Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Review By Endless Travel Vacations

Online, October 17, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Endless Travel offers this article so that they can help travelers with making their vacation plans for this year. Endless Travel Vacations hopes that people have a wonderful trip this year and that they have a lot of fun planning where to go with all the wonderful vacation destinations out there. At Endless Travel Vacations, they are doing their part to help educate travelers about potential travel destinations and hope they find this information helpful.
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

This Mexican seaside paradise has something special for everyone, with a wide variety of attractions and entertainment options. There are cultural events and exhibits, exciting day trips to the jungle, relaxing days at the beach, and countless romantic hideaways to explore. Immeasurable activities, both on and off the water, will keep travelers entertained until it is sadly time to depart. Night life abounds with many popular night clubs and an array of quality restaurants to please even the most discriminating palette. Puerto Vallarta is there to savor.

Well known as one of the friendliest and most diverse beach destinations in the world, it is also the most well-kept beach area in all of Mexico. Now a world-class modern destination, it still has retained most of the quaint charms of the original fishing village it once was. The cobblestone streets and bell tower architecture are part of the mystery and romance of the scenery. Donkeys are still used for delivery in many parts of this unique city, and many of the crafts available here are made by local Indians using the same methods for hundreds of years.

This area enjoys over 300 sunny days a year; and with temperatures averaging right around 83 degrees, it's perfect for the seemingly endless number of beautiful beaches. Travelers can choose from wide-open soft, white, sand beaches to picturesque rock surrounded coves. The most popular beach is Los Muertos, just south of the Rio Cuale, in Old Town. Weekends at this beach are fantastic. The beaches just north, on the road to Punta de Mita, are full of quaint beachside restaurants featuring an array of delicious fresh seafood. The southern beaches, like their northern partners, are beautiful and usually much less crowded.

When vacationers are here, they should make sure to charter a "Pangas" to go fishing. Almost everyone will catch something. The waters are abundant with sailfish all year long and other species more seasonal. Or if serious shopping is vacationers idea of fun, this area is a dream come true. There are specialty shops galore lining virtually every street in the downtown area (where English is widely spoken). There are outdoor markets, flea markets, shopping centers, small indoor centers, and everything in between.