it
0:00 Intro
1:08 The Arrival in PV
2:21 Los Muertos Pier
4:13 Whale watching
7:00 Dolphin Frenzy
10:37 Recap and Recommendations
12:20 Puerto Vallarta Restaurants
15:01 Farewell
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Mar Sereno Hotel Puerto Vallarta
This hotel is located by a small and picturesque bay on the south coast, only about a 10-minutes by car to Boca de Tomatlan,where you can take a boat to visit Las Animas, Quimixto, Yelapa beaches (you only can get there by boat). Further beaches as well as bars can be found within a radius of some 2 km. In addition, guests will find restaurants, nightclubs, shopping amenities just 15 minutes by car. Puerto Vallarta international airport is situated approximately 40 km from the hotel.The architecture of the hotel fits in perfectly with the mountains, lush vegetation, rivers, and woods of the area. It comprises a total of 30 suites and junior suites, a terrace with sea views, a reception desk manned around the clock, a currency exchange facility, lift access, a newspaper stand, the Los Delfines bar, a travel agent, car hire, a safe, parking, medical facilities, child supervision, and room service. Both Mexican and international dishes are served in the BahÃÂa Bonita restaurant.
AMAZING BEACH TOWN IN MEXICO!! Zihuatanejo PART 2!
Welcome to Teu & Stuff!
If you are new around here my name is Teu (New Zealand) and my husband David (Mexico) would love to welcome you to the channel! We have lots of fun upcoming trips, including New Zealand, Australia and Asia!! Subscribe if you would like to follow our adventures! And we hope you enjoyed this video! :)
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Zihuatanejo
Welcome to Zihuatenejo! The last four videos we showed you Part 1 of Zihuatanejo, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato and Queretaro! If you haven’t seen those yet, definitely check them out!
In this video we show you around the streets of Ixtapa, a beautiful day out on a boat with lots of activities and finally breakfast at the stunning hotel Thompson!
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INFO ABOUT Zihuatanejo:
Zihuatanejo is a resort city on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, northwest of Acapulco. It’s known for its beaches, like the sweeping Playa La Ropa, which is backed by palm trees. Galleries and seafood restaurants line the city’s winding lanes. Offshore, the sea teems with marine life such as dolphins and sea turtles. Long, sandy Playa El Palmar is the main beach in the neighboring town of Ixtapa
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