Last Three Weeks of IFC Home Tours This Season

March 9, 2015 / By Ian Hayden Parker

Puerto Vallarta News

This IFC Home Tour season has flown by, breaking all records. Approaching their 30^th season, Home Tour popularity has increased because these are one-of-a kind experiences, and many guests come back many times.

Four beautiful homes are included on every tour, with the homes rotating weekly. The IFC continues to seek out homes and homeowners who are willing to share their properties with our guests. As always all personnel are volunteers. The proceeds fund the IFC Cleft Palate program, first and foremost, with additional donations used for other charities supported by the IFC.

The final tours of the season will be held on March 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25. Tickets are $500 pesos per person and can be purchased on line using PayPal or a major credit card, at the IFC office M-F, 9-2, or on the day of the tour in pesos at the Sea Monkey beginning at 9:00 AM. Tours depart promptly at 10:30 AM and return around 1:30 PM. The Sea Monkey is located on the beach at Aquiles Serdan. For more information go to ifctoursforvallarta.com or call 222-5466.

The International Friendship Club is a registered charitable organization in Mexico listed as Club Internacional de la Amistad de Puerto Vallarta A.C. It is located at the northeast corner of the Insurgentes Rio Cuale Bridge above the HSBC Bank, Colonia El Centro, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico, 48300. Phone: 322-222-5466. Website: ifcvallarta.com Email: [email protected].

This IFC Home Tour season has flown by, breaking all records. Approaching their 30th season, Home Tour popularity has increased because these are one-of . . .

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