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Vallarta Palace - Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico?

My husband and I are going to Mexico in a few weeks. We are staying at the Vallarta Palace in Nuevo Vallarta. Has anyone stayed there? What should we know about the hotel and the area? Any suggestions on fun things to do? Anything else we should know before we go?

You may want to read the Banderas News website (http://www.banderasnews.com/index.htm) which provides information about the PV area. You may want to take an afternoon/evening and walk the malecon (a sea wall that runs a few miles along the beach front of old Puerto Vallarata). From the maleon, you can venture into the nearby restaurants and shops plus the countless beaches. Have fun!!!

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