A charming coastal town with a long golden-sand beach and a very active local and international community.

Who is it for?

Many Canadians and Americans live here year-round or spend the winter. It's also popular with young families and Mexican retirees looking for a calmer atmosphere than Puerto Vallarta with enough services, and with small-lodging investors.

Property types

Single-family homes on the inner streets, both traditional and modern, and low-rise boutique condos on the beach or with ocean views. There are also lots on the outskirts where private residences are being built.

Lifestyle

Relaxed and community-minded. A crafts market, central plaza, walkable streets and a beach that's ideal for kitesurfing, paddleboarding or watching the sunset. International and seafood restaurants on the beach, with quiet evenings.

Market and trends

It has become one of the most important towns on the bay and its values have grown, although it still offers more accessible prices than other areas, especially away from the beachfront.

Area advantages

A small-town feel with supermarkets, banks and restaurants. It sits between Nuevo Vallarta and Punta de Mita: in minutes you reach golf courses, the La Cruz marina or Puerto Vallarta.

Market information is general and for reference only; it is not a guarantee of appreciation, rental income or returns. Before deciding, we review current data on the property and the area with you. Legal and tax matters should be confirmed with a notary, attorney or accountant.