Puerto Vallarta Rentals Blog

Have you ever thought of chartering your own private to go on vacation to Puerto Vallarta? Well it can be done and it is done every day, see all the derails here: www.desertjet.com/puerto-vallarta-mexico

Forbes magazine says it all in this article “Travel to Mexico’s Riviera Maya is Safe and Worth Every Penny” They are speaking of the Maroma Resort and Spa in Mexico’s Riviera Maya. It is nothing less than top notch Hotel, spa and just a great place to relax. You can read the full article here: www.forbes.com/sites/traceygreenstein/2012/09/11/travel-to-mexicos-riviera-maya-is-safe-and-worth-every-penny

September 15 is Mexico’s independence day, like the 4^th of July in the USA. Mexico is celebration its independence from Spain.

Puerto Vallarta has its own special way to celebrate, you can read all the details here: http://www.pvpulse.com/en/news/news-from-banderas-bay/celebrating-mexico-independence-day-in-puerto-vallarta

 This hidden beach near Puerto Vallarta in the Marieta Islands is not something that has been Photoshopped it is real. It seems to be the hot topic of discussion of the locals and of the frequent visitors of Puerto Vallarta. My Twitter friend Carlos Guzman @PVallartanews shot this video from the “Hidden Beach”

It is funny that I have never heard anyone talk about the Hidden Beach and everyone I ask about it has never heard of it. I first saw a photo of it a few weeks ago and now it is on several blogs even one from Japan. Take a look at the video below and there is a second one here: http://vimeo.com/48980416

After a great day of fun why head off to bed…end the day with a visit to one of 3 Casino’s available to you in Puerto Vallarta. These Casinos boasts comfortable air conditioned rooms with free flowing beverages, cocktail waitresses, high stake pokers and plenty of fun to go around.

The Yak, which is located at the Peninsula Mall and another a second one in Plaza Caracol, boasts Slot Machines, Bingo Machines and Sports Bets. Huge sports fan or have a favorite Team playing…then the Yak would be a great place to hang out, place a bet or two, and hopefully you and your Team win big. The Slot Machines boasts games such as Hex-breaker, Frog Prince, Coyote Moon and Wolf Run.

Next you can play and win at the Emotion (Emocion) Casino. Emotion is located at the Galerias Mall across from the cruise ship dock (Maritime Terminal). Like High Tech games? Emotions is the place to be. Emotions features Electronic games such as: Texas Hold’em Poker, Roulette, Black Jack, Baccarat, Traditional Roulette, Bingo and Video slots featuring Reel, OneArmedBandid, and more) These are simply some of the highlights of the games available to you at these Casino’s.

While these Casinos are in no comparison to Las Vegas they are a great option for another nightlife entertainment and a great way to unwind and get that adrenaline going while hanging out with your partner or simply bonding with friends or family.

We know nothing beats an experience like being there and playing yourself. So the next time you’re in Puerto Vallarta having fun, be sure to stop by The Yak or The Emotion Casino’s. Check out the games, play and win…after all you are on Vacation.

As they say “right from the horse’s mouth” Listen as several travels give testimonies about Puerto Vallarta ant it’s safety. It seems that Puerto Vallarta and Mexico in general has taken a bad rap over the past few years. Listen to what other people are saying.

 If you have never been to the Zoo in Puerto Vallarta you should really give it a try. You can take the local buss there and make a day if it. They really do have some exotic animals there and you can get up close and personal with them. Take a look at this video to get a preview of what you will see at the Puerto Vallarta Zoo.

Take a visit to a Puerto Vallarta Tianguis and experience the sights, sounds and merchandise that is sold and has remained the same way for centuries. Listen to the native locals bartering in the Spanish language. Prices are low and bargains are to be had. See the magnificent sights and experience the surroundings that closely resemble those of a time gone by. So just what is a Tanguis?

A Tianguis is an open air market or bazaar and the word Tianguish derives from the Nahuatl word “”tianquiztli” which means day market or harvest. The correct pronunciation is  “tee-an-geese” and the term “día de tianguis” literally means “market day.” Not only does the name have history but the whole Tianguish tradition stretches way back to the pre-Hispanic era. In fact before the Spanish conquest during in the 1500’s, it was the most important part of the commerce throughout Mexico and much of the style and tradition remains unchanged today and is still a strong feature in Puerto Vallarta  and is instilled in the Mexican culture overall. Tianguis is also known as Mercado, street market or open-air market.

A Tianguis can vary in size and they can range from a few hundred sellers/vendors to several thousands at the larger inner city ones. That is what makes visiting a Tianguis such a wonderful and exciting experience. Puerto Vallarta holds some of the finest Tianguis and there is a whole wide variety of things that can be bought and sold. Many are now specialized and depending on the area can depend on the type of goods sold and some Tianguis may sell just one type of merchandise, such as in Taxco, were every Saturday, a large silver Tianguis is held, selling just silver jewelery. Or a more rural Tianguis may sell raw merchandise such as livestock, beans, grain and agricultural tools. Tianguis is extremely popular throughout Mexico in both rural and urban areas. Many Modern goods can also be purchased at a particular Tianguis, such as dvd’s, cd’s, vehicles, electrical goods and current clothing and accessories such as jeans, t-shirts, handbags and belts etc. You can purchase some of the areas finest produce at a Puerto Vallarta Tianguis, with an assortment of fruit, grain and other locally grown produce.

Whatever you may want to buy, you will probably find at a Tianguis somewhere in Puerto Vallarta and even if you don’t want to purchase anything at all, the experience alone is something that should be treasured and can not be found or replicated anywhere else other than Puerto Vallarta Mexico.

Written by Jeff Musto.

I have always liked Mariachi music and now it is finally being recognized by UNESCO.

Read the complete story here: http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/entertainment/2012/09/03/mexico-mariachi-music-recognized-unesco/

This is an interesting video. Up until a few days ago I have never heard or seen this beach in the Marietta islands near Puerto Vallarta In the last few days it has popped up over 20 times on different blogs, I even saw one from Japan

It seems this beach is a natural phenomenon and the conditions have to be just right for it to be used. The tide, moon and winds have to be just right and then you have a beautiful secluded beach.