Don't Have FoMO in Puerto Vallarta Out
go to original November 7, 2015

Situated alongside the Bahía de Banderas on the Pacific Ocean, Puerto Vallarta offers everything you can expect from a waterfront city—and much more. Just over 500 square miles, the destination not only boasts clean beaches and pearl-white sands, but innovative restaurants, local-made tequila, fantastic art, and outdoor excursions that elevate it from getaway to paradise.

Now you just have to get there. Alaska Airlines is the largest airline to Mexico and serves the Islands with the most non-stop options from the West Coast. And to help make your trip to Puerto Vallerta even more fantastic, Alaska offers a great deal with their Visa Signature® card buy one coach ticket and bring someone else along for about the cost of a night out!

So while you put together an itinerary for your stay in Puerto Vallarta, it's important you don't miss out on these key activities. Because no one wants to experience FoMO on their vacation.

1. Swimming with Dolphins - Fun for the whole family, Aquaventuras Park Vallarta offers the chance to swim with some of the sea’s most precious mammels, from dolphins to sea lions. The park also offers various amusement rides and some of the best pools in Puerto Vallarta.

2. The Beach - Puerto Vallarta's beaches are a total dream. Though many hotels have private beaches, there are also a host of public ones to choose from. Playa los Muertos is never too crowded, but still offers easy access to restaurants and bars. Playa Bucerías is a must-visit for calm surf, while La Lancha is often regarded as the prettiest beach in the area. If you want to plant yourself on the shore in front of a hotel, rent a chair or buy a drink and the staff will usually treat you just like a guest.

3. Tequila - There's no better place to taste the iconic liquor of Mexico than in the province it originates. Tequila tastings are a great way to discover the alcohol’s many varieties. Head to Tequila Mamá Lucia for a distillery tour followed by a tasting of the beloved drink.

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In 2013, the word “FoMO” was added to the Oxford English Dictionary. The “Fear of Missing Out” refers to the feeling of “anxiety that an exciting or interesting event may currently be happening elsewhere.”