Where Should You Stay On Your Puerto Vallarta Vacation

Where Should You Stay On Your Next Puerto Vallarta Vacation?

Joanne SilateiHolidays, Travel Tips

Puerto Vallarta and the nearby Nuevo Vallarta have something for travelers of every age, interest, and budget. One of the first things you must consider is where to stay during your Mexican getaway. Here’s what to consider when deciding where to stay. Resorts And All-Inclusives The great thing about all-inclusives is that you don’t have to do much in terms …

Gay Pride Puerto Vallarta 2018

Gay Pride Puerto Vallarta —What You Need To Know!

Joanne SilateiBest of Vallarta, Holidays, Mexican Holidays, Things to Do in Vallarta

It’s exciting enough booking your tickets to an international Pride but even more exciting this year as Gay Pride Puerto Vallarta  falls during Restaurant Week . A city put on the map by Elizabeth Taylor herself after filming the 1964 movie Night of the Iguana, PV has much to offer. Here’s what you need to know! Where To Stay? It’s …

The Best Chile Relleno In Puerto Vallarta

Celebrate Mexican Independence in Puerto Vallarta

paulHolidays, Mexican Holidays

September 16th, Mexican Independence Day, is a day of celebration, cultural pride and overall revelry.  The celebration officially kicks off a bit before midnight on September 15th with the grito, or cry, ushering in the festivities.  Meant to symbolize the moment in 1810 that Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a Catholic priest, declared independence from Spain in Dolores, Guanajuato (now Dolores de Hidalgo), the grito is now reenacted by …

Cuatro de Julio

Fourth of July in Puerto Vallarta!

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Don’t get us wrong, we here at Vallarta Food Tours are absolutely head over heels with Mexico and her exquisite cuisine (none better, if you ask us!), but when American Independence Day rolls around our taste buds start hankering for something a bit more “red, white and blue”. In the United States, July 4th marks not only the country’s hard-fought …

Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo in Vallarta

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In the minds of many non-Mexicans, Cinco de Mayo (5th of May) signals a day to bust out the sombreros, head out to your local Mexican joint and enjoy some “adult beverages”, namely tequila and cerveza.  Why not? Celebrating Mexican Independence is important and signals to this warm country that they respect and honor their sovereignty.  One small problem… Cinco …