Thanks. I'd already figured that out and rejected that idea. If price is more-or-less a wash we'll prolly go for the private transfer.if your wife is mobility challenged, be advised that crossing the street to take the off-site taxi requires walking up a long flight of stairs, crossing ABOVE the street and then down the stairs.
FWIW - it's not stairs, but a ramp.if your wife is mobility challenged, be advised that crossing the street to take the off-site taxi requires walking up a long flight of stairs, crossing ABOVE the street and then down the stairs.
Certainly not for the physically challenged. But the ramps do make it easier with luggage.Then it has changed, I think...I always remember it being stairs, at least on the other side. Either way, it would not be an easy trek for someone who is challenged.
Six dollars? I might try it depending on how much luggage I have.
When we exchanged to the Grand Mayan in the Cancun area a few years ago, we got free pickup and we were exchangers. Our son and daughter with respective families, also got free transportation and they were not even on the reservation. It seems like if they do it for Cancun they should do it for Nuevo. I would recommend you contact the concierge via email and ask about their airport pickup.Across the bridge are there larger vehicles that can take all our luggage? We have always arranged for a van pickup but walking for short distance seems reasonable.
We are exchangers into Grand Luxxe and only owner get free pickup I am told.
Across the bridge are there larger vehicles that can take all our luggage? We have always arranged for a van pickup but walking for short distance seems reasonable.
We are exchangers into Grand Luxxe and only owner get free pickup I am told.
The stand across the street is a regular taxi cab stand. Full size vehicles and the occasional van.Across the bridge are there larger vehicles that can take all our luggage? We have always arranged for a van pickup but walking for short distance seems reasonable.
We are exchangers into Grand Luxxe and only owner get free pickup I am told.
It has been a ramp for a long time. It is steep for someone who is physically challenged. We travel light - 22" roller bag and small rolling computer bag for each of us. We generally arrive around 2:00, so pull our bags across the bridge and have lunch at Tacon De Marlin before snagging a taxi to our resort. I think it was 120 pesos ($6) this year to the Buganvilias. We also did the reverse on December 5th, this year since we had a 3:00 flight - Lunch at Tacon De Marlin and the crossed wethe bridge to check in.
Our family loves Buganvilias because of the location. There are several nice restaurants within a short walking distance. You can walk to the Malecon and see the downtown area. You can catch a bus and go to the Marina, Bucerias, Punta de Mita, Salylita.We can do as much or as little as we want. If you have walked downtown and want to take a taxi back, the cost is very reasonable. The Mega (grocery) is about 3 blocks away. The staff is friendly and you will find lots of folks who return each year that can let you know what not to miss. Puerto Vallarta is a great place to visit.I just read your post that mentioned Buganvilias and we are thinking of visiting in April on a trade. Any suggestions for what to see in the area? What to avoid? It will be our first trip to Mexico.