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Villa in Puerto Vallarta
Playasola
Playasola
ﺩ.ﺇ5,692 per night
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Villa in Conchas Chinas
Villa Amapas South
Oceanview hacienda near Conchas Chinas Beach
ﺩ.ﺇ4,564 per night
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Villa in Puerto Vallarta
Los Arcos
Stay at the water’s edge in a classic Mexican beach town at Los Arcos. Set on the turquoise waters of the Bay of Banderas just outside the village of Mismaloya, this oceanfront vacation rental commands beautiful views of the rock formations for which it’s named. Six bedrooms and interiors designed to emphasize well-being are the perfect setting for a family reunion, a milestone celebration with friends or even an intimate Puerto Vallarta destination wedding. Your holiday at Los Arcos includes the services of a cook, butler, housekeeper and property manager. Spend your time rejuvenating body and spirit on the terrace overlooking the ocean, whether it’s floating in the heated infinity pool or sipping refreshments at the al-fresco dining table. There’s an exercise room for guests who want to keep up with their routines—and a home theater and blender for those more interested in relaxing. Listen to the waves lapping at the shore and bask in the afternoon sun in open-plan, open-sided living areas. The airy vibe of the living and dining areas is balanced by elegant pieces like plush area rugs and wrought-iron light fixtures. In the kitchen, a stone countertop extends to create a large, inviting breakfast bar. This luxury property has five bedrooms with king beds, including one that features traditional wooden shutters so there are no screens or glass between you and your surroundings, and one bedroom with a queen bed. All six bedrooms have private en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning and ceiling fans. A long flight of stairs leads from Los Arcos down to an ocean-level sundeck, where you can try your luck fishing or set off on a kayaking expedition. For swimming or a honeymoon-style stroll on the sand, make the 20-minute walk to Mismaloya Beach. By car, it’s a 15-minute drive to shopping, dining, nightlife and more in downtown Puerto Vallarta. Copyright © Luxury Retreats. All rights reserved. BEDROOM & BATHROOM • Bedroom 1 - Primary: King bed, En-suite with tub and shower, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan, Television • Bedroom 2: King bed, En-suite with shower, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan • Bedroom 3: King bed, En-suite tub and shower, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan • Bedroom 4: Queen bed, En-suite with shower, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan • Bedroom 5: King bed, En-suite with shower, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan, Traditional wooden shutters (no screen or glass) • Bedroom 6: King bed, En-suite with shower, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan Please note: the windows in bedroom 5 feature traditional shutter style windows without screens or glass. FEATURES & AMENITIES • Home theater ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Puerto Vallarta lies along Banderas Bay, the second largest bay in the Western Hemisphere. It is located 352 kilometers (219 miles) from Guadalajara, the state capital of Jalisco, and is nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Madre mountain range. The region has many forests, rivers and waterfalls, with an average temperature of 27°C (80°F). Playa Mismaloya, gained fame from the film "The Night of the Iguana", and became a popular celebrity hangout at the time. Now, visitors flock to see the impressive rock formations of Los Arcos emerge from the bay's crystalline waters, which are great for diving and discovering incredible underwater mountains and steeps. The City Hall has murals painted by Manuel Lepe, and the Malecon (sea wall) is adorned with romantic bronze sculptures. What’s more, the streets of downtown offer shops and galleries that sell local paintings and sculptures of local artists. The city, known for its top-notch services, also has golf courses, boutiques and a marina. In Puerto Vallarta you can enjoy the exquisite regional cuisine of Jalisco, that so many people have come to love, and the terraces of open-air restaurants, where you can watch cruise ships roll in as you take in an incredible sunset. Sport fishing is just one of many activities you can do during your stay in Puerto Vallarta. Each year, during the month of November, the International Sailfish Fishing Tournament takes place. Other activities available in this region are eco-tourism, extreme sports, snorkeling, scuba diving, surfing, boating, golfing and nightlife.
ﺩ.ﺇ5,141 per night
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All about Puerto Vallarta

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Puerto Vallarta is a tale of two cities - a resort town with an old-world atmosphere, where you can lie out by the pool or wander around narrow cobbled streets that have something of a European feel. If you’re the type of traveler who prefers to mix relaxation with exploration and is bored by the idea of 10 whole days on the beach, then Puerto Vallarta - or PV as it’s called by those in the know - is a great vacation choice. And it’s beautiful too. The red-roofed town is nestled between the crescent-shaped Banderas Bay and the green-sided Sierra Madre Mountains, and there are great views at every turn.

The best time to visit is January to June when it’s sunny nearly every day but not too blisteringly hot. From July to October, the weather can very humid and somewhat rainy. If you’re interested in whale watching then make a beeline for the coast in January, February or March.

Explore the Old Town

Strolling the cobbled streets of the so-called “Zona Romantica” is a lovely way to pass an afternoon - and perfect if you want a break from the hot sun. You can pick out a restaurant to try later in the day, and browse the boutiques for unique souvenirs - from artisan jewelry to paintings by local artists and colorful ceramic tiles, before stopping for a coffee in an outdoor cafe.

On Saturdays from 9:30am-2pm, the old town is filled with the farmer’s market. It’s the place to find delicious local produce as well as handmade garments and souvenirs, and all of the vendors must live within 50 miles of the town, so there’s a genuine local feel. If you miss Saturday’s event you can find handicrafts and souvenirs every day at the stalls along the Malecon boardwalk. There’s also a charming Thursday market in the nearby village of La Penita offering everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to silver jewelry, ceramics, rugs and more.

If you just enjoy browsing stalls of any kind - or you forgot to pack a toothbrush - make time to head to the covered flea market just along the riverbank. Covering the space of a whole city block, the market has everything you could imagine - from handicrafts to household goods, and some really authentic Mexican food.

Afterwards, cross the swinging rope footbridge to the river island Isla Rio Cuale. Dividing “El Centro” from the Old Town, the river Cuale starts up in the Sierra Madre Mountains before winding its way to the sea. In the 1920s a sandbank developed which the local population then built on, creating the Isla Cuale. The east end of the island has been kept as a peaceful park and makes a good place for a shady stroll, and you’ll find restaurants a-plenty in the west of the island towards the Malecon.

Sun, sea, and sand

Beach life in PV revolves around Banderas Bay (which means Bay of Flags in English), which is bounded in the north by the exclusive resort community of Punta Mita, and in the south by Cabo Corrientes. Stretching some 60 miles, it’s one of the longest bays in Mexico.

Playa de Los Muertos

Walk along the Malecon

A walk along the Malecon - or boardwalk - is a rite of passage for all visitors to PV. The boardwalk is pedestrianized, with the beach on one side and colorful shops and cafes on the other, and dotted with palm trees for shade and benches where you can stop and watch the world go by. At sunset, locals and tourists alike come out to stroll, chat, watch the street performers and look at the sand sculptures that are regularly created on the beach. Keep an eye out for the statue of a boy riding a seahorse as you go - it’s one of PV’s most iconic sights. After dark, the Malecon becomes the epicenter of local nightlife, where you can enjoy a cocktail to the sound of the Pacific ocean.

Surf in Sayulita

Just up the coast from Puerto Vallarta, you’ll find the village of Sayulita, which is fast becoming one of the coolest spots in Mexico with a reputation for great surfing and a laid-back, boho atmosphere. For a change of pace, take a day trip and hit the waves for a few hours. If you’re a beginner your Luxury Retreats concierge can organize surf lessons, including equipment rental, for the day.

Experience the luxury of our vacation rentals in Puerto Vallarta

If you’re looking for a comfortable home base with great views for your PV vacation, our luxurious properties in the hills above the town make the ideal choice.

Villas in Mismaloya

Some 10 miles south of Puerto Vallarta along Banderas Bay lies Mismaloya, a beautiful beach, and offshore marine park, where snorkeling and diving is the order of the day. Dominated by a natural rock formation known as Los Arcos, it’s an area of outstanding natural beauty. You can dive down to swim through caves, and see bright coral formations and plenty of tropical fish. For keen snorkelers and divers, our home rentals in Mismaloya mean you can spend the day underwater before heading home for a relaxing swim in your private pool before your personal chef cooks up a delicious Mexican feast while you enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding coastline.

Homes in Conchas Chinas

An upscale resort community just south of Puerto Vallarta, Conchas Chinas is perfect for families or groups that enjoy plenty of space and privacy while still being close to a thriving city center. Whether you choose to stay up in the hills with incredible views, or right on the water with direct beach access, our Conchas Chinas villa rentals have spacious rooms, swimming pools, and many offer chef services so you can truly relax and enjoy your vacation.

Garza Blanca Resort

For luxurious accommodation with access to all resort amenities, take a look at our homes inside the Garza Blanca resort , which is located between Puerto Vallarta and Mismaloya. With tennis courts, swimming pools, kayaks, fitness center and a relaxing spa, plus beautiful white sand beach, there are so many ways to spend your time that you’ll have difficulty choosing which activity to try first.

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