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  The Riviera Nayarit is known for an extensive coastline that stretches over 307 km, dotted with luxurious developments like Nuevo Vallarta and Punta de Mita, or the emerging Compostela Coast, where tradition shares space with glamorous hotels. However, there is another coast just farther north that is also part of this tourist destination, encompassing the municipalities of San Blas, Santiago Ixcuintla, and Tecuala. During the 70s this area was known as the “Gold Coast” and developed thanks to extensive tobacco plantations that generated great wealth and defined an era, although it has steadily declined over the years. Historical relics coexist in this area with the pristine nature and authentic cuisine; it is ideal for those seeking a peaceful getaway, without the crowds typical of the most popular tourist destinations.   Here’s a look at the towns located on the North Coast of the Riviera Nayarit:   BOCA DE CHILA This micro-destination since is a mangrove area t

We know you’re more than ready to go on vacation and disconnect from the routine of the last few months, which is why we want to share a few options to help you discover Costa Bahía de Banderas in just three days (in other words, a weekend!) Are you ready to roam in paradise? Keep reading! No matter where you come from, when you arrive in the Riviera Nayarit you can begin your adventure in any order. All we recommend is that you plan out your route for practical purposes. Nuevo Vallarta We recommend staying in one of the hotels in Nuevo Vallarta—there are plenty of options for every budget. For example, there’s the Marival Emotions, Grand Velas, Reflect, Villa La Estancia, Occidental, Paradise Village, Hard Rock, among others. You’ll also find an ample and very delicious culinary offer in Nuevo Vallarta, making your first day of relaxation here simply fabulous. Bucerías After taking it easy on your first day you’ll be ready to venture out to the most chill and laid-ba

There’s no doubt the beaches at Mexico’s Pacific Treasure are the loveliest in the country: some are pretty busy; others, not so much. Don’t miss a chance to visit some of the Riviera Nayarit’s most idyllic spots. Chacala Beach This certified clean beach is in Chacala, one of the Riviera Nayarit’s 23 micro-destination. It’s one of our most beautiful beaches: its peculiar color and excellent swimming conditions have made this slice of paradise one of the most popular spots for a family day by the seashore. La Lancha (Punta de Mita) A surfer’s paradise, La Lancha has long been a favorite with local wave riders for its extensive beach and mixed waves. Its crystal-clear water welcomes families and friends every day of the week. La Lancha is just a few minutes from the town of Punta de Mita: hop on public transportation or drive by private car via the road to Punta de Mita. Los Muertos (Sayulita) Sayulita doesn’t just offer color, culture, surf, and good

    The Riviera Nayarit is and always will be a destination offering a great variety of cultural, sports and artistic events. This year the destination celebrates its 10th anniversary and in order to kick off the party we’d like to share with you a chronological list of the Top 10 Events of 2017: XIII International San Blas Festival of Migratory Birds (January 29 to February 5):  San Blas is celebrating this festival with workshops, conferences, and observation routes. 4th Festival Sayulita (February 1-5):  The hottest party of the year is in the Riviera Nayarit’s Surfing Capital: Concert, Movies, Drinks and a celebration of life! 7th Open Water Swim Tournament: This sporting event takes place at La Cruz de Huanacaxtle and it’s been recently admitted into the Global Swim Series.  Wind Festival (May 19-21):  Bucerías, the Wind Capital of the Riviera Nayarit, is celebrating its top sports competition with this event, considered one of the t