Vacationing In Puerto Vallarta: A Gringo's Guide To Enjoying Your Mexican Vacation Amazon
November 3, 2013

This Kindle Edition eBook, written by William Claney, guides you through the planning of your Puerto Vallarta vacation with an overview of excitement filled adventures to slower paced activities.

Discover the many adventures that await you as you vacation in beautiful Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

Located along the Bay of Banderas, Puerto Vallarta offers everything from guided horseback riding in the foothills of the Sierra Mountains to Golf on one of the many great courses in the area, including Vista Vallarta, the Jack Nicklaus course that was home to the 2002 PGA World Cup Tournament.

From Zip-lining through the jungle canopy on world class zip lines to swimming with dolphins, there is something for everyone.

If you prefer a somewhat slower paced vacation there are guided tours in 4x4 vehicles that explore the flora of the mountains and visit a small village where you enjoy lunch and even visit working tequila plantation. There is also sunset sailing aboard a luxury yacht.
And when the sun goes down, there are the Rhythms of the Night.

This guide reviews three of the many fine restaurants of Puerto Vallarta, authentic Mexican restaurant, a vegetarian restaurant and the restaurant that offers the best hamburger in Puerto Vallarta.
 
Would you like to have dinner on a Pirate Ship while sailing the High Seas,....You can do that.

With a little advanced planning you can make this the vacation of a lifetime. Just go to Amazon and click the buy button and start planning today. The Kindle price is $3.92 USD. Downloading is free.

Customer review by Dave "Homebrew Hendricks" (Roanoke, VA USA)

This review is from: Vacationing In Puerto Vallarta: A Gringo's Guide To Enjoying Your Mexican Vacation (Kindle Edition)

This is a well written travel guidebook. It's full of great information and beautiful, fun photographs, and does a very good job of selling Puerto Vallarta as a tourist destination.

But it's also a good guide on the practicalities of traveling to Mexico. The book is full of valuable, practical advice and tips, such as how much time to schedule between connecting air flights, in order to clear customs and security checkpoints and change terminals. It also warns about the paperwork that you'll need and how to safeguard it. And it includes a list of local emergency phone numbers that you'll hope you won't need.

This book is full of information that could save your vacation. For instance, it explains about the idiosyncrasies of driving in Mexico. It includes a lot about some local restaurants and the local food, and suggest a number of fun activities that are available in Puerto Vallarta. Personally, I was impressed by the sand sculptures displayed on the beach and the brass sculptures of aliens.

If you are considering a Mexican vacation, I recommend you pick this book up.