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Page 4 of 5 1 2 3 4 5  Yelapa: At the southern end of Banderas Bay, close to Cabo Corrientes, lies a small cove where the village of Yelapa, built within the foothills of the Sierra Madre Occidental, exerts its magic over those who visit it.  Walking Tours: Taking in the sights on foot is a great way to see some of the marvelous things Puerto Vallarta has to offer, from historical buildings to new night clubs, cigars to sculptures.
 Visit Talpa and Mascota: On the same tour, visit both the restful agricultural town of Mascota – its bright red rooftops contrasting with the myriad greens of its surroundings – and nearby Talpa de Allende.
 Wondering How to Keep Busy?: Knowing what we do about all the activities that are available to indulge in, it only seems fair that we give you a sampling of our favorites.
 Take a Sunset Cruise: With Puerto Vallarta and the mountains looking particularly attractive from the water, and no two sunsets the same, dinner cruises that set out before the sun casts its glow are especially popular.
 Sail Banderas Bay: Boasting ideal weather conditions most of the year with few craft on it, sailing doesn’t get much better than on Banderas Bay.
 San Sebastian: A World Away in 15 Minutes: Until recently, I hadn’t had the pleasure of knowing this neat, former silver-mining town in the mountains that’s as pretty and peaceful as I’d imagined real traditional Mexico could be.
 Dive Right In! The Water's Fine: There are some experiences that are like no others, and diving is one of them. Although it had been described to me as being similar to dreams of flying, I still found myself surprised by the intensity of the actual experience.
 Humpback Whales Breach In The Bay: One of the greatest thrills you can experience inside Banderas Bay is watching the play of the humpback whales that return every year to mate and give birth.
 Discover the World of the Huichol Indians: One hour away, a remote mountain village in the high reaches of the Sierra Madre is home to what is perhaps the last tribe in North America living as it did in pre-Columbian times.
 City and Tropical Tours: Orient yourself to get the most out of your vacation, air-conditioned bus tours giving you not only an overview of Puerto Vallarta’s historic heart
 Day Cruises: Head out for a day of beach activities at a wide variety of pretty and peaceful spots near Puerto Vallarta.
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