We traveled to Puerto Vallerta, Mexico for a week long trip in October. A truly beautiful, peaceful, relaxing bay harbor town. We had an amazing down-time - laying out on the beach under the hotel cabanas...strolling along the boardwalk...traveling to a remote public beach...spending a day on a boat that took us to a secluded fishing village where we hiked up to a waterfall...snorkeling...taking a rainforest/rappelling tour. Oh, and awesome seafood!! The only down-fall of the trip was me getting food poisoning from some chicken at a small beach-side restaurant. It was a beautiful city and one of the rare spots we've visited where we would definitely want to return.
Lounging on the boat tour
Paradise!
Secluded fishing village - the only way to get there is by boat.
Waterfall up in the mountains
Jason, the conquering hero!
If you climb up the right side of the fall, you can slide down into the middle of it. Harder than it looks!
The hike back through the forest to the beach
Difficult to see, but the ocean is the deeper blue down on the horizon.
Pool area at our hotel - you can see the white cabanas in the background where we relaxed
Front of the hotel - Plaza Pelicanos
Lounging on the boat tour
Paradise!
Secluded fishing village - the only way to get there is by boat.
Waterfall up in the mountains
Jason, the conquering hero!
The hike back through the forest to the beach
Difficult to see, but the ocean is the deeper blue down on the horizon.
Pool area at our hotel - you can see the white cabanas in the background where we relaxed
Front of the hotel - Plaza Pelicanos
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