Travel to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Episode 156

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The Amateur Traveler talks to Robin Noelle (author of next year’s edition of the Moon Guidebook for Puerto Vallarta) about Puerto Vallarta.

Robin talks about the beach, the food, the jungle, and 12-foot wide Manta rays.

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Show Notes

Puerto Vallarta
Barcelona Tapas restaurant
International Gourmet Festival
Drama & Diplomacy in a Sultry Mexican Beach Town by Jenny McGill
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by Chris Christensen

Chris Christensen is the creator of the Amateur Traveler blog and podcast. He has been a travel creator since 2005 and has won awards including being named the "Best Independent Travel Journalist" by Travel+Leisure Magazine.

4 Responses to “Travel to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Episode 156”

Caleb Guidebook

Says:

Without a doubt….Puerto Vallarta, Mexico! On the Pacific Ocean side of Mexico, the weather should be clear and hot in November. Caleb Guidebook

Jenny McGill

Says:

Hi Chris,
Just listened to yours and Robin Noelle’s podcast on Puerto Vallarta. Naturally, I’m thrilled to have my name mentioned in the interview, but I’m also very happy to know about your show, and I look forward to following along with you in the future.
Robin is right on top of what is happening in PV. While she is “glowing” in the last days of a hot summer, I’m sitting sixty-five miles away on a mountain top wearing long sleeves and sleeping under a blanket in Talpa de Allende.
I’m working on another manuscript set in this village and surrounding areas in the 1860s.
Loved the interview on “my” town.
Jenny McGill, author of Drama & Diplomacy

Benny

Says:

The host needs to loose his “hmm,okay” parasite phrase.It gets annoying after a few times.

chris2x

Says:

To be fair the host never says “hmmm, ok” but you are right he does say “ok” a lot and sometimes I find it annoying.

The Host

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