It won’t surprise you that more and more people are taking holidays to all inclusive hotels in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. This year, 2014, is no exception, with thousands planning a holiday to Puerto Vallarta every month. While places like Cancun, Acapulco, Cabo San Lucas and Los Cabos get a lot of attention, Puerto Vallarta has never been better and isn’t getting the recognition it deserves.

If you are looking for an affordable, safe and fun destination, Puerto Vallarta is the perfect place for your family to relax. The resort is located within the Hotel Zone of Puerto Vallarta, just minutes from the beaches. The Resort offers variety of facilities like pools, Jacuzzi, tennis courts, bars and restaurants.

Puerto Vallarta was one of the first Mexican cities to become popular with tourists. This city became a resort town in the mid twentieth century and then grew into a world-class tourist destination with five star hotels, spas, restaurants and attractions. Puerto Vallarta is the place to go for a truly unique vacation experience.

Costa Romantica All Inclusive A perfect all inclusive vacation is waiting here for those of you who love romantic getaways. The location is so beautiful and the serenity of this place is overwhelming.

Immerse yourself in Mexico’s rich culture and exciting traditions, experience an enchanting stay in a well located hotel, and revel on the natural beauty of Pacific’s finest destination – Puerto Vallarta.

Vacation In Puerto Vallarta All Inclusive

Puerto Vallarta is situated along the western coast of Mexico in the state of Jalisco. Though it’s most known for its stunning beaches, incredible resorts and great nightlife, there’s much more to the city than first meets the eye.

A trip to Puerto Vallarta isn’t complete without a walk along the Malecon, the beachside boardwalk peppered with art galleries and stalls where you can find everything from fresh fruit to handicrafts and even street performers! The best time to visit this area is when the sun begins to set over the ocean and the area’s bars and nightclubs begin to open.

Couples or culture lovers can also explore the Romantic Zone. While its formal name is Olas Altas or South Side, this neighborhood exudes romance, with its cobblestone streets, picturesque buildings, small cafes and historic art galleries. In the center of it all is the Lázaro Cardenas Park, with its stunning mosaics that resemble something Gaudi could’ve made.

Puerto Vallarta is home to the Cuale River Island, where you’ll find the Cuale Cultural Center. Poetry readings, music and theater performances, as well as other fun events, are held here. The Cuale Archaeological Museum is also located here and can be enjoyed free of charge.

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Puerto Vallarta is an artistic community, and it has been that way for centuries. The local Huichol people still continue to craft and display their arts and handicrafts everywhere, from the highest-end galleries to the street markets. Multicolor yarn and beads are primary materials, with animals like snakes, deer, eagles and jaguars being popular subjects.

Just walking along the street, visitors can find incredible street art, like the portrait of Frida Kahlo, that adds color and vibrancy to the town. City explorers might also find charming buildings adorned with flowering vines, cobblestone streets and impromptu music performances featuring accordions, violins and guitars.

Puerto Vallarta is located near the Sierra Madre mountains, making it a perfect place to explore jungles and other natural wonders like volcanoes, waterfalls and more. Day trips to El Salado Estuary, the Palo María Waterfall, Haravéri Botanical Garden near San Sebastian, which is home to a cloud forest, El Malpais petrified fields near Mascota, the Maple Forest near Talpa de Allende and more are all incredible options that not only help visitors explore the region’s natural beauty, but also spread the benefits of tourism outside of Puerto Vallarta.

The region’s ocean also holds underwater wonders that scuba divers can explore. At Los Arcos Marine Park, divers can explore Devil’s Canyon, which seems to stretch all the way into the center of the earth. Near the Mismaloya beaches, divers can also explore the Princesa Vallarta shipwreck. Guests staying at many of Puerto Vallarta’s resorts can also easily book an excursion out to the Islas Marietas, which offer breathtakingly serene beaches and great whale-watching opportunities.

The towns of San Sebastian, Mascota and Talpa de Allende are also worth visiting. San Sebastian is a certified Magical Town, which means that Mexico’s tourism industry recognizes it for its cultural and historic heritage and preservation. This beautiful town is where you’ll find the Haravéri Botanical Garden.

Mascota is another stunning town that offers a beautiful church, historic cobblestone streets and more picturesque scenes that you can post on Instagram. A visit here can be rounded out by exploring the Corrinchis Dam, the Juanacatlan Lagoon, El Rincon de Ixcatan waterfall, El Molcajete Volcano and El Malpais petrified fields.

Talpa de Allende, about two hours from Puerto Vallarta and nestled high into the Sierra Madres, holds a special significance for the region. Four times a year, thousands of pilgrims come to visit the 18th-century basilica, Nuestra Señora del Rosario and its statue of the Virgin Mary, “La Chaparrita,” which is said to have healing powers.

As you can see, Puerto Vallarta is so much more than a resort destination. It’s a destination that immerses its visitors in colorful and vibrant cultures and allows one to discover the region’s natural beauty wherever you look.