ScubaDiving And Surfing In Puerto Vallarta

ScubaDiving
the best dive sites in Puerto Vallarta and its environs, are:
Los Arcos, for years the persistence of the waves was chiselling a rocky mass, to create wonderful formations. Here is practiced, especially, night dives, where the sectors known as the Wall Diving, the jaw of the Devil and the seamount El Bajo, the favourite places for adventure.
The richness and showiness the area is now an underwater park and ecological reserve. To visit from Puerto Vallarta, follow Highway 200.
Las Caletas is one of the best beaches in Mexico, with shallow areas and underwater canyons that are excellent habitat for a diverse marine fauna, typical of reefs in the Pacific. This idyllic spot was discovered by the famous film director John Huston, who used to rest in a hammock under the shade of a palm tree.
Diving in the underwater paradise is a real pleasure. So, go ahead and do it if you have an international certification, enrol in classes that are held at the beach. It is on the southern coast of Bandera’s Bay.
Marieta Islands is one of the most famous areas of the Pacific, thanks to the documentary filmed in the seventies of last century by the late Jacques Cousteau.
For the peace of the sea and the Marietas can venture to novice divers who discover an underwater landscape with caves, canyons and cliffs, besides having the chance to see colourful tropical fish, stingrays and turtles. The area is also good for snorkelling.
It lies on the northern coast of Bandera’s Bay.
El Morro is a world famous dive site, by the grandeur of their guns, cliffs, tunnels, caves and underwater arches where there are a multitude of tropical fish, turtles, dolphins and manta rays. It is located 6 miles west of the Marietta Islands.
Corbateña is an excellent dive location for exploring caves, arches and deep falls, inhabited by stingrays, turtles, sharks, dolphins and schools of tuna.
Yelapa, the transparency of its waters is necessary for snorkelling. Nearby is an old fishing village, from which you can watch dolphins and humpback whales during the winter.
It is south of Puerto Vallarta and to visit, the traveller must embark on the boats that leave every half hour on the beach in Los Muertos. The trip takes 30 minutes.
Majahuitas is the deserted beach with which we have all dreamed of. It is an area of overwhelming natural beauty, which can only be accessed by sea. With palm trees bent, white sand and calm waves, ideal for swimming, snorkelling or even surf in a kayak.
It is 20 minutes from Puerto Vallarta. To visit is to address the boats or water taxis sail from the beach at Los Muertos.

Surfing
Mexico's Pacific beaches are among the most beautiful and suitable for this sport, if you love the audacity to circumvent the waves with his board in Puerto Vallarta, you will find the best expert advice seekers and skills challenges in the world. Some of the busiest places you can find for this sport are:
Boca de Tomates. It is located 10 kilometres northwest of Puerto Vallarta, at the mouth of the river Ameca. You can reach Marina Square along the way to a side street, between the Navy and the Airport, Sea surf virgin intense due to Low River that forms the Ameca and excellent winds, making it a favourite of surfers’ beginners, advanced and windsurfers.
Golden Beach is located 4 kilometres north of Puerto Vallarta, 10 min. the downtown. With a length of 700 m or so, has fine sand and light brown palm vegetation on the bank to provide a memorable landscape. The average slope has gentle surf, perfect for beginner surfers.