Flamingo Vallarta Hotel & Marina Puerto Vallarta

Tours en Puerto Vallarta y Actividades EcoTurs <br><br>Avistamiento de Ballenas, delfines, paseo en barco por la Bahía, Paseos, líneas de canopy, buceo y snorkel, etc <br><br>Empresa 100% mexicana, dedicada al ecoturismo de aventura Y fue fundada por los biólogos profesionales Que Estan Comprometidos con la conservación de la naturaleza. Por lo tanto, vamos a compartir un montón de diversión, el conocimiento y aventuras con usted ...

... of eight, which is quite pleasant. Conversation abounds and is always engaging and interesting. I wasn&#8217;t sure of Nancy at first, but I am coming to like her more and more. I ask if it was indeed Paul and Francis who came aboard at the last minute. They laugh and tell the story. Apparently the &#8220;Captain&#8221; was telling the crewmember ushering them on board to tell them &#8220;Do they know how much this is costing!&#8221;. In their defense, I ...

Finally, the reward for living through all of the storm. A beautiful morning - and finally feeling better.<br><br>Got off the Ship briefly before we left (total of 20 minutes) to take a few pictures.<br><br>Back onboard by 1pm.<br><br>At 4pm Classic Disco T-dance (delayed due to our extended stay in PV).

Arrived in Puerto Vallarta - safe and sound. Rained most of the day. I stayed in bed most fo the day trying to kick the flu.<br><br>By nightfall it was a beautiful sunset under clearer skies.<br><br>But Mazatlan was closed due to weather - and thus we stayed for another day in PV.

... and when combined with the various "drinks-of-the-day" it was first-class. Be sure to try the "dirty monkey", which quickly became my favorite and consisted of Kahlua, Brandy, Pina Colada mix, and a banana. Our favorite beach-side amigo was Fransisco, a middle-aged man who spoke English perfectly and was readily available should we have any needs. The resort, although "family friendly" was more geared towards younger ...

... held on each of the nine nights leading up to Christmas, from December 16 to 24th. Posadas are held in neighborhoods across Mexico and are also becoming popular in the United States. The celebration consists of a procession with candles, sometimes with individuals selected to play the parts of Mary and Joseph, or sometimes images are carried. The procession will make its way to a particular home (a different one each night), where a special song is sung. In this song ...

... was sometimes a two-lane road, sometimes a divided two-lane toll way, complete with toll booths and exits. The final approach to PV was down from the upland plains to the coast through a beautiful mountain area on a small twisting two-lane road that reminded both of us of Ireland. As we approached the coast, we were in a line of traffic behind a double-unit semi with no chance to pass, so we had a chance to admire the scenery. It looked more like northern ...

... a beautiful beach surrounded by dense tropical forests and multi-million dollar homes. A nice place to retire I imagine. We are waiting for our laundry to be washed, dried, and folded by an in town service for a mere 15 pesos per kilogram. Raedie wanted to come here to take some yoga classes at a famous yoga studio, which is closed on weekends, so we will probably stay until Tuesday before hitting the road farther south. We'll write again soon, and see if we can finally upload some pictures!

... have their own beach, Blue Chairs Beach, which turns out to be surprisingly lacking in speedos, gold chains and pillow fights. I know this because, preoccupied with my flight from Grandma Deadhead, it took me several minutes to notice the distinctive baby-blue shade of my recliner. I calmly, but briskly, headed back in the direction of the obviously more heterosexual white chairs, looking every inch the well-meaning liberal battling with some residual homophobia (I'm cool with it on ...