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Want to Stay in Old Town Puerto Vallarta? Here's How to Book Your Trip!
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Question:
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Laura
End of January is probably cheaper.
Shellie
trip advisor
Jeannett
No all inc if he wants to stay in the old town. Different type of holiday. The hotel zone is gross
Eloisa
Go to Sayulita
Tiffany
I've heard that there have been issues with sewage in sayulita due to increased tourism and lack of sewage facilities ... you might want to check ...
Jeannett
Yes it had changed. Not the cute town it once was. And yes sewage overflows at Xmas when it's busy. Rentals have gone up 40% in the last 3 years. Vendors are relentless and there are now 3 Oxxo stores. We went for the day last year as we decided on PV and Punta for a change. Had not seen sayulita in 2 years. Could not believe how it had been built up. Seeing the Oxxo even one right on the beach was the nail in the coffin for us.
Jeannett
Super busy time but yes stay south of the river in the so called romantic zone. You may find a place in vrbo.com or airbnb. There probably aren't any deals as it's high season through march. Flights are regular and direct with WJ and others. Some one stop flights via Houston on delta can be cheap. Good luck
Brad
I would stay in mismaloya. Paradise. Affoerdable cab ride or 20 minutes of fun bus ride into town from there. Check out mismaloya zoo, buy some food at admissions, an experience. Fantastic boat excursions right from shore as well.
Jeannett
If Ron is alone he may find Mysmaloya a bit out of the way for just everyday walk out the door and grab a coffee or a beer. As a couple yes
Brad
Yep. Thats for sure.
Brad
Probably best to do a day trip there
Ron
i really appreciate all your help and advice. Yes, I am travelling alone and want to be in downtown like accommodation where I can just sit at a outside bar and enjoy the people watching, take a couple of tours,( I think I will do Mysmaloya one day, sounds like something I would enjoy) and see a bit of history. cheers and thanks again.
Marilyn
But don't go to zoos. Please.
Jeannett
And just so you know Ron places like Blue Chairs cater to the gay crowd. I'm all good with that but it may or may not be your scene. Check out something like vrbo#838612
Lots of other super expcnsxie places still avail so you will have to search and pick something quick
Ron
wow, both properties look great. Now I need to book a flight and get one of these apartments booked. Thanks so much, Hard to know where to start looking when you have never been to a place before. I really appreciate your help. Thanks again.
Jeannett
You're welcom. PV old part of town is cool. Enjoy
Billie
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A.I. says...
Planning a Trip to Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta is a vibrant beach destination on Mexico's Pacific coast, known for its stunning beaches, lively culture, and friendly atmosphere. If you're planning a trip to Puerto Vallarta from Vancouver in late January or February, here are some tips and suggestions to help you book a great deal and make the most of your stay.
Booking Your Flight and Accommodation
For finding affordable flights from Vancouver to Puerto Vallarta, it's recommended to use flight comparison websites like Skyscanner, Kayak, or Google Flights. These sites allow you to compare prices across different airlines and dates, helping you find the best deal.
When it comes to accommodation, Old Town (also known as El Centro or Zona Romántica) is a popular choice for its charming cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and proximity to the beach. Some highly rated hotels in this area include Garlands del Río, Casa Cupula, and Hacienda Jalisco. You can book these hotels directly through their websites or through online travel agencies like Expedia or Booking.com.
Things to Do and See
Puerto Vallarta offers a wealth of activities and attractions. Here are some highlights:
- Beaches: Puerto Vallarta is famous for its beautiful beaches, such as Playa Los Muertos, Playa Las Gemelas, and Playa Conchas Chinas.
- Malecon: This iconic beachfront boardwalk is perfect for strolling, people-watching, and enjoying street food and entertainment.
- Day Trips: Consider taking a day trip to nearby destinations like the Marieta Islands, Yelapa, or the Sierra Madre Mountains.
- Cultural Experiences: Explore the local culture by visiting the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the Puerto Vallarta Botanical Gardens, or attending a traditional Mexican fiesta.
Tips and Suggestions
- Pack appropriate clothing for warm, tropical weather, as well as lightweight layers for cooler evenings.
- Learn some basic Spanish phrases to enhance your communication with locals.
- Try the local cuisine, such as tacos, ceviche, and mole dishes.
- Be mindful of safety precautions, and avoid carrying valuables or walking alone at night in deserted areas.
- Consider purchasing travel insurance to protect against unforeseen circumstances.
With its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and friendly atmosphere, Puerto Vallarta is sure to provide an unforgettable vacation experience. Happy planning and enjoy your trip!
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Ron
I would like to go to Puerto Vallarta end of January or sometime in February. For a week. Could anyone suggest the best way to book a good deal from Vancouver. I have not been there before but I think I want to stay in Old Town. any tips, suggestions would really be appreciated.