Puerto Vallarta Travel Guide
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People often ask why I live in Mexico. I always feel put on the spot when they do because I don’t really have a satisfactory answer. I can’t say, “I live in Mexico because I do.” That doesn’t really explain it well.
After giving it some thought, I would say I like living in Mexico because [...]
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–This is the third post of many highlighting our recent road trip to
Mascota and Talpa, Jalisco taken with a group of long-time friends. The
first of the two towns we visited was Mascota which is about sixty five
miles inland from the Puerto Vallarta Airport. Mascota makes a great side trip from Puerto Vallarta–
Most of the homes [...]
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Mexican Discount Airlines
I came across an article in the San Francisco Chronicle that gives a great overview of Mexico’s budget airlines and where you can go flying with them. The list of airlines is complete. Two airlines I have never even heard of and I’m always looking for less expensive ways to travel.
Here is an [...]
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-This is the second post of many highlighting our recent road trip to Mascota and Talpa, Jalisco taken with a group of long-time friends. The first of the two towns we visited was Mascota which is about sixty five miles inland from the Puerto Vallarta Airport.-
After we checked into our hotel in Mascota, the first [...]
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This is the first post of many highlighting our recent road trip to Mascota and Talpa, Jalisco taken with a group of long-time friends. The first of the two towns we visited was Mascota which is about sixty five miles inland from the Puerto Vallarta Airport. Driving time from Puerto Vallarta is about 2:10 due [...]
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Travelling From Puerto Vallarta
Using Puerto Vallarta as a starting point for travel in Mexico is no longer as expensive as it used to be. Many discount airlines have begun operating over the last few years.
Four popular discount airlines are:Interjet – Hub city: Toluca (just outside Mexico City)Volaris – Hub city: Toluca (just outside Mexico City)Viva [...]
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