I will warn you about one thing, country living is not for everyone and you probably won’t want to leave once you arrive. Walking down the beach and only saying ‘buenos Dias’ to the odd person is the norm. It will take you ten minutes to walk into town if you choose. The stores are much smaller but then again the people are much friendlier. At any given time during the season, it is not uncommon to see 40 to 50 sailboats anchored in the bay just right of the house. It is the largest protected area for sailboats in the bay and many boaters make this their winter home. From the comments of the guests to date, none have regretted staying at our little enclave. The children have had a particularly good time playing on the beach and amongst the tidal pools. So now you might ask yourself just where is this place and how do I find it? Well, it is less that 20 minutes from the airport between the two towns of Bucerias and La Cruz (presently that is about a 180 pesos taxi trip ($20 USD). There are small food and convenience stores located in both towns. There is a bus stop right at the top of the driveway and it is a 10 peso trip right to down town Puerto Vallarta. For those wanting to rent a car to do more exploring, the airport offers a number of car rental agents who will provide everything from a VW (@ less than $200 per week) to a full sized Suburban at considerable more.