Receive star treatment in these legendary seaside hideaways and resorts.

When Tennessee Williams wrote Night of the Iguana in 1960, Puerto Vallarta was a sleepy port town. By the time the film's star Richard Burton and his lover Elizabeth Taylor left, the wide beaches and lush, mountainous backdrop had gained legendary status.

Meander cobblestone streets that retain their romantic magic. File between red-tiled colonial buildings and discover intriguing nooks with galleries displaying works of the vibrant local art scene. Imagine a sultry beach pulsing with sun-soaked outdoor activities by day and sizzling with hot action at night.

It's not a movie; it's reality in Puerto Vallarta, more desirous now than during its illustrious debut.
 

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