When Karen and Grant Swanson moved down to Puerto Vallarta in 2015, they had no idea what awaited them in tropical paradise. A new life, a new mission, and well, a Refuge of Hope. In short, the move did not disappoint. Originally from Canada, Karen and Grant settled into Bucerias, Nayarit, after searching high and…
Though you might be totally in love with your home, I am sure there’s a space, or 2, that you’re looking to upgrade. Living in the same space for years without any upgrades may become boring, and you may be looking to switch things up. It’s a nice idea to spice up your place, whether…
If you are seriously considering moving to Mexico, chances are you have wondered where exactly in Mexico you should move to. You’ve heard that both Cancún and Puerto Vallarta are great options for folks looking for paradise. So naturally, the following questions have at one point or another crossed your mind: Is Puerto Vallarta or…
You’ve been waiting for this moment for years. Retirement, and with it, the ability to relocate to the destination of your dreams. Perhaps some of your friends have retired to Florida or Texas, but you crave something more. You know you want warm weather and a relaxed lifestyle, but not sure if you want to…
Exceptional Boutique Hotel Opportunity – Location, Property, Business & Lifestyle in one extraordinary package! Hotel Vogue is located in the heart of Sayulita, just 30 minutes from the Puerto Vallarta International Airport, is at the center of the bustling Riviera Nayarit beaches & coastline. Sayulita, once and still known as a hidden little Mexican Surf…
When I first arrived in Puerto Vallarta the holidays were just around the corner. A time that can be unsettling when you’ve just settled into someplace new. I walked into my first holiday season as an EX-PAT, thinking this would be the first time I would be spending it alone.
BLUE-EYED BOY IN MEXICO Well, if you’ve read any of my “Blue-Eyed Boys,” you know how much I rave about the days in my little corner of Mexico. Sun-filled, love-filled, fun-filled, taco-filled, ocean-filled. But P.V. has another side, the dark side, when the orange sun sizzles into the Pacific and night shines as bright as…
It’s a typical day in Puerto Vallarta, which means it is spectacular. About 85 with brilliant sunshine and a calm sea. Standing at the surf line, I can see Hershey, my surfing Lab wants in. Today she had some company. A school of stingrays came zooming along the surf line like underwater black kites. Hershey is fast but rarely that fast, she jumped up and out in a matter of seconds. Smart girl.
The high/winter season is upon us and the snowbird migration is in full swing. Cruise ships are docking, the Malecon, P.V.’s famous ocean walk, is humming and the airports are bringing new visitors and returnees hungry for our fabulous food and perfect weather of cool evenings and spectacular sunny days.
Banderas Bay, the Bay of Flags, as the Spanish called it, is a sparkling crescent of powdery white sands and gentle waters along the southern Pacific. 62 miles long, it stretches from Cabo Corrientes in the south to Punta Mita in the north with the amazing tourist mecca of Puerto Vallarta right in the middle.
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