Playa Viva
Sustainable Resort & Residence Community
1 (800) 397-6093 US
+1 (650) 585 6770 US
+52 1 (742) 112 3000 MEX
info@playaviva.com
Location:
Carretera Zihuatanejo-Acapulco
Playa Icacos
40834 Juluchuca, GRO
Mexico
US Business Office:
20 Melrose Court
San Mateo, CA 94402
USA
1.800.397.6093
"I was there when Playa Viva open and its something so great to know that's they chosen Juluchuca. I had a great time it was something new for me and i hope everyone can enjoy it like i did."
Felicita
Visited Nov. 2009
Visited Nov. 2009
A Semi-Secret Surfing Oasis South of Zihuatenejo, Mexico
July 26, 2012
Jaunted.com
A Semi-Secret Surfing Oasis South of Zihuatenejo, Mexico
by Matt Thompson of Wavecation.com
Less than an hour's drive outside Zihuatenejo, Mexico (including 15 exciting minutes on a very unpaved road), you'll find Playa Viva -- a beachfront oasis amid miles of tranquil (and surfable) beaches.
Being the first trip away from our one-year-old, my wife was looking forward to lying by the pool with a good book for three days while I, the avid surfer, was looking for waves. Although Playa Viva isn't a world-renowned surf destination like Troncones and La Saladita to the north, I was pleasantly surprised with chest-high, glassy waves each morning. Even in the afternoon when the waves weren't as good, the swimming and body surfing was fun in the rougher water.
For land lovers, Playa Viva hosts daily adventures like yoga on the sundeck or an hour-long ATV ride into the mountains to visit a cacao and coffee farm. And yes, lying by the pool with a book is available as well.
To read entire article online at Jaunted.com, click here.
Matt from Wavecation.com writes about the surf and more at Playa Viva
July 26, 2012
Jaunted.com
A Semi-Secret Surfing Oasis South of Zihuatenejo, Mexico
by Matt Thompson of Wavecation.com
Less than an hour's drive outside Zihuatenejo, Mexico (including 15 exciting minutes on a very unpaved road), you'll find Playa Viva -- a beachfront oasis amid miles of tranquil (and surfable) beaches.
Being the first trip away from our one-year-old, my wife was looking forward to lying by the pool with a good book for three days while I, the avid surfer, was looking for waves. Although Playa Viva isn't a world-renowned surf destination like Troncones and La Saladita to the north, I was pleasantly surprised with chest-high, glassy waves each morning. Even in the afternoon when the waves weren't as good, the swimming and body surfing was fun in the rougher water.
For land lovers, Playa Viva hosts daily adventures like yoga on the sundeck or an hour-long ATV ride into the mountains to visit a cacao and coffee farm. And yes, lying by the pool with a book is available as well.
To read entire article online at Jaunted.com, click here.
