I too recommend Vallarta Adventures for tours. Very professional, safe and fun!
Flamingo is a lovely resort, though I have never actually stayed there I have toured it. Seemed very nice. NV is also a great area with nice beaches and well manicured area. It is soley a resort area.
The airport in PV is quite the madhouse....I personally for $16. would go with the transportation provided. I believe it is in the ballpark for the taxis to NV if not lower. You are going to be about 30-45 minutes away from PV, so it is not a short cab ride, and depending on time can be quite traffic laden.
Be sure if you have time to take a day to go into PV and check out the malecon etc. You may as well see both places as they are both different, PV and NV that is.
Usually and I quote usually the rains have stopped by Nov. 1st. So hopefully you will not be dealing with any rain issues. You will have beautiful mountains surrounding you and incredible sunsets on the Pacific side of Mexico, so be sure to catch those.
Just a note, PV and NV are on different time zones so thus they are one hour apart. Some resorts though use PV time anyway, so in essence be sure to verify times of tours etc based on PV time or NV time. Mexico is beginning Daylight Savings time on Oct 26 ( this year) , so it will get darker at night earlier. I think Us is doing it a week later on Nov 1st.
Although the water is not as blue and crystal clear on the Pacific Coast, I prefer the Pacific side to cancun side. Hope you enjoy your trip!!!
Flamingo is a lovely resort, though I have never actually stayed there I have toured it. Seemed very nice. NV is also a great area with nice beaches and well manicured area. It is soley a resort area.
The airport in PV is quite the madhouse....I personally for $16. would go with the transportation provided. I believe it is in the ballpark for the taxis to NV if not lower. You are going to be about 30-45 minutes away from PV, so it is not a short cab ride, and depending on time can be quite traffic laden.
Be sure if you have time to take a day to go into PV and check out the malecon etc. You may as well see both places as they are both different, PV and NV that is.
Usually and I quote usually the rains have stopped by Nov. 1st. So hopefully you will not be dealing with any rain issues. You will have beautiful mountains surrounding you and incredible sunsets on the Pacific side of Mexico, so be sure to catch those.
Just a note, PV and NV are on different time zones so thus they are one hour apart. Some resorts though use PV time anyway, so in essence be sure to verify times of tours etc based on PV time or NV time. Mexico is beginning Daylight Savings time on Oct 26 ( this year) , so it will get darker at night earlier. I think Us is doing it a week later on Nov 1st.
Although the water is not as blue and crystal clear on the Pacific Coast, I prefer the Pacific side to cancun side. Hope you enjoy your trip!!!