Stretching from San Blas in the north, down through the Bay of Banderas and Puerto Vallarta, to Careyes on the Costalegre in the south lies a coast line famous for pristine beaches, stunning cliffs, secluded coves and verdant jungle landscape placed before the Sierra Madre Range. This is the heart of Mexico's Pacific Gold Coast or Mexican Riviera. We call it simply - The Costa Riviera.
The Vallarta Multiple Listing Service (MLS) categorizes properties along the coast (from north to south) into following geographic areas:
Quaint coastal towns from San Blas south to San Pancho and Sayulita.
Home to the up scale neighborhoods of Punta De Mita, Litibu, Costa Banderas and Destiladeras Beach - complete with Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman golf courses.
Small fishing towns representing authentic Mexican charm.
Known for long, wide unobstructed beaches gently sloping far out into the bay.
Casas and condos clustered around a yacht marina, golf course and a fine selection of restaurants.
Casas and Condos on the beach with gorgeous sunsets. Close to Puerto Vallarta restaurants and night life.
Amapas - Typically modern architecture and new. Conchas Chinas - Traditional Mexican architecture with an old Mediterranean feel. Both rise into the Sierra Madre foothills with grand ocean views backing into lush tropical settings.
Elegant, rugged coast over looking the famed Los Arcos rock formation. An eclectic collection of properties ranging from the premier developments of Sierra del Mar and The Garza Blanca Preserve to remote and rustic properties in Mismaloya and Yelapa.
The Costalegre stretches 80 miles south from the Bay of Banderas. Decreed an ecological tourist corridor, coastal properties range from romantic, isolated hideaways amid fishing villages to luxury villas in the natural beauty of Careyes.