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Moon Puerto Vallarta: Including the Nayarit and Jalisco Coasts (Moon Handbooks)

Moon Puerto Vallarta: Including the Nayarit and Jalisco Coasts (Moon Handbooks)Authors: Bruce Whipperman, Robin Noelle
Publisher: Avalon Travel Publishing
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Edition: Eighth Edition
Pages: 376
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Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.4 x 0.7

ISBN: 1598802496
Dewey Decimal Number: 917
EAN: 9781598802498
ASIN: 1598802496

Publication Date: November 10, 2009
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Seasoned travel writers Bruce Whipperman and Robin Noelle know the best ways to experience Puerto Vallarta—from dining at new restaurants in De Santos and Xitomate to snorkeling in the Bay of Matanchén. Packed with expert advice on dining, transportation, and accommodations, Moon Puerto Vallarta has options for a range of travel budgets. Including tips on the best beaches and where to shop for Huichol crafts, Moon Puerto Vallarta gives travelers the tools they need to create a more personal and memorable experience.



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4 out of 5 stars Great info!   February 25, 2010
Candi In So Cal
I disagree with the two reviews I just read. I recently got my Moon Guide to Puerto Vallarta and I find the info very intriguing. There are lists of hotels by cost and plenty of info on what to do in the city. Night life and day time too. And a listing by cost for that too. The suggestions of things to do in and outside the city are quite varied and sound great for someone who doesn't want just the usual touristy stuff. I can't wait to make use of this guide the next time I take a trip with friends!


3 out of 5 stars Better than nothing?   December 19, 2008
Have Spoon Will Travel (Berkeley, CA, U.S.)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful

As an on-the-road guide, this guide came up short. It was full of the sort of information I didn't need, and never seemed to quite deliver on the information I was seeking. It's ostensibly a guidebook about Puerto Vallarta, but most of the information was about trips to take beyond the city. That could be the nature of the city itself (most people use it as a jumping-off point for jungle, snorkeling, sailing, etc. day trips), but after looking through the guide repeatedly in an effort to figure out what sort of things we could do after we were done strolling the highly touted but numbingly touristy Isla Cuale and walking up and down the Malecon day after day, I wasn't able to find much in this guide.

I got this guide because we were also headed up the Riviera Nayarit to go to Sayulita. The restaurant recommendations were pretty weak and missed some of the best spots in town.

So was it worth its packing weight? Maybe for someone who plans to find accommodations on-the-fly, and who doesn't want to do any research before going. But in the end, not for me.



3 out of 5 stars Good, but Very Basic   March 26, 2009
Linda (Sonora, CA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful

Moon's Puerto Vallarta guide had some good listings yet it still lacks the organization and descriptions that its counterpart the Foders series plants within it's guide to Puerto Vallarta. Within the Moon Guide the reader must search through the text or use the index to find what section to look in for a specific hotel or restaurant because everything is crammed together and not organized into sections such as hotels, restaurants, ect. The good side to this guide is that once you find what you were looking for the details are very realistic and true to pricing and other facts. Personally I would choose Foders guide over this one, but if it was the only one available or used as a companion it would have to be purchased.

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