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One of these days, you'll wake up with the sinking feeling that you're spending far too much time in the clattering company of your snow blower. Seize the moment, take action start looking at vacation rentals in Puerto Vallarta. A holiday at the seaside might be just what you need to kick some life back into the old machinery when the weather takes a turn for the worse at your house.
Sunny days, cool nights
The resort city on Banderas Bay is known for its inviting winter climate (among other things) most of the time, you can expect mild and sunny days, with temps in the 70s and 80s. It's so lovely, in fact, that some people who otherwise spend much of the winter in a deep freeze are lulled into a false sense of warm. Be aware, though, that life isn't all balmy sunny breezes here. It grows cool when the sun goes down; the mercury can drop into the very low 60s at night.
Go ahead and laugh, then get creative as you think about how you're going to ward off a chill on those cool winter nights. Here are some ideas:
The nicest vacation rentals in Puerto Vallarta have a private spa or hot tub on the patio. A long soak will warm you to the core. This chill tamer can be even more gratifying when you share it with a good friend and accessorize it with an adult beverage. Sunset is a lovely time for a soak the sunsets over Banderas Bay are spectacular. For best results, have a towel standing by.
Clothing is always an option to keep your body heat intact. It may sound crazy, but it's true many of the city's hardiest visitors slip out of their swim togs and into real clothes for their night-time pursuits. You can achieve a stylishly tropical, yet sane, look if you twirl a wrap around your shoulders (usually seen on ladies but not off limits to daring gentlemen).
Exercise will help you work up a sweat, so get out there and dance. Puerto Vallarta has tons of lively night spots where you can generate some heat. Carlos O'Brian's in El Centro is a perennial favorite with dancers of all ages. They open at noon, and the party gets rolling by 10 p.m. At closing time, stroll down the street to Zoo, at 600 Paseo Diaz Ordaz, another hugely popular dance club that rocks until 4 in the morning.
