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MEXICO SURF April Sample MEXICO SURF April Sample SCHEDULE Day 1 – April 5th Arrival – Mantanchen Bay Day 2 – April 6th Mantanchen Bay Day 3 – April 7th Morning Cruise to Chacala Day 4 – April 8th Chacala Day 5 – April 9th Morning Cruise to Punta Mita Day 6 – April 10th Punta Mita, Day Cruise to Yelapa Day 7 – April 11th Yelapa, Overnight Cruise to Chamela Day 8 – April 12th Chamela Day 9 – April 13th Morning Cruise to Bahia Tenacantita Day 10 – April 14th Bahia Tenacantita Day 11 – April 15th Departure Day – Manzanillo to Punta Mita The image part with relationship ID rId13 was not found in the file. SUMMARY Mexico is a fantastic country for surfing. There is a huge variety of breaks and plenty of swell. Uncrowded breaks can be found along the entire length of the Pacific Ocean coastline. The waves can be surfed all year round, and the coastline is pounded with consistent surf. Mexico has over 6000 miles of coastline with over 1500 miles on the mainland Pacific. April to October is the main season and with nice weather, warm water temperatures and good waves, you could not ask for anything more. Waves are generated all year round by the deep Southern Ocean low pressure systems and more localized tropical storms, June to October being hurricane season. - In the following daily itineraries, we have provided you with all anchorages and passages, as well as corresponding activities and restaurants. You will see options for both “Active” and “Leisure” based activities and excursions. The crew will always be available to accompany you on excursions throughout your trip. Isla Isabela MEXICO San Blas La Islitas Tepic Airport Mantanchen Bay Chacala Sayulita Four Seasons Punta Mita St. Regis Islas Puerto Vallarta (Airport) Marietas Bahia Banderas Tequila Town Quimixto Surf Yelapa La Penita Las AlamanDas Resort Colima Volcano Chamela Colima Costa Careyes Resort Cuixmala Resort Tenacatita Manzanillo Las HaDas Resort Boca De Pascuales DAY 1 April 5th – Mantanchen Bay Arrival Day Guests will Fly into Puerto Vallarta Transfer by private car to the yacht in Mantanchen Bay, San Blas San Blas is known for its pristine beaches and has a population of about 10,000 people. Surfers consider this a hotspot, but visitors will only find peace and quiet… and maybe a couple of restaurants serving fine seafood. San Blas is one of the most important natural shelters for birds in the Western Hemisphere. The area is covered with mangrove swamps, estuaries, lagoons and beaches. Bahia de Mantanchen, the main beach, will satisfy the demands of surfers, water skiers, sailboat navigators and divers, while Las Islitas Beach is the place to be if you want to relax. Surf Breaks La Islitas (very good spot), Aticama and Stoners Point Active: Singayta – Ride Horses, Bikes or Boats through Jungle & Mangroves La Toyara Natural Park – Caves, Crocodile Hatchery, Natural Spring & Restaurants Relax: Beach Meals: Lunch & Dinner onboard Anchor Overnight in Mantanchen Bay Mantanchen Bay DAY 2 April 6th – Mantanchen Bay San Blas is known for its pristine beaches and has a population of about 10,000 people. Surfers consider this a hotspot, but visitors will only find peace and quiet… and maybe a couple of restaurants serving fine seafood. San Blas is one of the most important natural shelters for birds in the Western Hemisphere. The area is covered with mangrove swamps, estuaries, lagoons and beaches. Bahia de Mantanchen, the main beach, will satisfy the demands of surfers, water skiers, sailboat navigators and divers, while Las Islitas Beach is the place to be if you want to relax. Surf Breaks Santa Cruz, Playa Tortuga Active: Isla Isabela Nature Reserve (Heli. 75nm) – Volcanic Island with Cliffs & Beaches Ruins of Mantanchen – San Basilio, La Contaduria, Nuestra Señora del Rosario Relax: Beach Meals: Lunch & Dinner onboard Overnight movement to Chacala Bay timing of departure to be discussed 2 hrs +, 22 nm. Mangroves Isla Isabela Nature Reserve Isla de Mexcaltitlan Mantanchen Bay Surf DAY 3 April 7th – Chacala Bay Chacala is a beach-town set in a small cove on part of the Pacific Coastline known as the Riviera Nayarita. The name means “Where there are Shrimp” in Nahuatl. The population consists of only 300 full-time residents. It is best known for its physical beauty and unhurries lifestyle. The town is very picturesque and true Mexican fisherman village surrounded by the sea and rainforest. It offers exuberant wildlife that includes margay, coatimundi and ocelots and hundreds of bird species. The calm bay is bathed by gentle waves, ideal for swimming, you can also enjoy fishing, snorkeling, hikes, horseback riding and more. The area is also fabulous for enjoying nature and birdwatching can also enjoy fishing, snorkeling, hikes, horseback riding and more. The area is also fabulous for enjoying nature and birdwatching. Surf Breaks Lolas Activities Fishing Snorkeling Relax: Beach Meals: Lunch & Dinner onboard Anchor Overnight in Chacala Bay Chacala Bay La Caleta Surf Snorkeling Chacala Chacala th DAY 4 April 8 – Chacala Bay Chacala is a beach-town set in a small cove on part of the Pacific Coastline known as the Riviera Nayarita. The name means “Where there are Shrimp” in Nahuatl. The population consists of only 300 full-time residents. It is best known for its physical beauty and unhurries lifestyle. The town is very picturesque and true Mexican fisherman village surrounded by the sea and rainforest. It offers exuberant wildlife that includes margay, coatimundi and ocelots and hundreds of bird species. The calm bay is bathed by gentle waves, ideal for swimming, you can also enjoy fishing, snorkeling, hikes, horseback riding and more. The area is also fabulous for enjoying nature and birdwatching can also enjoy fishing, snorkeling, hikes, horseback riding and more. The area is also fabulous for enjoying nature and birdwatching. Surf Breaks Punta Sayulita and San Pancho Activities Fishing Snorkeling Relax: Beach Meals: Lunch & Dinner onboard Anchor in Chacala or Jaltmeba weather dependant Overnight cruise to Punta Mita timing of departure to be discussed approx. 3 hrs/33nm La Caleta Surf Chacala Bay Chacala Bay Chacala Surfing th DAY 5 April 9 – Punta Mita A picturesque fishing village nestled on Mexico’s Riviera Nayarit, Punta Mita is an oasis of white-sand beaches and turquoise waters that boasts some of the best snorkeling, scuba diving, fishing, surfing and golf in the world. Because of its temperate, tropical climate, Punta Mita is a popular but low-key vacation spot Several celebrities have vacationed at Casa Aramara in Punta Mita, a private resort built by Joe Francis. There is evidence of prehistoric (pre contact) human settlement in Nayarit. On the Punta de Mita peninsula, a hilltop archaeological site known as Careyeros Hill has been dated to circa 800 AD. Surf Breaks Punta Mita, La Lancha Active: Canopy Zipline Adventure Fishing Relax: Beach at Four Seasons Spa at Four Seasons Meals: Lunch or Dinner at Four Seasons or onboard Anchor Overnight in Bahia Banderas, Punta Mita *Alternative Anchorage in La Cruz Four Seasons Punta Mita Spearfishing Punta Mita Beach St. Regis Punta Mita St. Regis Punta Mita Islas Marietes th DAY 6 April 10 – Punta Mita * Alternative Anchorage in La Cruz A picturesque fishing village nestled on Mexico’s Riviera Nayarit, Punta Mita is an oasis of white-sand beaches and turquoise waters that boasts some of the best snorkeling, scuba diving, fishing, surfing and golf in the world. Because of its temperate, tropical climate, Punta Mita is a popular but low-key vacation spot Several celebrities have vacationed at Casa Aramara in Punta Mita, a private resort built by Joe Francis. There is evidence of prehistoric (pre contact) human settlement in Nayarit. On the Punta de Mita peninsula, a hilltop archaeological site known as Careyeros Hill has been dated to circa 800 AD. Surf Breaks El Anclote Dive Spots Las Marietas Activities Jungle Adventure Spear Fishing, Whale Watching (End of Season) Relax: Tour Isla Marietas , (Famous “Love” or “Hidden” Beach, Playa Escondida) Spa at St. Regis & Beach Meals: Lunch and Dinner at St. Regis or onboard Overnight cruise to Yelapa, duration to be discussed Punta Mita Hidden Beach St. Regis Punta Mita Punta Mita Beach DAY 7 April 11th – Yelapa If you haven't heard of this tiny beach haven in Puerto Vallarta’s Bahia de Banderas, that's a good thing. It has gone decades without the infiltration of obstructive high-rises or a mass influx of tourists. Some say it's Mexico’s last authentic beach town, and we'd agree. So much so that we put together these eight reasons why it's absolutely the country's top undiscovered stretch of sand. Twenty miles south of Puerto Vallarta, Yelapa is so off the radar you can only arrive by boat. Surf Breaks Quimixto and El Tecuan Activities Waterfalls at Quimixto by Tender Optional: Tequila Town Tour (Charter Helicopter) Relax: Yelapa Beach Meals: Lunch & Dinner onboard Overnight Cruise from Yelapa to Chamela timing of departure to be discussed approx. 7.5 hrs. / 80 nm. Waterfalls at Quimixto Yelapa Tequilla Town The image part with relationship ID rId13 was not found in the file. Yelapa Yelapa th DAY 8 April 12 – Chamela * Alternative Anchorage in Islas Colorado or Costa Careyes An entrance to the Pacific Ocean from the Jalisco coast, the splendid Bahia Chamela consists of eleven islands and several islets. Punta Rivas and Punta Farallon rise as faithful guardians of the bay. At Pasavera, one of the most representative islands of Chamela, you can spot an extensive variety of marine birds. The bay's transparent waters also make it ideal for diving. La Colorada, Cocinas, Novilla, Esfinge, La Negrita and the islands San Andres, San Pedro and San Agustin complete the charming circle of islands.
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