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Rasika Weinstein, who used to work as a local agent for a number of years, can also be a contact for women planning their time in Vallarta, local Tel: 222-5919 or contact her via email at rasika63@hotmail.com See also the listing under Bucerias (located in the state of Nayarit) on the Activities page for info on Joann and Patricia and their accommodations at Casa Tranquila. |
Diana's
Gay Cruise 9:45am-5pm every Thurs. Tel: 222-1510
On a 48 ft. katamaran, for a good
time on Banderas Bay, with snorkeling, swimming and sunbathing. Cruise
includes continental breakfast, open national bar, snacks, lunch at Las
Animas beach and a post-cruise party. During the winter includes some whale
and dolphin watching. Goes to a South Shore beach, Colomitos. The cruise,
sponsored by the Blue Chairs Resort, is popular and often sold out. Diana
is noted for her good service. Advance reservations required, $75 US. Boarding
at Los Muertos pier. Gay and lesbian. Cruise will run every Thurs and
Fri starting Thanksgiving week through winter months. Contact Diana
at dianastours.com or local Tel: 222-1510.
Diana's Gay Sunset Cruise 5pm-8pm
every Mon
On a 48 ft. katamaran the Cielito
Lindo. Wine and cheese cocktail party on the Bay. Party party! Includes
full bar and snacks. Leaves from Los Muertos beach and cruising south and
north to see some of Vallarta from the bay. Cruise will run every Mon,
starting Nov 26 through the winter season. $50 US. Contact Diana at dianatours.com
or local Tel: 222-1510.
Coming About - Sailing School for women.
Tel: 222-4119
Sailing school exclusively for women
with Pat Henry and Leah Danielson. Introduction to sailing, 9-Day Bareboat
Charter Captain program, special clinics and more. Info at coming-about.com
Best to give twenty-four hour advance reservations for any lesbian/gay tours.
Women will want to check out the GirlPorts city guide for Vallarta for further info on what's up in town for girls and where to go for lodging, fun and food. Annemarie Shrouder also writes a good article in Xtra from Canada about Women's week in Vallarta
Vallarta Heat - Women's week
in Puerto Vallarta, Feb 24-March 2, 2008. Welcome! As they say: "We
all know that travel is different for women, especially lesbians. We don't
want to splurge on a vacation unless we know we are going to be safe, that
we can be ourselves and have fun. That's why we chose Puerto Vallarta,
it's safe, fun, super gay friendly and has great all-inclusive deals. Lesbians
often choose Puerto Vallarta because it is so gay friendly, but now it's
time to get them all here at the same time for one big lesbian blast of
fun in the sun. We have many exciting activities planned including Dance
parties with international talent, Vallarta
Heat's booze cruise, ATV Jungle tours, plus much more."
Contact
Deb Parent at deb@conxity.com
Gay
Guide & Straight Press
There is a pocket size publication
that will help the gay visitor to Vallarta get oriented and find her or
his way around town. Gayguide Vallarta is put out by Mark Page who
used to run the Rainbow Dancer gay cruise and who also previously designed
the Zona Romantica Guide. Gayguide Vallarta is released several
times a year and is widely distributed in gay and gay-friendly bars, hotels,
shops and restaurants in town.

Please note that while most of the bars, clubs, bed and breakfasts and hotels that advertise in this publication are nearly all exclusively gay owned or operated, a good number of the stores, galleries, restaurants, realtors and service providers that advertise in Gayguide are neither gay owned nor operated, cater to the general public and advertise there for business purposes.
Don Pickens who owns the gay bed and breakfast Casa Cupula has some interesting things to say on line about Puerto Vallarta where "great weather, a gay-friendly environment, plenty of gay venues and a lively beach scene is why many people return again and again."
There is hardly ever any mention
of the gay community in the local English press, but here they are anyway.
The P.V. Tribune, a local weekly, is useful and has some informative
articles in English, Dutch, French and German. Vallarta Today is
the only local daily english newspaper and contains a lot of advertising,
but also has a dining guide section and some general tourist information.
These three are all free and widely distributed. The glossy Vallarta
Lifestyles is a quarterly magazine for sale, with top quality production
value and many photos. It includes info on restaurants, shopping, art galleries,
activities, profiles of local people, and of course the ubiquitous and
endless promotion of f.....g real estate...Ooops!
Following three pics from Diana's
day cruise
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Chicago girlz Michelle and Kristen
(Photo thanks to John Hook and the
Chicago Boyz)
The next five photos below from past Club Skirts women's week in Puerto Vallarta.
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by Angeline
Kyba
Her studio-gallery open to visitors
Mon-Fri, 12pm-5pm
635 Cuauhtemoc street in Gringo
Gulch
Photo thanks to Rancho el Charro
Combining traditional Aztec and
Christian motifs, young warriors dance in the streets
commemorating the miraculous
apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe
to the Indian peasant Juan Diego
on December 12, 1531.
Festivities go from December
1-12 every year in Vallarta.
The local gay community has sometimes
participated on December 1st,
World AIDS Awareness Day.