If you’re like loads of other visitors, you elected to stay in a villa Puerto Vallarta so you could avoid the crush of bodies that frequently seem to be lounging around the beach hotels. Life in a private villa is just more dignified and comfortable for residents. The staff work with you and yours alone, and they expect you’ll give them some direction.
That said, you should consider them a tremendous resource, the go-to folks who can help you figure out daily life in Puerto Vallarta. Not that it’s some kind of rocket science, but setting up in a new location always takes a bit of time and planning.
The individuals who work in your villa Puerto Vallarta will no doubt be happy to help you figure out a few things. All you need to do is ask. Ask about the water, ask about the bank, ask about grocery shopping.
They will probably tell you that you can buy bottled water, although much of the water and ice served in good restaurants is okay to drink. They’ll help you locate a bank with an ATM so you can withdraw some pesos. And they’ll direct you to the local supermarket for dinner supplies or a small corner shop for little emergencies – and bottled water.
That said, you should consider them a tremendous resource, the go-to folks who can help you figure out daily life in Puerto Vallarta. Not that it’s some kind of rocket science, but setting up in a new location always takes a bit of time and planning.
The individuals who work in your villa Puerto Vallarta will no doubt be happy to help you figure out a few things. All you need to do is ask. Ask about the water, ask about the bank, ask about grocery shopping.
They will probably tell you that you can buy bottled water, although much of the water and ice served in good restaurants is okay to drink. They’ll help you locate a bank with an ATM so you can withdraw some pesos. And they’ll direct you to the local supermarket for dinner supplies or a small corner shop for little emergencies – and bottled water.
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