Is Bucerías My New Favorite Mexican Beach Town?!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2020
- I absolutely LOVED Bucerías and am dying to back to spend some more time there. Have you ever been? What did you think?!
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Bucerías meaning "place of divers", is a small beach resort town in Nayarit on a stretch of Mexico's Pacific coast known as the Riviera Nayarit, on the Bay of Banderas, between La Cruz de Huanacaxtle and Nuevo Vallarta.
Leaving tomorrow for Nuevo Vallarta and will be in Bucerias on Saturday. I can´t wait to be back.
Enjoyed your travel to Bucerías and your other prior videos. I feel like I am able to learn more about Mexico and places to go and see through your travels. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you feel that way, that's my hope!!
Is not México is lika Miami beach stupid"
I haven't been to Bucerias in 8 years. I've been travelling 2 months in Mx so heading to Bucerias tomorrow for one more month. Your video is a year old as I watch I hear the construction is crazy now , sadly. I love the little beach towns. Thank you for all your videos! Love them!
As always, informative and enjoyable. Thank you and keep them coming!
Thanks, Sean, glad you are enjoying them!
The Zona Dorada (aka the Bucerias Art District) has a weekly art walk, art galleries , art walk, boutiques and restaurants....and in my opinion a better part of the beach. Seems you may have only been in el centro and north of it.
LOVE that place!!! The Churros from the street vendor are the BEST !!! People are wonderful
Yes we have visited Bucerias a few times. Quaint beautiful little town. Stayed very close by at two different resorts and we'd visit Bucerias and once rode a bus to Sayulita. Always wanted to stay at the Hotel Palmeras, there in Bucerias
Would love to go there. I've been to PV, but didn't get a chance to check out Bucerias. I want to spend this winter in Mexico and this is one place I want to check out..
I spent ten weeks of 2019 and twenty weeks of 2020 in Bucerias. It is an awesome place; even during the COVID lockdown, the people were always kind and generous.
Hi! Any suggestions on how to rent a place? I'd like to do the same thing but struggling on other options besides AirBnB
It’s good to see you’re branching out a bit more.
There's so much of the country to see, I've barely scratched the surface :)
Andy, how have you been? ..nice to hear from you
alain0323 Hi Alain, I’m doing well enough, without travel that is. But I have 3 trips booked so it won’t be long now. How about yourself? Keeping safe I hope.
Have never been there. Going from Toronto Canada on 3 rd Feb until 3 rd of April 2022.
Love Bucerias definitely one of my top locations in Mexico!
It quickly moved up the list as one of mine as well!
Next time you make it that way try La Postal delicious food and really cool vibe with local artists performing!
its an amazing place like you say good food and people. Much better to than PVR less tourists its a place to have total really really relax and be simple.
It's soooo sad to see it so dead..I feel for the beautiful people who need the tourists.so desperately..
P.s
thanks.so much for.the.honest
Covid video
Cheers and gracious 😚
Have been twice and was supposed to go back this past Jan for a month but new restrictions on getting back to Canada put an end to that:( Next year tho for sure!!
I've being there and you are right - the people are very friendly and the prices are very cheap.
Oh Wow! I love, love, love Bucerias. We go there almost every year. Great food, and I find the prices much better than PVR if you know where to look. There is an artsy part of town on the opposite end of the centro from where you were walking. Did you find the taco stand in front a the little grocery store -- amazing goat tacos as a breakfast/almuerzo item. Make a point to stay there when you get the chance and sample some of the restaurants. Get the Huachinango! Saulita is a fun day trip -- and a real trip. Surfer dudes, fancy coffee bars, hipster skinny jeans, and very pretty streets and views. THE place to go if you want your own custom surfboard. Glad you got to visit!
I definitely didn't get to see as much of Bucerias as I would have liked, but it definitely got me interested in coming back to spend more time. Thanks for the tips, I've added them to my map for a future trip!
@@laura-bronner It seems like a good example of an area outside of the larger resort cities (PV) that probably has much of the charm but with less people and lower prices...
We love Buscerius so beautiful.
I am definitely going back!!
Hello Laura; did you find the weather very hot humid. Or does see breeze migrate it. Thanks. David
Thanks to your beautiful videos, one more town on my list! Love your videos!
Thanks so much, I'm so glad you enjoy them!!
Nice smile.......wonder what Bucerias looks like
I leave in Québec but I have a condo just two blocks from the place you were walking on the beach, in Los Amores Terralta. Bucerias it’s magical small town not spoiled by tourist. If you wish to rent and visit Bucerias let me know.
Any advice how to rent or buy in this area? I'm near Vancouver bc.
Can you recommend any clear beaches to snorkel quietly, thanks
Laura, again you pulled a great video. Do you know if the covid restrictions are different in Nayarit and Jalisco?
I didn't notice many differences. I'm headed back to Nayarit next month so will be able to give you some more details about that then!
My favorite place in Bucerias is 'Karen's Place'. It is on the water, great food and drinks. Check it out next time.
Thanks so much, hoping to revisit again before the end of the year, I'll add Karen's Place to my list!
As much as I like the coasts in the Winter living in there year round is another issue. I would much rather have a place in the mountains with awesome weather all year round and beautiful cities like Queretaro or Morelia and take a quick flights to visit to Bucerias in the winter to get my beach fix. But heck some people are happy to live in high heat and humidity for 6 months of the year to live in places like Florida, so to each their own...
Thank you
It’s a wonderful place
Yes, I was there in the early 90s - loved it, and really itching to get back. Can you tell me how people are responding to CV - do they wear masks? Or are they pretty chill?
Is the weather changing or is it the locations? All of the earlier videos after Mexico City it seems like it was a thousand degrees the last couple of vids have seen much more pleasant.
It's because the rain has really set in on the coast. It's a bit cooler, but still very hot. Maybe I've also gotten used to it a bit more than when we first got here haha.
Will you ever head down to the coast of Oaxaca? We love That area. Less American tourist.
I’ve been to Huatulco and Puerto Escondido and loved them both! no plans to return in the near future but I do love that region of the country!
Never been to Bucerias but this video made me want to go(:
Awesome! I'll definitely be heading back there to see more, it is so beautiful!
Hi Laura, isn't this a great little beach town? How would you compare it to La Paz?
Hey, Laura! How would you compare all these Nayarit beach towns (Sayulita, Bucerias, San Pancho, others you have seen? We are a young couple looking to move from CMDX to a not so touristy, sustainable Nayarit town. Something with arts, cheaper, authentically Mexican, not too touristy and good internet.. Haha, basically dreamy! :D Thanks in advance!
San Pancho probably ticks all of those boxes except for good internet, but no beach town that I've been in has really great wifi in Nayarit. They are starting to have it in Sayulita, but it's pretty expensive compared to good wifi in Mexico City. I was still able to upload videos on the Wifi that I had in Sayulita which was just normal wifi, not the high speed, it just took longer.
@@laura-bronner Thank you for answering. Yes, you exactly addressed what I was thinking about. San Pancho is intuitively calling me hmm. Have a lovely return to Nayarit. I will be checking your next vids :)
@@laura-bronner Hmmm, interesting. I work as a self-employed web & marketing consultant and having a decent connection to work on wordpress-based websites is a must anywhere we stay for any length of time. Saw they had a work space business in Sayulita but I think that town is probably too spendy and touristy for us. We will have a mobile wireless hub for whatever cell/internet service we get so if there's good cell service we could be good to go. LOVE Baja but there are so many large areas where there is not even cell coverage... Don't think it's doable..
It's the Pacific Ocean, not the sea. I live in Phuket and we have the Andaman sea not the Andaman ocean.
Es mucho más barato que Puerto Vallarta? Cómo es la situacion con Corona?
No estoy segura si es *mucho* mas barato que PV, solo fui a Bucerías por un día, pero la situación con el virus parece bien allí. No hay muchos casos en Nayarit.
My favourite town
Nice to meet you my name is joel
Sorry but it was so hard for me to find it that nice.
One of the beauties of life is that we all like different things :)
Really cool place. Pleaseeeee help. Where did you rent a car on Puerto Vallarta? Thanks.
I didn't rent the car in PV, I rented it down in Melaque from Vasa Car Rentals. I loved their service, but I don't think they have an office in PV.
Shh! "Call a place paradise and kiss it goodbye"
Map?
Nice beach enjoy! I'm so jealous, I miss Mexico. A vaccine cannot come fast enough.
Iam from pvt and iam man and if You need some help contac me send me a menssag òk i know every where"
Where is Bucerias
It's in the state of Nayarit, about 30 minutes north of Puerto Vallarta.
All we got to see was you.
This video is mostly showing your face, not much else