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The Palapas at Casa Isabel are like something right out of a jungle adventure. There are 4 large palapas, all with different configurations. My 2 friends and I rented the one highest up the hill, overlooking the entire bay. It was open air and most sides, had plenty of hanging beds with mosquito netting. There were hammocks, tables and chairs, flush toilet, hot and cold water in the open air bathroom and jungle shower. The resident dog, Nanu, adopted us for our stay anwent everywhere with us and slept in out palapa, too. I had the 2nd story "loft", which overlooked the downstairs. The surrounding landscaping and jungle areas were lush and gorgeous and at the bottom of the property is a little beach cove, where you can swim or launch kayaks. The water taxi makes drop off and pick ups right from the cove. It is an easy 15 minute walk into the main village, to buy supplies or to eat out, along a beachfront path. It is extremely charming and is like going back in time. The entire palapa cost us $60 per night total, so it was a great deal divided by the 3 of us. There is also a full kitchen if you decide to cook and a fridge to keep the water and BEER cold.
Open air shower Hammocks Candles and electricity Incredible views Beautiful beach cove Complimentary kayaks Helpful, friendly hosts Purified drinking water available at no charge Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPrice: US$40-80 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: At the far end of the bay, ask the water taxi for Casa IsabelDirections: Fly to Puerto Vallarta. Take a taxi to Playa de Muertos. Take a water taxi to Yelapa. Enjoy !! Well worth the adventure !!
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Accommodations in Yelapa run the spectrum from $20 a night for a palapa to a couple hundred dollars per night for a high-end resort. You can search online for Yelapa accommodations, and a lot of them can be reserved in advance; alternately, simply taking a panga boat to Yelapa and asking where to stay is a good way to go, too. I go back to the same place every time, and have developed a friendship with the owners of Casa Milagros. I'll go back there year after year, to be sure. Hugo and Antonia are wonderful, welcoming people, and if you're able to hike up the stone steps to the Casa, it's well worth the trip.
Casa Milagros is located up nearly 200 stone steps from the beach. It has some of the most amazing views of the little harbor, as well as out to the ocean. This is a location preferred by paraglider pilots for its proximity to the upper launch, which is best to fly first thing in the morning. Theme: OtherPrice: US$20-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: Ask the locals. It's easier to follow a pointing finger than written directions in Yelapa!Website: http://www.casamilagros.net/
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