Crown Paradise Golden and Club Puerto Vallarta are privileged to be located at one of the most traditional and known beaches of the hotel zone.

Playa de Oro a name taken from a former hotel that was one of the first ones to be built in the zone.

Next on we’ll tell you why worth it to get to know this traditional beach from Puerto Vallarta.

Playa de Oro and its “Blue Flag” certification

Once someone has recommended us a certain beach, the first thing coming up to our minds is that the beach must be clean.

Playa de oro besides to be a beach free of trash it also has the “Blue Flag” certification, emblem uniquely granted by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) to beaches that have fulfilled very specific criteria such as water quality, environmental information, safety and services among others.

There are few beaches in Mexico with this certification and Playa de Oro is one of them. 

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What to do in Playa de Oro?

This beach is located a few kilometers from Puerto Vallarta downtown you can reach it by Francisco Medina Ascencio avenue, it also has an entrance for pedestrians where you can find a handcraft market and beach outfit in case you need local shopping.

It is also common to find people who are going to offer you to enjoy recreational activities such as parachute, aqua motos, paragliding,  tours around the bay and banana rides or simply enjoy swimming in their waters.

If you are looking for a more specific place near to Crown Paradise in Puerto Vallarta, “Boca de Tomates” is your ideal place, it is a virgin beach only 12 km away, a car is necessary in order to get there because a part of the way is a dirt track.

At this beach to the north of Puerto Vallarta, a quiet environment can be enjoyed plus eating a delicious “shaken grilled fish” with a refreshing drink while you are admiring the landscape.

Enjoy the beautiful beaches that Puerto Vallarta offers   

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