Costa Careyes is part of Costa Alegre, probably one of the most interesting areas of Mexico.  The state of Jalisco is the third richest state of Mexico, and Costa Alegre is 100 miles of virtually undeveloped coast guarded by stringent development rules.

Here is a fact that might surprise you: Mexico is the number two worldwide golf destination for U.S. golfers, right behind Hawaii. The Mexican Government Department of Tourism wants to change that ranking. That's right -they are determined to become number one, and at the rate they are going it shouldn't take too long to achieve that goal.

Mexico is an amazingly diverse country blessed with gorgeous locations that rival any in the world, from the stark beauty of Baja California hard against the Sea of Cortez to the new jungle courses in Puerto Vallarta.

El Tamarindo Golf Resort -
Is located midway between Puerto Vallarta and Manzanillo on the Costa Careyes (also commonly referred to as Costa Alegre). The Resort is about 31 miles north of the Manzanillo International Airport and about 132 miles south of Puerto Vallarta.The stunning 18-hole championship-style golf course at El Tamarindo is set amidst a 2,040-acre natural reserve, making it one of the most spectacular courses in the entire world. The fairways are beautifully lined with scores of Mojote and Cuba palms, as well as breathtaking views of the rocky, untouched coastline that meets the crystal blue Pacific.

Also offers a golf package for one or two golfers. For information about the golf course, golf club, valid golf packages, group rates, tee times or lessons call 52 315 351 5032.

Vista Vallarta Twin Course -
Within minutes of the CasaMagna Marriott Puerto Vallarta Resort are two professional courses that will test your skills and please your senses. At Vista Vallarta, legends Jack Nicklaus and Tom Weiskopf designed the twin 18-hole courses around the breathtaking views of the Bahia de Banderas, Puerto Vallarta, and magnificent Sierra Madre mountains. The Jack Nicklaus course hosted the EMC World Cup Championship in 2002.

Marina Vallarta Club de Golf -
The 18-hole, par-72 Marina Vallarta Club de Golf. Designed by Joe Finger, this course features natural lagoons, relaxing water fountains, and the unusual challenge of shooting around palm trees and tropical shrubs. Twice the site of the Governor’s Cup Pro/Am Tournament, the facilities include a driving range and chipping putting green, golf shop, and a full-service clubhouse.