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Adventure Guide Puerto Vallarta & Vicinity (Adventure Guides Series) (Adventure Guides Series) (Adventure ...

2 reviews
Vivien Lougheed

Hunter Publishing (NJ), 2007

Excellent
Used this on our vacation. Saved tons of time and money but doing some reading ahead of time. Don't leave home without it.

Fodor's Puerto Vallarta 2008: With Guadalajara, San Blas, and Inland Mountain Towns (Fodor's Gold Guides)
Jane Onstott

Fodor's, 2007

One of Mexico's most exciting destinations is one of Fodor's most exciting new books. Puerto Vallarta has everything you could want in a relaxing south-of-the-border vacation: beaches, world-class restaurants, luxurious resorts, and fabulous shopping. Fodor's Puerto Vallarta 2008 has everything you could want in a guidebook: ? In-depth coverage of restaurants, hotels, shops, outdoor activities, and nightlife ? Hotel charts help readers find ...

Fodor's Puerto Vallarta 2009: With Guadalajara, San Blas, and Inland Mountain Towns (Fodor's Gold Guides)
Fodor's

Fodor's, 2008

Fodor?s. For Choice Travel Experiences. Fodor?s helps you unleash the possibilities of travel by providing the insightful tools you need to experience the trips you want. Although you?re at the helm, Fodor?s offers the assurance of our expertise, the guarantee of selectivity, and the choice details that truly define a destination. It?s like having a friend in Puerto Vallarta! ?Updated annually, Fodor?s Puerto Vallarta provides the most ...

The Magic of Puerto Vallarta

4 reviews
Marilu Suarez-Murias

Editorial Mardeki, 1996

The best way to visit Puerto Vallarta without actually going
Few books have ever captured the essence of a place so perfectly as Marilu Suarez' "Magic of Puerto Vallarta". The stunning photographs truly relate the "magic" of daily life here, and the text is well-researched, informative and extremely readable -- inticing you to turn page after page... As the co-author of Frommer's Mexico, and long-time resident of Puerto Vallarta, I highly recommend ...

Puerto Vallarta & Pacific Mexico (Regional Guide)

3 reviews
Michael Read

Lonely Planet, 2006

Great little book
A bit of a misnomer - the book actually covers Mazatlan to Tehuantepec (Oaxaca) intensively in a compact book Finally getting info on true budget hotels omitted from the Mexico book along with more indepth general coverage Generally I have avoided PV and Zihua since I thought budget accomodations had dried up - now I am thinking of checking airfares I am thinking LP should do more of ...

Puerto Vallarta Squeeze

17 reviews
Robert James Waller

Grand Central Publishing, 1995

~A journalist, a hitman and a beautiful senorita~
I found this little book a pleasant surprise. Robert James Waller is difinitely a romantic kinda guy in more ways than one. His characters are so carefully crafted that one is sure they know someone just like them. The journalist, Danny is an American taking it easy for a while in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Living off his residuals enjoying the good live, he becomes involved with a ...

Frommer's Portable Puerto Vallarta, Manzanillo & Guadalajara (Frommer's Portable)

4 reviews
David Baird, Lynne Bairstow

Frommers, 2007

Frommer's Portable Puerto Vallarta
I enjoyed this guide book. It's not super comprehensive, but then it's not meant to be. The small size enabled me to slip into my pocket and carry it with me. It had enough information to guide me around Puerto Vallarta, and we tried several of the restaurants that it recommended with good results - the La Palapa restaurant was superb! I loved that place - slightly expensive, but worth it. A ...

Fodor's Puerto Vallarta 2007: With Excursions to Guadalajara, San Blas, and Inland Mountain Towns (Fodor's ...

3 reviews
Jane Onstott

Fodor's, 2006

Fodor's Puerto Vallarta 2007
I thought this book was excellent. Also bought Lonely Planet. Lonely plant covered more area (Manzanillo, Mazatlan, etc.) but, if your destination is Puerto Vallarta, then the Fodor's book focuses more on what you bought the book for (Puerto Vallarta!)

Hidden Puerto Vallarta: Including the Bahia de Banderas and Sierra Madre Mountains (Hidden Travel)

1 review
Richard Harris

Ulysses Press, 2006

Some good info, lots of mistakes
Overall the guide is only marginally usefull. It does contain a few usefull tips about what one might do off the beaten path. There is something troubling about the book though. There a number of mistakes in the book that could only be made by someone pretending to have done things like riding city buses or searching out local fare without actually having done those things. At one point the ...

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

Avalon Travel Publishing, 2007

Mexico enthusiast and veteran travel writer Bruce Whipperman knows the best way to experience Puerto Vallarta, from dining at new restaurants in De Santos and Xitomate to snorkeling in the Bay of Matanchén. Whipperman includes unique trip ideas like Eight Hours in Puerto Vallarta (a walking tour ideal for cruise travelers) and Five-Day Best of Puerto Vallarta. Packed with information on dining, transportation, and accommodations, Moon Puerto ...

Moon Handbooks Puerto Vallarta: Including Guadalajara And Lake Chapala (Moon Handbooks : Puerto Vallarta)

5 reviews
Bruce Whipperman

Avalon Travel Publishing, 2005

Moon Travel Books the reference standard
Every Moon Travel book I have purchased has been far and away the best travel book for the region. Anyone who has traveled in Mexico knows that restaurants and hotels change a lot in one year. The fifth edition of this book, copyrite Nov 2003 is as good as it gets. I also had the Frommers and AAA guide with me for 8 days of driving in and around Puerto Vallarta and the only book I needed was ...

Puerto Vallarta on 49 Brain Cells a Day

1 review

Producciones Viva, 2001

Old Engineer
This fellow moved to Mexico 20 years ago and must have gradually worked up a bunch of funny stories he told his visitors. Apparently failing to get his novel published he got the idea that he should write the stories. I was not able to stop reading this book. Unfortunately the range of used prices for it today is appalling. I bought it at our library.

Puerto Vallarta Mexico (Ulysses Travel Guide Puerto Vallarta)
Richard Bizier, Roch Nadeau

Ulysses Travel Guides, 1996

Frommer's Portable Puerto Vallarta, Manzanillo & Guadalajara

3 reviews
David Baird, Lynne Bairstow

Frommer's, 2001

Frommer's Mexico books are the best!
I've used the big Frommer's Mexico book countless times, but this small book is a must for anyone going to the Pacific Coast. The author hails from Puerto Vallarta, and her love for the town shows. Her dining reviews are great, and took me to some great "finds." My only suggestion would be more hotel reviews! Great job overall.

PUERTO VALLARTA SQUEEZE
Robert James Waller

Warner Books, 1995

Moon Handbooks: Puerto Vallarta 4 Ed: Including 300 Miles of Coastal Coverage and Sidetrips to Guadelajara ...

1 review
Bruce Whipperman

Avalon Travel Publishing, 2001

Great Seller
Book was slightly used, but still in good shape. It was nice it was used because the stuff I needed to review was already highlighted.

Puerto Vallarta Map

5 reviews
Jerry Norberg

Jerry Norberg, 2004

Well suited to a relaxing vacation
This map encourages you to leave your car rentals and lap tops behind and walk the charming old town of Puerto Vallarta. I found this map easy to read and full of useful references to hotels, restaurants, banks, etc.. Exactly what I expected with a price that fits.

Puerto Vallarta City Map by Guia Roji

1 review
Guia Roji

Guia Roji, 2005

Puerto Vallarta City Map by Guia Roji- JUNK
Worthless Map- Was a waste of $10.00.Got a good one at Puerto Vallarta airport for 99 cents.

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