Private Beach Bungalows in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

September 3, 2014 / By Ian Hayden Parker

On glistening sandy beaches along the scenic jungle coast of Banderas Bay you will find Los Chonchos Eco-Resort, a beachfront paradise of 24 private and secluded thatched roof bungalows.

The resort is located just a short one hour boat ride south of Puerto Vallarta, our private beaches are not accessible by car.

Los Chonchos Eco-Resort is set among three private beaches stretch along a half mile shoreline bordered with tropical vegetation and rocky formations, offering a beach vacation experience that is rarely found.

The resort also features Restaurante de Chonchos, serving the freshest fish from the bay and fresh vegetables from the local markets and growers. The restaurant offers a special meal plan of 3 meals per day, per couple (total of 6 meals daily) for the cost of $75.00 USD per day.

If you are looking for romance, a tropical beach adventure, jungle hiking, whale-watching, swimming with manta rays, sea kayaking, snorkeling with tropical fish, or just to relaxing in seclusion, we invite you to stay with us at Los Chonchos Eco-Resort.

Feel like a castaway on your own private island but yet close enough to visit the magical town of Puerto Vallarta for an afternoon excursion.

For more information, visit their website. http://www.beachfrontcasas.com/

* Los Chonchos Eco-Resort is a sponsor with Vallarta Daily News

On glistening sandy beaches along the scenic jungle coast of Banderas Bay you will find Los Chonchos Eco-Resort, a beachfront paradise of 24 private . . .

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