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Rainy Days with a Coffee Aroma

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 29, 2010
For those evenings when the rain seems to put a damper on plans to go out and enjoy our city, we have prepared for you, a guide to the city's best cafés.

Let's Help our Sea Turtles!

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 22, 2010
Slowly, night after night, sea turtles have begun to emerge from the ocean to lay their eggs on our beaches.

Ways to Beat the Summer Heat

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Some "cool" options to help them make the most of summer and beat the heat!

Worth a Second Look

The Flower Mexicans Enjoy Within

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
"Give me 5 tacos and a glass of 'Agua de Jamaica'" is a common phrase heard on every street corner of Mexico and is probably the naturally flavored "agua" beverage of choice for Mexicans.

Children's Summer Camps

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Recreation and summer camps offered at this holidays.

Ecology Begins With Ourselves

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
No one can get anyone else to "save the planet" if they really do not want to or don't think it is really necessary. Maybe they will end up doing what is necessary simply because there is no other option, but it would be easier if they really understood and believed in it.

Here Comes the Rain Again: Let's Celebrate

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Since I was a child, I have always wondered why the news always reports the rain as "bad weather", just as they do of drought? Have they really forgotten the importance of rain for all us?

South Africa in the Spotlight

by Juan Espinoza | Jul 15, 2010
Time around the world seems to come to a halt every four years. Come June 11, the eyes of all nations will be turning their attention to one place: South Africa.

Los Arcos: Islands in Danger!

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
One of the natural symbols of Puerto Vallarta and one of the favorite places for our visitors, Los Arcos is a group of small islands and rocks where you can enjoy recreational activities and admire nature.

Unusual Products & Services

by Abraham Gutiérrez | Jul 15, 2010
There are some businesses in Puerto Vallarta that are considered unique in their class, either by the uniqueness of the products or services offered, or the distinct way they provide service to their customers.

Diving Among Angels, Damselfish and Butterflies

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Like a child's fable, the names of these fish convey a lot of truth, for while we dive among a reef, admiring the beauty of these and other animals. Unfortunately, it's their beauty that puts them in danger, under the gaze of our human ambitions.

Birds in Our Daily Life

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
We are so accustomed to birds and everything they represent, that we do not even realize it.

May Cultural Festival

by Abraham Gutiérrez | Jul 15, 2010
All this month, Puerto Vallarta will be filled with artistic expression through a traditional festival that takes place as an extension of the May Guadalajara Cultural Festival organized by the Secretary of Culture of the State.

Nature in the City: More than Meets the Eye

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
In a city of rapid and random growth, here in Puerto Vallarta, its natural areas have been forgotten or completely eliminated. Nonetheless, nature refuses to give up, continuing to make its presence felt in every niche in which it is allowed to grow.

Zooming at any Speed: Hummingbirds

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
The Hummingbird is one of the favorite birds to be observed and photographed for its colorful, beauty, and rapid movements, which make them difficult to catch in a photo.

The Art of Spinning with Style: The Eastern Spinner Dolphin

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Few animals have such a fitting name; perhaps none as good an example as this. These dolphins spend their lives spinning in the air, celebrating their freedom and enjoying every moment to the fullest. There is much to learn from these adorable animals.

Vacations a la Carte

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
The Mexican Holy Week and Easter holidays are already upon us. Puerto Vallarta welcomes thousands of tourists. For those who want more than sun, sand and sea, they may opt for something out of the city, where you can enjoy the mountains and nature.

At Last, the Giant Mantas Have Arrived

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Giant Mantas are admired by every one who has had the opportunity to witness these graceful creatures sailing gently on the ocean surface. And now, these giant animals are back, visiting our bay.

Let the Canine Fiesta Begin

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Nobody thought that what began as a simple fundraising event, to help the Animal Collection Center, would become, one of the most anticipated events of the year in Puerto Vallarta.

Nuatical Party Continues

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
The Nautical Extravaganza continues. The adrenaline will be running through the many events such as the J24 class regatta, windsurfing and the annual Banderas Bay Regatta, as well as plenty of luxury and elegance present with the Latin America Boat Show.

Meet the REAL Stork!

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
If you still believe that the stork is in charge of delivering human babies, this article is not for you. If, by contrast, you want to know what is behind these folk stories, and find the truth about storks.

Nautical Party on the Beach

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Courtesy of: Oficina de Visitantes y Convenciones de Riviera Nayarit
Meet the 11 spectacular events Nautical Extravaganza in a month of unprecedented activity

8th Annual National Charro Championship

by Adán Leyva | Jul 15, 2010
This competition started out with great expectations by the warm and friendly people of Jalisco's West Coast. It now returns for its 8th year, to be held in the "Cathedral" of Coastal Rodeo, the Miguel "Prieto" Ibarria Charro Rodeo Ring, from February 17 to 21

Romantic Restaurants in Puerto Vallarta

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
This Valentine surprise your couple with a romantic dinner. Puerto Vallarta has many options.

The Song of the Whales: This Year's Premiere New Melodies!

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Every winter, humpback whales offer us unforgettable experiences. But outside of those little moments when we observe a sea of dark secrets surrounding them, while they spend their lives underwater, humans try to understand.

The Jewel of our Jungles: In Danger of Extinction!

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Macaw parrots are the emblems of jungles worldwide. Regardless of their color or species, they are the ambassadors of the rainforests, representing its lush beauty. Can you imagine the forests surrounding Puerto Vallarta without macaws?

The Curiosity of Whales and their Interest in People

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
In recent years, whales appear to be showing increasing "interest" or curiosity in people as seen from whale-watching vessels during their winter visit to our bay.

A Bee's Work: From Flower to Honey

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Honey is a natural product with amazing nutritional, healing, stimulant, and cosmetic properties, and is produced by a variety of insects that we pay little attention to, even though without them our world would be very different. Without them, this planet would not be our "home, sweet home".

Whales & Man an Unfair Future

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Those who have had a close encounter with whales or dolphins have experienced the sensation that their intelligence was far superior to what is generally believed. Unfortunately, our actions have condemned their future and ours alike.

Bugs in the House: More than Meets the Eye

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
For those of us living here in Puerto Vallarta, it is only natural to see many insects inhabiting our homes, even if we are not crazy about it. For visitors, can be an uncomfortable experience to feel "invaded". A scientific study reveals how many insects haunt our homes and the comparative dangers and benefits of living with them.

Not Everything Floating at Sea is Trash

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Have you ever stopped to think what about all the garbage thrown into our rivers and to the sea? Well, not everything is garbage, such as logs and debris from natural sources. In this article, I will discuss nature's litter and its role in the oceans.

Bucerías: Art, Food and More

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
For those with a taste for the peace and attractiveness of a typical Mexican village, and affinity for art and regional cuisine, Bucerias will meet all your expectations.

Animal Underworld: The Termites

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Throughout the world there is a wood-eating insect considered a pest for causing massive economic losses. Its arrival in cities is inevitable, although nature already has a task of great importance.

15th Annual International Gourmet Festival

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Puerto Vallarta welcomes you to enjoy a culinary event of international stature.

A Little Bird with a Big Voice: The White-Eared Seed-Eater

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
A bird that, because of its size, would go unnoticed, if not for its beautiful song that leaves everyone impressed. It is a fairly common bird in Puerto Vallarta that blesses us every day with its lovely song; reminiscent of a canary.

Art Season 2009-2010

by Rubén Cham | Jul 15, 2010
The art season 2009-2010 in Puerto Vallarta is about to begin. October 28 is the date scheduled for the début of the 14th edition of Art Walk.

Crickets: Companions of our Sleep

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Crickets are such unique creatures! They offer us background music over dinner, and their chatter soothes us when we take a walk at night or during our sleep.

Cruelty to Animals in our Society: A Brutal Custom

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
At some time, all of us have been an actor, participant or witness of an act of animal cruelty.

Las Casitas

by Jaime Farré Rivera | Jul 15, 2010
Those of us who dwell in this beautiful port city may not yet have taken the opportunity to visit one of the many local hotel restaurants.

The Kissing Gecko: Friendly Allies

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Geckos, cuizas, or whatever you call them, let's welcome these cute local reptiles and enjoy a home free of insects.

Cajón de Peñas: A Hidden Paradise

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
A huge basin of water combined with a stunning natural setting, where adventure and fun are guaranteed.

A Sea of Rubbish: More than Meets the Eye

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
For years, the garbage that we have seen floating in the ocean and on beaches has been considered visual pollution. The hotels are forced to clean the beaches in the early hours, ignoring the real danger that the waste poses to us all.

One Year from the Bicentennial Celebration

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Get ready to shout Viva Mexico!

Ujena Jam Puerto Vallarta International 2009

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
If you suddenly begin seeing sculpted women in bikinis walking around the city, followed by groups of people with expensive cameras, then you will know: UJENA BIKINI JAM 2009 has begun!

Turtle Eggs: Myth and Reality

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
In this sea turtles nesting season, one of the most common problems is the theft of eggs to sell on the black market.

3rd Annual International Marlin and Tuna Tournament - Riviera Nayarit

by Franco Torres | Jul 15, 2010
Riviera Nayarit hosts one of its biggest events of the year. Enjoy the fishing tournament from August 13 to 15.

The Sea Turtles are Back!

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
It is rainy season and with it comes the sea turtles leaving their nests on our beaches. Like every year, since long before there were hotels and condominiums in the area, the turtles return to the beaches where they were born. Now is the time to observe, respect and protect them!

S.O.S. Crocodiles in Vallarta

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
This article is to make it known that these admirable and wonderful animals are in serious danger due to the destruction of their habitat.

Box Puerto Vallarta 2009

by Juan Espinoza | Jul 15, 2010
Puerto Vallarta will host an unprecedented series of events with 9 boxing matches to take place next July 18 at 6:00pm at Puerto Vallarta's new International Convention Center.

Frogs and Toads Singing in the Rain

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
A group of tourists asked me about the concert of sounds they could hear each night in the hotel gardens. They were amazed to learn it was frogs. Even local Vallartans feel fortunate they to have these creatures secretly living in their gardens.

Theater Season

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Theater is one of the complex fine arts, which is a combination of speech, gestures, art, music, sound and spectacle.

Ants: A Model Society

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Like the human race, ants are one of the few creatures that share a home and coexist harmoniously in an organized manner.

Los Arcos: A Shelter for Life and Natural Beauty

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
A natural site of great historical importance to our city is just a few miles south.

Jalisco en Vivo 2009

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Jalisco is outstanding. And to show the whole world, a group of artists, led by Alejandro Fernández

Beach Voleyball: Sport and Fun

by Juan Espinoza | Jul 15, 2010
Summer is around the corner and what better way to enjoy than by attending the Second Puerto Vallarta International Beach Volley Ball Competition 2009

Mother Nature: Surviving Humans?

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Celebrating World Environment Day, I ran into the problem of how to talk about nature and humans, without the reader losing interest.

Congratulations Puerto Vallarta!

by Juan Espinoza | Jul 15, 2010
41 Years as a City. 91 Years as a Municipality
Puerto Vallarta is the authentic jewel of the Mexican Pacific and this coming May 30 and 31 will be celebrations of its anniversary as a city and municipality.

Viruses: Between Living and Inert

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Given the global emergency that has arisen recently due to the emergence of a new virus, it is important to understand what a virus actually is, without getting lost in the details.

Boca de Tomates

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
A hidden and quiet beach just a few minutes from Puerto Vallarta!

Dolphins in Freedom in the Grand Aquarium Called Banderas Bay

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
There is no better way to observe dolphins in their natural state.

11th International Symposium on Fireworks

by Juan Espinoza | Jul 15, 2010
On all too rare occasions, man uses gunpowder purely for aesthetic reasons. However, when he does, this powder can become a real act of magic.

Music and Fun During Holy Week

by Juan Espinoza | Jul 15, 2010
For locals and tourists alike, Holy Week turns out to be the perfect excuse to go out and have fun at any of the various events that have been scheduled.

Los Mangos Library: A Vital Community Institution

by Gaby García | Jul 15, 2010
The main reason Los Mangos Library is my favorite facility is because among their objectives is the promotion of culture & sharing of information.

The importance of Spring

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
It's well known that when spring is about to start, the birds begin to sing, the trees flourish, and life renews everywhere.

All Aboard

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
The Latin America Boat Show 2009 at the Marina in Puerto Vallarta begins on March 12 and continue through March 16.

5th Annual Wixaritari Tatie Kie Indigenous Festival (Huitchol)

by James Hunter | Jul 15, 2010
Come experience a memorable and remarkable gathering of more than 300 artistic groups of Wixáritari

Parrots. A Species at Risk!

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Have you ever thought of the number of parrots which are caged in your neighborhood alone?

The Huanacaxtle A Tree Like no Other

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
With its large size and incomparable shade, this tree has become part of the history and origins of Puerto Vallarta.

Puerto Vallarta Romantic Zone: Francisco I. Madero Street

by Abraham Gutiérrez | Jul 15, 2010
Running parallel to Rio Cuale Island, this street offers excellent dining, art and shopping options.

Poisonous Animals in Puerto Vallarta. A Real Danger?

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
A world of poisonous animals live freely in nature and sometimes in our homes, hotel gardens or the beach, but are they dangerous to humans?

Let's Go Whale Watching at Bahía de Banderas !

by Perla Navarro | Jul 15, 2010
Biologist Oscar Aranda Mena bring us five tips for watching whales without disturbing them.

Vallarta Questions & Answers

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
We have some answers to the most asked questions, and a few not-so-often-asked questions.

Great Views for Dinner in Puerto Vallarta

by Abraham Gutiérrez | Jul 15, 2010
Restaurants that offers exceptional views of town, sea and beautiful sunsets!

Whale of a Good Time

by Rhea Heggaton | Jul 15, 2010
Each year Banderas Bay welcomes an unusual kind of tourist, the humpback whale.

Three Kings Day in Mexcio

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
3 Kings Day arrive to Banderas Bay.

Poinsettias: the Christmas Flower from Mexico to the World

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Learn more about this Mexican plant, popular symbol of Christmas.

New Year's Celebration in Puerto Vallarta

by Perla Navarro | Jul 15, 2010
3, 2, 1.. Feliz Año Nuevo!! New Years Eve will soon be here. Check some activities and special menus.

Christmas in Vallarta: Posadas, Piñatas and Much More

by Danú Hernández | Jul 15, 2010
Christmas in México means fun, colors, and numerous traditions!

Peregrinaciones: December Processions in Puerto Vallarta

by Abraham Gutiérrez | Jul 15, 2010
During 12 evenings of December a special faithful tradition take place in the streets of Puerto Vallarta.

Art Galleries in Puerto Vallarta

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Puerto Vallarta is known by its art. Check some galleries!

XIV Festival Gourmet International' Chefs and Participant Hosts

by Perla Navarro | Jul 15, 2010
VallartaOnline brings you the participant restaurants' list with their respective local and guest Chefs.

Tipping 101

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Many people ask "What is the custom in Mexico regarding Tips?"

Sea Turtles and Humans, Unforgettable Encounters

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
A truly unique experience with these wonderful species!

Día de los Muertos

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
The dead (and the living) prepare to celebrate.

La Jarretadera, the Ant Tree

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
There is a tree in our area that is hated by the locals but admired by scientists throughout the world: La Jarretadera.

Cabo Corrientes, a Place to Escape

by Cristina H. Quintana | Jul 15, 2010
A paradise located in the South Coast with lush tropical mountains and pristine white sand beaches with clear turquoise water.

Where to Find Traditional Mexican Munchies in Downtown/Centro Puerto Vallarta

by Perla Navarro | Jul 15, 2010
Antojitos Mexicanos are not only delicious Mexican food, they also include a taste of Mexican History.

Low Season in Puerto Vallarta

by Perla Navarro | Jul 15, 2010
If you are looking for a relaxing and inexpensive holiday, look into visiting Puerto Vallarta in this off-peek season.

Viva México! in Puerto Vallarta

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
A short history lesson on Mexican Independence Day.

On the Road to Puerto Vallarta - Tepic

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
There is a stretch of highway between Puerto Vallarta and Bucerías with a growing amount of commercial activity on both sides of the highway.

Discovering Nuevo Vallarta

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
This luxury and attractive destination located 20 minutes from Puerto Vallarta has much to offer.

Radar: River Cuale Island

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
One of the few natural preserves that remain within the tourist area of Puerto Vallarta.

Sea Turtles: Puerto Vallarta's Expected Visitors

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
The rainy season is in its peak and some of the sea turtles have begun to visit our beaches to deposit their eggs.

Dragonflies or Devil's Horses?

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
One of the largest flying insects in the world is a well known inhabitant of our region!

Puerto Vallarta has Something for Everyone!

by James Hunter | Jul 15, 2010
When one hears the words Puerto Vallarta, what images are conjured up?

The History of Puerto Vallarta

by James Hunter | Jul 15, 2010

The area of today’s Puerto Vallarta was originally part of the pre-Hispanic Aztatlan culture.

San Francisco, Nayarit

by Danú Hernández | Jul 15, 2010
A Stroll Through The City And Neighborhoods

Art in Punta Mita

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
"San Sebastian Cycle" by Meg Munro and an eclectic sampling of the work by Patrick Denoun are currently on exhibit in Punta Mita.

Planet Ocean

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Do you Really Know Banderas Bay?

PUERTO VALLARTA: CONTEMPORARY ART

by Rubén Cham | Jul 15, 2010
This innovative art festival unites international and Mexican artists in a series of exhibits, public art projects, discussion panels, and speakers that have been scheduled to appear in various locations throughout Puerto Vallarta.

RADAR

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
A Stroll Through The City And Neighborhoods

One day in Vallarta

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Make the most of your brief stay!

Beaches of Banderas Bay

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Enjoy the Pacific waves......

Extreme Kiting

by Danú Hernández | Jul 15, 2010
Extreme Kiting, in bucerias beach.

Ceremony to Welcome the Spring Equinox

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
The people responsible for the International Vallartense Summit for Natural, Traditional and Alternative Medicine.

Whale Songs: Singing For Their Lives

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010

The Romantic Zone

by Danú Hernández | Jul 15, 2010
Find tradition and sophistication during your visit

Traveling Solo

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
You are in charge!

Valentine's Day

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
When love is always in the air.

The Galapagos of the Bay: The Marieta Islands

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010

Whale Tales

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Interesting facts about these marvelous creatures

Las Ánimas & Quimixto

by Danú Hernández | Jul 15, 2010
Two great places that you must visit.

Punta De Mita

by Danú Hernández | Jul 15, 2010
A stroll through one of the most beautiful places of Banderas Bay.

Why Do The Whales Come?

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Banderas Bay Welcomes some disinguished guests.

Discover Yelapa

by Danú Hernández | Jul 15, 2010
This village, accessible only by water, has much to offer.

Women On Horse Back

by Gaby García | Jul 15, 2010
Begin 2008 riding along with a group of women in a journey across the Sierra Madre.

Here Comes 2008

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
2007 is about to end and Puerto Vallarta is getting ready to say good bye and receive 2008.

Marina Vallarta

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Don't miss this hidden gem of Puerto Vallarta

From Sea to the Table

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Astonishing Edible Fish

Your guide to the perfect hotel in Puerto Vallarta

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Choose the perfect hotel for your stay in Puerto Vallarta!

Mexican Revolution

by Érika Carrillo | Jul 15, 2010
On November 20th we celebrate again!

A Real Guide

by Brenda Retzlaff | Jul 15, 2010
Important information about Puerto Vallarta that you won't find in a guide book.

Raicilla: The Spirited Drink (Second of 2 Parts)

by Ariadna Cossío | Jul 15, 2010
"The raicilla, drink vigorous that recalls in its aromas, the well-drained lands that gave life to his agaves".

So What If There Were No More Turtles?

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
Enough has been said about sea turtles and the critical situation they currently face, but what would actually happen if there were no more turtles?

Discover Vallarta beaches

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Find out which are the BEST BEACHES north of Vallarta!

Raicilla: The Lively Drink (First of two parts)

by Ariadna Cossío | Jul 15, 2010
"Raicilla is like a women; smooth and fine and better with time".

Dinner Fundrasier for Baby Turtles at Outback Steakhouse

by Biol. Oscar S. Aranda Mena | Jul 15, 2010
It is Turtle Hatching Season and the Baby Turtles Need Your Help. Help a great cause; Tickets on sale now for only $250 pesos at PV Net Centro

Playing with the Pins

by Miriam Castro | Jul 15, 2010
A difficult combination of accuracy and consistency; bowling is not a game of strength; but simply a great reason to get together with friends at the end of a workday, at least that is how most players would describe it.

Getting Top Protection From Sunscreen

by Bay Vallarta Staff | Jul 15, 2010
Because using sun block it's not enough, here we give you tips to get the maximum protection to your sun block so you can enjoy of the sun in this vacations.

Top 10 Tips to Staying Fit While on Vacation

by Jaclyn Johnson | Jul 15, 2010
While enjoying your vacation is top priority, it is important to keep your diet on track

Making a Difference

by Vallarta Online Staff | Jul 15, 2010
New Challenges arise for Philippa Vernon-Powell, this British citizen has worked since 2002 in close collaboration with the DIF (Desarrollo Integral de la Familia)and local social services in support of education, health and overcoming underprivileged Vallarta childhoods.