Boca de Tomatl谩n is a seaside village that鈥檚 less commercialized than Puerto Vallarta and a good place to munch ceviche tostadas on the beach. You can get water taxis from here to more remote beaches further along the bay. It's 16km from Puerto Vallarta, beyond Mismaloya, southwest along the coast.
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老澳门六合彩开奖记录's must-see attractions
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For a change of scenery from the beach, head for the tropical highlands of the Sierra Madre mountains and wander the well-curated Jard铆n Bot谩nico de鈥
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Home to a small fishing community, the picturesque beach of Yelapa hugs an emerald coastline backed by jungle-shrouded mountains. The remote coastal鈥
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Graced with golden sands and serene aqua-green shallows, Playa Palmares is one sweet strip of coastline. Hugging an undeveloped shore about 6km (4 miles)鈥
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Mismaloya, the location for the 1964 film The Night of the Iguana, is about 12km south of Puerto Vallarta: you can still see the dilapidated Iguana sign鈥
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Around 3km south of downtown is the beautiful condo enclave of Playa Conchas Chinas. It's a tiny cove favored by families for the shallow and sheltered鈥
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On Isla R铆o Cuale, this museum has a small but very well-presented collection of pre-Hispanic ceramics by the Chup铆cuaro culture (400 BCE鈥200 CE), plus鈥
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Accessible only via guided tour, this botanic garden is home to a staggering 300 types of butterflies, abundant birdlife and equally abundant insect life 鈥
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A trip to Vallarta wouldn't be complete without lingering on Isla R铆o Cuale, a sand island that appeared in the river mouth in the 1920s and was then鈥
Nearby Puerto Vallarta attractions
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Playa de las 脕nimas is a long, sandy beach with a small fishing village and some palapa (thatched-roof) restaurants offering fresh seafood. It's also a鈥
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Mismaloya, the location for the 1964 film The Night of the Iguana, is about 12km south of Puerto Vallarta: you can still see the dilapidated Iguana sign鈥
3. Jard铆n Bot谩nico de Vallarta
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For a change of scenery from the beach, head for the tropical highlands of the Sierra Madre mountains and wander the well-curated Jard铆n Bot谩nico de鈥
4.89 MILES
This beach, just beyond Las 脕nimas, has a waterfall accessible by a half-hour hike or by hiring a horse (M$300) on the beach to take you up.
4.93 MILES
Graced with golden sands and serene aqua-green shallows, Playa Palmares is one sweet strip of coastline. Hugging an undeveloped shore about 6km (4 miles)鈥
6.96 MILES
Around 3km south of downtown is the beautiful condo enclave of Playa Conchas Chinas. It's a tiny cove favored by families for the shallow and sheltered鈥
7.63 MILES
Despite its name, Playa de los Muertos (Beach of the Dead) is a lively beach which is handy for downtown. At the southern end of the beach, a stretch of鈥
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The handiest beach to the Zona Centro is Playa Olas Altas, just south of the R铆o Cuale.