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
"We had the most wonderful time at Playa Viva and I wish I was back there right now! Julia was lovely and the rest of you're staff was so gracious and always one step ahead. We did every activity we had wanted to do and all of the planning and scheduling was seamless. It was exactly what I had in mind when planning this trip. The food was delicious... I honestly can't think of anything negative to say (except for the mosquitos and that I wish I could have stayed longer ;). On our last day, I truly felt like I was leaving family."
Rachael A. Kobren
Visited Jan. 2011
Visited Jan. 2011
Playa Viva Featured in VIA (AAA) Road Journals
Relaxing Vacations: Everyone Comes Around Eventually
Posted on February 17, 2011 by Jamie Stringfellow
When traveling, one should partake in things that make a destination distinctive. I’ve even gone so far as to defend active travel at VIAmagazine.com. But there are places that make me just want to sit and stare at the sea.
Maybe with a margarita.
A couple months ago I went to Playa Viva, an intimate new eco resort an hour south of Zihuatanejo, Mexico. I was looking forward to strolling miles up the beach, to paddling a kayak along the inland waterway, taking art supplies we’d brought to some local schools, and learning to make tamales.
Then I arrived, and was handed one of Playa Viva’s basil margaritas, made with organic herbs grown in their own permaculture fields.
To read entire article click here.
Writer Jamie Stringfellow struggles with passive vs. active vacations, what do you think?
Relaxing Vacations: Everyone Comes Around Eventually
Posted on February 17, 2011 by Jamie Stringfellow
When traveling, one should partake in things that make a destination distinctive. I’ve even gone so far as to defend active travel at VIAmagazine.com. But there are places that make me just want to sit and stare at the sea.
Maybe with a margarita.
A couple months ago I went to Playa Viva, an intimate new eco resort an hour south of Zihuatanejo, Mexico. I was looking forward to strolling miles up the beach, to paddling a kayak along the inland waterway, taking art supplies we’d brought to some local schools, and learning to make tamales.
Then I arrived, and was handed one of Playa Viva’s basil margaritas, made with organic herbs grown in their own permaculture fields.
To read entire article click here.
