Destination Spotlight: Muy Romantico, Mexico - Puerto Vallarta
There is certain sense of romance one experiences when crossing the border. To explore colorful culture, taste savory cuisine, and soak in the sun are all reasons to visit Mexico. But the romance comes from the people’s way of life and its ‘manana mantra.’ Whether you find it at the fiestas or on a secluded vista, Mexico vacations can be spicier than salsa verde.
It was a famous and fiery romance that transformed the sleepy pacific fishing village of Puerto Vallarta to a desired international destination. A passionate chapter of the Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor love affair ignited the town during the filming the movie "The Night of the Iguana,” in 1963. Afterwards, their decision to live in Mexico kept the coastal treasure on the map.
When your flight to Puerto Vallarta (PVR) lands, you'll be in a newer, modern version of the city -- a stark contrast from the 1960s village portrayed in the movie. But one thing that hasn’t changed is the ability to get lost in the town’s romantic charm.
Situated along a 28-mile curve, the picturesque bay provides plenty beautiful beaches for all to enjoy. The town center continues to keep its colonial-era charisma while the oceanfront Malecon Promenade serves as an outdoor art gallery of sculptures. There the iconic Seahorse sculpture battles the baroque crown of ‘Our Lady of Guadalupe’ as the top photographed landmark.
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