The Malecon is a historic boardwalk in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, stretching along the waterfront of Banderas Bay. It was initially built in the 1930s to protect the city from hurricanes and has since become a popular tourist destination.
Visitors can easily reach the Malecon by walking from most hotels in the downtown area. Taxis and public transportation are also available for those staying further away.
– The iconic arches
– Los Muertos Beach
– La Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
– Art galleries
– Street performers
– Local vendors selling handmade crafts
Admission to the Malecon is free of charge. However, some attractions may have separate entrance fees.
– Wear comfortable shoes for walking along the boardwalk.
– Visit in the evening to see stunning sunsets over the bay.
– Be cautious of traffic when crossing the street.
– Try local street food from vendors for a taste of authentic Mexican cuisine.
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