7 Mexican Cities You Have to Party in Before You Die

Gustavo Coelho | March 4, 2015

Whether you’re looking for a chilled out beach vacation or an extensive road trip filled with discovery, Mexico may very well be the perfect vacation destination for you. Not to mention it’s also a great place to party. Major cities and more frequently visited coastal locations both have plenty to offer the gregarious traveler.

Without a doubt Mexico is the definitive party location in Central America. Take your pick from these destinations, party with the locals and other tourists, and have the time of your life.

Without further ado, let’s discuss the 7 best places to party in Mexico:

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7. Puerto Vallarta

A beach resort city on the Pacific Coast, Puerto Vallarta is a vacation spot known for its cobblestone streets and the beautiful Bahia de Banderas ocean views. Besides being one of Mexico’s most esteemed dining destinations, it’s also a fun place to party after the sun goes down.

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