What to Expect in Puerto Vallarta Mexico Low season /Rainy season 2024

What to Expect in Puerto Vallarta Mexico Low season /Rainy season
Time Line:
00:00 Introduction
01:05 Heat&Humidity
04:43 Rainy Season pros and cons
07:50 Less people
11:07 Renting a place
12:32 Hotel rooms' rate
13:26 Watch out the BUGS
15:44 Beach activities
16:33 watch out the bills
18:47 Last words
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[@robyngold6521]

We are loving our first low season in Bucerias. We are getting use to the humidity.

[@dreamlifeinMexico]

it's not as bad as people make it out to be. I think where you're coming from makes a big difference

[@BuceriasRodHardy]

I live here full time in Bucerias just north of Puerto Vallarta and low season is my favorite time of year mainly because it is less crowded in Banderas. Bay. I know how to handle the heat and humidity because I moved from the Austin Texas area which is actually more humid and hot in the summer than here.

[@dreamlifeinMexico]

same here, on both accounts. low season is nice for more space and coming from coastal TX, the heat is not too bad

[@cindyk3076]

I think that it would be nice to have fewer tourists around in the off-season and I know that the heat and humidity is a no-no for me, lol. It's good to see you enjoying PV!

[@dreamlifeinMexico]

thanks. it's nice to walk around with not so many people, but the humidity can take getting used to

[@lisaarias-bess8720]

is the electric bill monthly I heard its every 2 months so $7000 peso for electric is not too bad its still high but if its every 2 months and your running your AC 24/7 that's not bad. but that is just my opinion

[@kirkmadere5414]

Thanks for the video. What is the most active place to stay in the low season? Romantic Zone or Centro?

[@dreamlifeinMexico]

Yes, or 5 de diciembre is a great option as well

[@kirkmadere5414]

@@dreamlifeinMexico I watch to many of your videos. I saw your wife in another KZbinr's video signing.

[@jejudo3000]

Your kid was born in Mexico correct?

[@dreamlifeinMexico]

no he was born in the us.