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Sea Turtle nesting season begins in Puerto Vallarta
Authorities and associations come together to protect the sea turtle and its habitat.
Los Horcones River, a wonderful and quiet place in the Cabo Corrientes area
There is a wonderful and quiet place hidden in the area of Cabo Corrientes and Boca de Tomatlán, it is the Río de los Horcones. Considered the cleanest river in Jalisco, it is a vital artery for the ecosystem and a meeting point to disconnect.
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Estero El Salado, Puerto Vallarta's biodiversity
19 years ago, the El Salado estuary was declared a Protected Natural Area (ANP). The value it has for the ecological balance of the region is incalculable. The estuary is essential for its great biodiversity. (more…)
Isla del Coral: an almost deserted paradise for you in Riviera Nayarit
White sand beaches, native fauna and flora, and family activities to experience the new normal in Riviera Nayarit.
When the COVID-19 contingency ends, the most beautiful bay will be waiting for you.
Biodiversity, the main quality of our paradise
The combination of multiple forms of life in Banderas Bay makes living beings from other latitudes here rejoice... (more…)
Riviera Nayarit is committed to sustainable tourism
The Mexican Pacific Treasury is a pioneer in the region in national and international certifications, through leading programs in the travel and tourism industry.
The healing power of the sun in Bahía de Banderas
Our bay is privileged to have sun most of the year. The sun is natural medicine that requires the body and emotions to have balance. That is why almost instinctively, travelers prefer to go to places where the sun is abundant. (more…)
Cajón de Peñas: A natural paradise to recreate the soul
To talk about Cajón de Peñas is to mention its natural wealth, its abundance of water and its biological diversity. A place that recreates your interior and strengthens your spirit.
The charismatic “stupid bird”, an icon of the Riviera Nayarit
The Blue-footed Booby or Alcatraz camanay, with its showy turquoise blue legs, is one of the main attractions for bird watchers who visit the Marietas Islands National Park and the Isabel Island National Park.
The sea, the perfect antidote to maintain health