24Mar2012 | The 18 Best Places to Retire Overseas USNews When choosing a place to spend your retirement years, the cost of living is important. But it is only one consideration. A super-low cost of living is great, but more important is the quality of life your retirement budget is buying you. |
24Mar2012 | Mexico Nabs Suspected Members of International Sex-Trafficking Ring EFE Mexican police have arrested two suspected members of an international sex-trafficking ring that operates in Mexico and the United States, officials said. |
24Mar2012 | Mexico Plans to Strengthen Tourism Sector The News The proposals call for an open-skies policy for tourist destinations to increase the number of airline flights and ease visa restrictions for countries with strong potential tourism markets for Mexico and for broadening of the scope of the Magical Towns and Colonial Cities programs. |
24Mar2012 | Mexico Lone Legal Gun Shop Located on Army Base McClatchy Newspapers Mexico has some of the most restrictive gun laws in the world. If any of the nations 112 million citizens want to buy firearms, there is only one store where they can do it legally - on a sprawling military base and run by the army. |
24Mar2012 | Solar Storm Warning Satellite on Last Legs Discovery News Forecasters are dependent on a single and aged buoy in space to serve as an early-warning system for solar storms heading toward Earth. A replacement for the NASA Advanced Composition Explorer, or ACE, satellite is at least two years away. |
24Mar2012 | Judge Delays Deportation of US Gay Man's Mexican Partner EFE An immigration judge in California decided to delay the deportation of an undocumented Mexican immigrant who wed his U.S. citizen partner in New York, where same-sex unions are recognized. |
24Mar2012 | Popes Arrival Sparks Surprising Emotion Associated Press The streets of Leon, where the pope will stay during his three-day trip, took on a carnival atmosphere, with entire blocks exploding in yellow confetti when he passed in his bulletproof popemobile. |
24Mar2012 | Mexico City Considers Bullfighting Ban EFE A commission of the Legislative Assembly of Mexico City approved a bill that would ban bullfights in the Mexican capital. Civic organizations and defenders of animals expressed their satisfaction at this preliminary approval of the bill that seeks to end this institutionalized cruelty to animals. |
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Celebrate a Healthy Lifestyle
From activities like hiking, swimming, bike riding and yoga, to restaurants offering healthy menus, Vallarta-Nayarit is the ideal place to continue - or start - your healthy lifestyle routine.
Banderas Bay offers 34 miles of incomparable coastline in the states of Jalisco and Nayarit, and home to Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit's many great destinations.