The following are a number of the diferent locations where our boutique villas are situated. Puerto Vallarta is rich and diverse with a wide variety of settings to choose from. Choose to be right in town close to restaurants, shops, galleries and nightclubs, or on the hillside behind Vallarta with town and bay views, but within walking distance of downtown. Or perhaps you want to be somewhere more secluded, to the south or north of town, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. There really is something for everyone in Costa Vallarta!
| Conchas Chinas
Considered the Beverley Hills of Vallarta, this upscale residential neighborhood has both upper and lower sections, sprawling villas and condos on the mountain offering breathtaking bird´s eye views and the grand Old Vallarta-style homes south of the highway right on the beach or with direct access to it. |
| El Centro
The heart and soul of Puerto Vallarta, this is where the action is, a sensory and cultural feast never to be forgotten. Eclectic and bohemian in feel with world-class offerings, its dining and art scenes are extraordinary, the nightlife abundant, no visit here complete without a stroll and people-watching session on the popular oceanfront Malecon. |
| Mismaloya
Best known as the setting for the movie that put Puerto Vallarta on the tourist map, director John Huston´s "The Night of the Iguana," this is a beautiful small bay framed by tropical rainforest-blanketed mountains. |
| Punta de Mita
This dramatically pretty peninsula with absolutely exquisite beaches and sweeping views of both the bay and open water has always been a popular weekend escape from Puerto Vallarta. |
| Sayulita
Much more low key than Vallarta, the shoreline of this picturesque fishing village is dotted with coves and beaches popular with day trippers from PV and surfers from around the world who converge here to ride the gentle breakers to shore — lessons and board rentals available. |
| Sierra del Mar
The South Shore is where the Sierra Madre Mountains meet the shores of the Banderas Bay. It is an area full of coves, small bays, rivers, and secluded, remote beaches accessible only by boat. |
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