Bay of Banderas

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Bay of Banderas

Bay of Banderas has approximately a 60-kilometer long coastline filled with beautiful beaches and activities. The bay starts off in the north with Punta de Mita and ends on the south side at Cabo Corrientes. You will definitely not have a problem finding your favorite spot here since there are so many great places to choose from.

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addressBay of Banderas, Puerto Vallarta, Jal.

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