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Is Cancun or Puerto Vallarta more fun?

I can safely tell you that Cancun and Puerto Vallarta both have plenty to offer when it comes to nightlife and food. But Puerto Vallarta is more popular when it comes to those, so if your trip is centered around nightlife and partying, it's your best bet.



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If you're looking for a beach vacation that combines stunning natural beauty with plenty of activities, traveling to Puerto Vallarta is a great decision. Located on Mexico's Pacific coast, this vibrant city offers something for everyone with its stunning beaches, lively bars and restaurants, and exciting nightlife.

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Puerto Vallarta also boasts some of the best restaurants in the country, featuring delicious traditional Mexican cuisine as well as international fare. The city's vibrant nightlife includes some of Latin America's best clubs, fiestas, and music festivals. The area's natural beauty is unparalleled.

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Five to eight days is a great length for a Mexico trip with stops in Puerto Vallarta. You can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region like Guadalajara, Mexico City, or Sayulita with more time.

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If you want a hot tropical climate, head to Cancun. If not, make Puerto Vallarta your holiday haven. We've found PV in winter to be less humid than Cancun, so it feels milder.

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Puerto Vallarta is more than just a beach vacation. It's a vibrant, stunning juxtaposition of golden beaches, green jungles, meandering mountains, and intriguing culture.

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Puerto Vallarta is located on beautiful Banderas Bay where the waters are calmer than the Pacific Ocean. The bay and beaches are perfect for swimming, scuba diving, snorkeling, and kayaking. Summers have less wave action and the water is clearer.

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In Puerto Vallarta, the rainy season falls between June and mid-October and sometimes extends into November. The risk of hurricane strikes is usually highest in August and September, and there are some parts of Mexico that get hit more often than others.

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