Meetings in Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit Mexico

Walk through the very spirit of Mexican culture on the oceanfront Malecon boardwalk and adventure through the adjacent streets to find artful galleries, picturesque architecture, cafes, restaurants, stores and souvenirs while savoring the spectacular views and beautiful sunsets on the azure waters of Banderas Bay.

Known as “Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish” this church was completed in 1951 and is one of the main attractions in downtown Puerto Vallarta. With an eclectic architecture it symbolizes the faith and devotion of the Mexicans. The iconic crown that finishes off the main tower has become an iconic spot and famous landmark.

This Magical Town –denomination given by the Ministry of Tourism– is a 17th-century silver-mining village set in the Sierra Madre Mountain range. Surrounded by towering pines, the historic mountain village was once a province capital founded in 1605 and one of Mexico’s greatest centers for mining silver and gold.

The Vallarta Botanical Garden was established in the tropical highlands of Jalisco. This jewel showcases the most sophisticated flora species, including orchids pollinated by a peculiar green bee, Flamboyant-trees and many local and guest bird species for naturalists delight.

Surrounded by miles of spectacular shoreline and gorgeous sandy beaches, there is an abundance of spots to lay back and let the life flow by the sea: from the surfing villages of Sayulita and San Pancho, to the authentic spirit of Mexico and its cuisine at Bucerias or Boca de Tomates, to the secluded Yelapa Beach.

Puerto Vallarta-Riviera Nayarit knows no limit when talking about exciting sports and activities. From whale watching eco-tours and visits to the zoo, to swimming with dolphins, to surfing like experts on renowned beaches and plane rides over secluded mountain villages to your amusement.

Any type of Mexican arts and crafts can be found here: silver, blown glass, pottery, sarapes, sandals and pieces from contemporary artists. The remarkable local Huichol culture captivates visitors with natural-colored yarns spun into paintings of deities and quotidian scenes as well as dramatic beaded masks and figures.

Great clubs with a friendly-spirited service all the time, each hosting a special nightlife event every night of the week. Puerto Vallarta never takes the night off and offers a great list of options to spend a glorious night of authentic entertainment at just few steps from the sea.