The Best of the Best Market Guide From Jorge A. Guillén: Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

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Each market within the Haute Residence network is unique in its culture and offerings. Here, Jorge A. Guillén takes Haute Residence on a tour of the best of the best in the Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Market.

Best Places to Eat

El Barracuda: For fresh local seafood in a casual and laid-back setting right on the beach, El Barracuda is the place to go. Located in the popular Cinco de Diciembre area, it is a favorite for ceviche, shrimp tacos, grilled octopus, and whole fish cooked to perfection.
More information here: www.elbarracuda.com/en/

Tintoque: Locally born and raised, Chef Joel Ornelas uses his Puerto Vallarta roots to inspire his constantly evolving menu, emphasizing locally sourced ingredients and impeccable technique-driven dishes in a lovely riverside setting.
More information here: https://tintoque.com.mx/

El Puerco de Oro: In a city known for tacos, these stand out as some of the very best. It is located in the trendy Versalles neighborhood, with a small menu focused on five incredible varieties of tacos, enhanced by handmade blue corn tortillas and fresh salsas.
More information here: https://www.instagram.com/elpuercodeoro/?hl=en

Best Places to Stay

Garza Blanca: Set on the southern coastline of Puerto Vallarta just 10 minutes from Old Town, this 5-star, family-friendly, all-inclusive resort boasts 85 acres of lush tropical jungle that cascades down to a white sand beach.
More information here: https://puertovallarta.garzablancaresort.com/

Casa Velas: Consistently ranked a top all-inclusive in Mexico, this luxury adults-only resort is conveniently tucked into the upscale Marina Vallarta neighborhood, close to attractions, but an oasis within itself.
More information here: https://www.hotelcasavelas.com/

Hacienda San Angel: One of the most historic boutique hotels in Puerto Vallarta with Mexican Colonial architecture, turn-of-the-century furnishings, lush gardens, and a fine dining restaurant.
More information here: https://www.haciendasanangel.com/

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Best Things To Do

Vallarta Food Tours: Become a local in 3 hours with this top-ranked food tour company featuring authentic local cuisine and some of the best-hidden gems of the city—a variety of tours available for every taste.
More information here: https://vallartafoodtours.com/

Vallarta Botanical Gardens: A perfect day trip; explore the incredible lush biodiversity of the region in this beautiful setting, swim in the fresh and clear river, and stay for lunch at the delicious on-site restaurant featuring Mexican favorites.
More information here: https://www.vbgardens.org/

Malecon Sculpture Walking Tour: Offered every Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. and hosted by a local gallery owner, learn about the amazing public artwork along this famous 2500-foot waterfront walkway in the heart of the city. Best of all, this tour is free.
More information here: https://galeriapacifico.com/

Cacao Mágico: The perfect culinary class for those with a sweet tooth; learn about the deep, rich, and delicious cultural history of chocolate in Mexico and try one of their five different chocolate-making experiences: three unique options for adults and two fun classes for kids.
More information here: https://cacaomagico.com/

 

For more information, please contact Jorge A. Guillen at +52 322 222 6505 or jorge@tropicasa.com.

Jorge A. Guillen is one of the exclusive agents representing the Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of his listings here.

 

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