Have breakfast at our Frutas y Flores restaurant and enjoy a delicious buffet of typical local food with a wonderful view of the bay. Afterwards, take your pick of the heavenly beaches all within your grasp. Yelapa is a beautiful, secluded beach accessible only by water in a small boat, but if you are looking for a legendary beach go to Mismaloya, one of the most famous beaches in the world. If you're looking for action, hop on a panga (water taxi) to Quimixto, a remote beach with rocky formations that let you see groups of brilliantly-colored fish swimming in mesmerizing schools. Or, if you want to join the locals, the most popular beach is Playa de los muertos, right in the downtown Zona Romantica.

In the afternoon, a stroll along the 'malecon' (boardwalk) can't be missed. Visit the classic sculptures and make a stop outside the theater to watch people dance. On the beach off the malecon, look at some of the amazing homemade sand sculptures. Head to the romantic zone, walk along the south of Cuale River and see the narrow cobblestoned streets, red-tiled roofs, walls covered with bougainvilleas and little sidewalk cafes for you to rest at and take it all in. Little shops and storefront galleries here sell a potpourri of products and souvenirs; you can discover the fine handicrafts made by Mexicans and native artisans (huicholes).

The romantic zone is dotted with fine restaurants that would match any mayor world city. You are in the prime spot to fully enjoy the bauty of the sunset, so take your pick from the plethora of European, Asian, and intriguing local restaurants. Order your food and dine to the spectacular colors of the Puerto Vallarta sun slipping away. After dinner (and a bit of digestion) your mind may turn to thoughts of nightlife and dancing. For this, all the delights of Puerto Vallarta´s bars and clubs await you, so whether it´s salsa, hip hop, reggae or merengue that moves you, you´ll find something to get your feet moving and your hips swaying.