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Posts from ‘August, 2009’

Puerto Vallarta prefabricated Jungle Eco-Retreats

Prefabricated Shelters Offer a Jungle Eco-Retreat Based on a modular design, the houses were prefabricated in Puerto Vallarta and then brought by boat to the site. Once on the site, constructing the houses required no moving of soil or excavating as the houses were designed to be lofted on V-shaped stands planted into the ground.

Puerto Vallarta Obsidian Artifacts

The Last of the Obsidian Artifacts in Puerto Vallarta More than 30 years ago during one of our first visits to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, while browsing through a small souvenir shop, we noticed a handful of small black objects high on a back corner shelf. They were covered with dust and obviously hadn’t been touched [...]

Living in Puerto Vallarta

Boomers in Puerto Vallarta Krystal started as a yoga teacher at a hotel in the northern hotel zone doing classes on the beach and then expanded her capabilities of include massage therapy. “There were maybe two other people in all of Vallarta who were doing massage therapy back in the mid-1990s. I opened my business, [...]

Retirement options in Mexico and Puerto Vallarta

Retirement on the Mexican Riviera | Best Syndication Puerto Vallarta is situated on the shoreline of the 25 mile diameter Banderas Bay which is surrounded by the Sierra Madre Mountains. There are approximately 35 miles of coastal land, much of which has very scenic adjacent hillside property that has been privatized for foreign purchase. Retirement [...]

Healthy food in Puerto Vallarta Mexico

Finding healthy food in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Living in Phoenix means it’s an easy, 2-hour flight to one of the greatest cities in the world for delicious, healthy food, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The fruits and vegetables taste like they were hand picked at dawn, and often that is the case. The seafood is right out [...]

WestJet adds flights to Puerto Vallarta Mexico

WestJet adds flights to Puerto Vallarta With the country in recession, and major airlines like Air Canada cutting flights and some jobs, WestJet seems to be flying through the economic storm with little to no turbulence.Robert Palmer, the public-relations manager for WestJet, said some mid-week, low-capacity “fringe” flights have been dropped in Canada, but Abbotsford [...]

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