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Vallarta Beach Condominium Rental
A1 Rentals at Plaza Mar
YOU CAN COUNT ON IT:
The weather in Puerto Vallarta Mexico is nearly ALWAYS perfect!
Puerto Vallarta is one of the world's premier vacation destinations, renowned for its genuine traditional ambience situated on a huge bay of beautiful sandy beaches.
Vallarta isn't a developed resort where it's easy to forget you're in a different country this is REAL Mexico, complete with cobblestone streets, colonial architecture, beautiful weather, and friendly smiles.
Travel & Leisure magazine voted this region as having the best beaches in Latin America, and according to Condé Nast Magazine, Puerto Vallarta Mexico is the "World's Friendliest International City".
With its traditional Mexican architecture and gold-sand beaches bordered by jungle-covered mountains, Puerto Vallarta is one of the loveliest spots on the globe. Vallarta maintains a small-town charm despite boasting lodging ranging from small and quaint hotels and rentals to sophisticated resorts, great restaurants, a thriving arts community, active nightlife, and a growing variety of eco-tourism attractions.
The city combines original ethnic culture with today's resort amenities, reflected in an assortment of stimulating activities and convenient accommodations. Wedding parties, couples, and families come to this tourism hub to enjoy Puerto Vallarta's diverse vacation choices. Puerto Vallarta's geographical diversity is represented in its mountains, jungles, rivers, and waterfalls. And the weather is always GREAT!
As Puerto Vallarta's popularity has grown, so has the region. Luckily it hasn't gotten crowded, since we're situated on Banderas Bay (Bay of Flags'), one of the Pacific Ocean's largest natural bays. Thus, "Vallarta" now comprises the entire coast of the bay (spanning parts of two states) from Punta Mita at the Northern tip to Mismaloya and beyond to the south of the city of Puerto Vallarta.
HI |
LO |
Rain? |
|
JANUARY |
88 |
70 |
One
or two rain showers not uncommon |
FEBRUARY |
88 |
70 |
One
or two rain showers not uncommon |
MARCH |
88 |
70 |
Rain
rare, but not unheard of |
APRIL |
89 |
72 |
Rain
rare in Puerto Vallarta |
MAY |
90 |
74 |
Possible
'reminder' that rainy season is coming |
JUNE |
90 |
76 |
Likely
'reminder' that rainy season is coming |
JULY |
91 |
76 |
Rainy
season begins...or not...depending on the year |
AUGUST |
91 |
76 |
If
it isn't raining by now, we wonder if there will be water to drink
next year |
SEPTEMBER |
90 |
76 |
RAIN!
Big, loud, incredibly-beautiful thunderstorms! |
OCTOBER |
90 |
75 |
Rainy
season winding down...or not...depending on the year. |
NOVEMBER |
90 |
74 |
Possible
'reminder' that Mother nature rains when she wants |
DECEMBER |
89 |
71 |
Rain
not likely, but again...(see November, above) |
"The Puerto Vallarta Rainy Season"
"The Rainy Season" starts
sometime in June or July, and generally lasts for 3-4 months. Rainy
Season means hot (but humid), beautiful days until mid-afternoon, when
you'll notice clouds gathering their strength to break across the mountain
ridges.
When they do, you'll experience an incredible display of lightning and
thunder and a deluge that may last anywhere from 1/2-hour to a couple
hours. The rain cools the air and rinses the dust from the streets, and
the clouds usually clear away for a beautiful moon-lit night.
During Rainy Season, these displays are a regular occurance...at least
once every two- or three-days, and not uncommonly nearly every day for
a couple weeks at a time. 'Locals' and regular visitors regulate their
days accordingly, wisely planning to be taking a siesta (nap), or safely
covered in their favorite establishment with a frosty margarita to enjoy
the show! Hurricanes: The huge Banderas
Bay ('Bay of Flags') is considered Puerto Vallarta's natural protection
against hurricanes, but doesn't make us immune to them. The first
hurricane in over 50 years side-swiped Vallarta in October of 1991,
and while the 2-hour wind-storm caused only relatively minor damage,
the following surge waves washed out many a beach restaurant, a few
hotel lobbies, and parts of the Malecòn. The weather was beautiful
the next day, all was put back together again very quickly and better
than before, and Puerto Vallarta won't be worrying about another hurricane
for another few decades.
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