The Vallarta Hotel Zone region encompasses a vibrant expanse that extends from Marina Vallarta to downtown Puerto Vallarta along the stunning coastline of Jalisco.
PUERTO VALLARTA/BANDERAS BAY REAL ESTATE REGIONS
The coastal expanse of Vallarta & Nayarit encompasses diverse regions along the stunning Banderas Bay and extends further north along Mexico’s Pacific coastline. Highly sought-after, Banderas Bay real estate stands out as some of the most coveted property in Mexico. Spanning one of the largest bays in the Americas, its coastline stretches across two states: Jalisco, housing the vibrant Puerto Vallarta, and Nayarit, hosting charming towns like Bucerias, La Cruz, Sayulita, San Pancho, alongside expansive developments like Marina Vallarta, Nuevo Vallarta, and Punta Mita.
For a comprehensive understanding of the prominent real estate locales and regions, we’ve categorized this area into nine regions and numerous sub-regions. These segments represent the most popular neighborhoods within Vallarta & Nayarit, offering diverse options for prospective buyers and investors.
The inception of Marina Vallarta stemmed from a vision to establish an elevated lifestyle on Banderas Bay, ensuring a secure haven for sailboats, yachts, and fishing vessels.
Nestled along the picturesque coastline stretching from Conchas Chinas to just beyond the Garza Blanca development, the Garza Blanca region is a hidden gem of luxury and natural beauty. This area is characterized by a mix of upscale homes and condominiums, all thoughtfully integrated into the lush jungle hillside, offering residents a unique blend of comfort and connection with the surrounding environment.
Nestled along the picturesque coastline of Mexico, the Playas Gemelas region is a hidden gem that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and modern luxury. Bordered by the Garza Blanca development to the north and extending south to the cove of Mismaloya, this region is a haven for those seeking tranquility and opulence.
Nestled high in the hills of the Sierra Madre, surrounded by a lush blanket of pine trees, lies the quaint town of El Tuito. Located approximately an hour from the bustling downtown of Puerto Vallarta, El Tuito serves as a gateway for those venturing towards the coastal communities of Tehuamixtle and Mayto.
Nestled south of Mismaloya on Carr. 200 Sur, lies the quaint fishing town of Boca de Tomatlan, affectionately known to locals as simply “Boca,” which translates to “mouth” in Spanish. This charming village serves as the principal water taxi departure point for South Shore destinations such as Quimixto, Las Animas, and Yelapa.
The Mismaloya region, located on the southern peninsula of Puerto Vallarta, is renowned for its cinematic history. It was the setting for the film “The Night of the Iguana,” directed by John Huston, which put Puerto Vallarta on the tourist map. This beautiful small bay is surrounded by mountains blanketed with tropical rainforest.
The East Vallarta region, tracing along the course of the Cuale River, encompasses a charming landscape that unfolds behind Puerto Vallarta. Here, nestled among the hillsides, lie distinct neighborhoods like La Pechuga, El Remance, and Las Canoas, each possessing its unique character.
Nestled side by side on the hills enveloping the southern boundary of Puerto Vallarta, Amapas and Conchas Chinas stand as upscale residential neighborhoods with both upper and lower sections, divided by the Carr. 200 South highway.
