FOR sure, the famed Cote d' Azur, oftentimes known as the French Riviera off the southeast corner of France, doesn't disappoint sun worshippers and beachcombers. But Mexico isn't too far behind.
Flying to Puerto Vallarta means (at least for me) taking a flight from John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California to Phoenix, Arizona to catch a flight to the resort town further down south.
The moment I realized a smaller plane would make the final leg of this trip, I would have begged off continuing with the connecting flight— if not for the prospect of experiencing the . . .
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