Steve & Sara's Guidebook

Nayarit is very Uber friendly, Jalisco however is not when traveling back from that area into Nayarit

Local travel buses, very economical and easy to use. Either you go towards Puerto Vallarta to its furthest end (Sheraton) or the opposite way into Nayarit into the Hotel Zone of Nuevo Vallarta before looping back.

This is where it all began, Puerto Vallarta over 100years ago. Must see the church and arches of PV on the furthest end of the boardwalk (Malecón) Great food, dining, shopping, bars and nightlife.

Carry pesos, best exchange is always the banks atm’s... avoid the exchange houses, not the best exchange at all ever. Make sure to tip where you go, 10-15% is the norm, and the waiters deserve every penny for their constant friendly service.

Being it that it is a very tropical area, bugs are the norm around here. Make sure to always pack a bottle of OFF big spray, or any other repellent for a pleasant stroll without bother.

Very kid friendly city, just make sure to NEVER leave unattended.

When asked to push the button in customs, make sure if you need to declare anything, do it before pushing the button for hassle free entry.