2025 Punta de Mita Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

#bucketlistreboot #sushi We went there three times in one trip. This is the 3rd. Location: Punta De Mita, in the central plaza of this organic fishing village. Food taste: This time, we have chosen Uni (sea urchin), giant clams, chirashi (mix of different sashimi over rice), and wagyu sushi, it was tasty, a highlight of the meal. This is our first Impression of the place: From outside, it doesn’t look authentic at all. It has an architecture of Japanese temple during Asuka period, when Chinese Tang Dynasty has lots of influence into the Japanese arts and culture. Frankly, we step into the place with doubts. Our 2nd Impression: Once we step inside, we have discovered two Japanese chefs work tirelessly behind a very beautiful wooden sushi counter. The decoration is tasteful. Avg. price per person: $75

#bucketlistreboot #sushi Location: Punta De Mita, in the central plaza of this organic fishing village. We went there three times in one trip. This is the 1st. First Impression: From outside, it doesn’t look authentic at all. It has an architecture of Japanese temple during Asuka period, when Chinese Tang Dynasty has lots of influence into the Japanese arts and culture. Frankly, we step into the place with doubts. 2nd Impression: Once we step inside, we have discovered two Japanese chefs work tirelessly behind a very beautiful wooden sushi counter. The decoration is tasteful. Food taste: They use blue fin farmed tuna from Mexico. the Kama toro(1st pic) is the fatty neck part of the fish, it is the most tasteful park of the tuna. Melts in our mouths, actually. So creamy. This is the most expensive. $25 a piece. ChuToro (pic 2), OToro (pic 3) and NigiToro, mixed toro with green onions (pic 3) are equally tasty. Price per person: $100

🌴The St. Regis Punta Mita Resort The hotel is located on a private peninsula in Punta Mita, overlooking the Pacific Ocean 🌊, with a tranquil beach and lush tropical gardens. Less than 5 minutes drive to Banderas Bay and Punta Mita Golf Club ⛳🚗. There are 120 rooms and villas in total, all in Mexican Mediterranean style, with high ceilings and spacious terraces, offering stunning sea views; the rooms are fully equipped with flat-screen TVs, air conditioning/heating, wake-up services, desks, etc. Some rooms also have a private pool🏊‍♂ and an outdoor shower🚿. There are multiple restaurants and bars in the hotel, offering a variety of food options. For example, Mita Mary Boat Bar & Bistro serves fresh seafood 🦞 and shellfish 🐚; Sea Breeze Restaurant offers a fusion of Latin and European cuisine 🍲. The hotel also features an Avocado Vegan Bar🥗, offering healthy vegetarian options🥦. The hotel features 3 outdoor pools 🏊‍♀, including an infinity pool, where guests can relax in a private cabana 🛖 by the pool. Luxe Remède Spa provides guests with spa and beauty treatments💆‍♂. The hotel also provides children's club services, so there is no need to worry about children having no place to play🎈.

Codex Restaurant at Conrad Punta de Mita Hotel|||Codex Restaurant is located inside the Conrad Hotel, but it is actually an independent area by the sea. You can walk to it from the beach or take the hotel's golf cart. We only booked a table for 20:30 in the evening and walked across a wooden covered bridge to reach the restaurant. There is private seating in the woods, also by special reservation, and our table was near there. For mains I had soft shell crab and my husband had some kind of grilled fish, neither of which was amazing but met expectations. For dessert, we ordered Black Velvet, which is said to be a specialty. Roses and liquid nitrogen are used to create the atmosphere. When the chocolate is cracked open, it is mixed with ice cream. It feels too sweet after a few bites. The final surprise was a box of their homemade banana chocolate, which I thought was better than that dessert. They just happened to have an event today. Halfway through our meal, we saw a group of people walking to the beach entrance. The waiter said that fireworks were about to be set off and we could go watch them. So we ate at someone else's beach fireworks. We were complaining about how dark it was. I didn't catch up with the beach dinner and sunset, but the fireworks 🎆 made up for the atmosphere 😀 Holiday travel recommendations

🛏️ Imagine waking up in a spacious, sun-kissed room with crisp linens and a view of the ocean that's just breathtaking. The St. Regis Punta Mita Resort offers just that, plus impeccable cleanliness that shines from corner to corner. 🍽️ Foodies, rejoice! Your taste buds are in for a treat with the resort's top-notch dining experiences. Whether it's a romantic dinner under the stars or a vibrant breakfast buffet, your palate will be pampered. 🏖️ Leisure meets luxury with the resort's amenities. Dive into tranquility in their serene pools, treat yourself to a spa day, or tee off on a world-class golf course—all within arm's reach. 📍 Tucked away in a slice of paradise, the St. Regis Punta Mita ensures you're well-positioned to soak up the natural beauty and local culture. This gem is nestled at Lote H-4 Carretera Federal 200, Km 19.5, 63734 Corral, Punta de Mita, Nayarit. #PuntaMita #PuntaMitaHotel #PuntaMitaTravel

W Hotel's breakfast: French Toast, very soft and sweet, I also ordered a yogurt, very thick, paired with oatmeal and nuts. At noon, we randomly found a restaurant to eat at in Punta de Mita. The view of the sea was unbeatable! However, many restaurants here face the sea, and the perfect weather makes everything beautiful. In the evening, at the restaurant of St. Regis hotel, the hotel's swimming pool is amazing! Under the starry sky, facing the sunset, listening to the waves, experiencing the ultimate feeling on the sandy beach by the bonfire.

#bucketlistreboot #sushi We went there three times in one trip. This is the 2nd. Location: Punta De Mita, in the central plaza of this organic fishing village. First Impression: From outside, it doesn’t look authentic at all. It has an architecture of Japanese temple during Asuka period, when Chinese Tang Dynasty has lots of influence into the Japanese arts and culture. Frankly, we step into the place with doubts. 2nd Impression: Once we step inside, we have discovered two Japanese chefs work tirelessly behind a very beautiful wooden sushi counter. The decoration is tasteful. Food taste: This time, we have chosen a sushi omakase set. Although there is nothing too fancy, we have tasted three kind of snappers in the meal, including ones caught locally. It was a highlight. Avg. price: $50 per person

#bucketlistreboot A beautiful Pagoda in a little beach town on the Pacific Coast of Mexico. Our location allows us to use the freshest ingredients paired with traditional Japanese methods, and of course, a touch of our own unique brand creativity.

#bucketlistreboot A beautiful Pagoda in a little beach town on the Pacific Coast of Mexico. Our location allows us to use the freshest ingredients paired with traditional Japanese methods, and of course, a touch of our own unique brand creativity.

A Happy New Year it was in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The fiestas and siestas were just what we needed!#