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Marina Vallarta · Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco

Marina Vallarta real estate.

Marina Vallarta is the part of Puerto Vallarta built around its own yacht basin, with an 18-hole golf course, a boardwalk of restaurants on the water and the airport next door. Our office is on Calle Ancla in the marina itself, and we currently hold two listings here.

Marina Vallarta from the air, the yacht basin and the buildings around it

Currently represented in Marina Vallarta

Two properties we hold in the marina.

One is an oceanfront pair of penthouses and the other is a renovated three bedroom on the boat slips. Each has its own website with the full story.

Grand Venetian penthouse terrace at sunset in Marina Vallarta
Marina Vallarta · Oceanfront

Grand Venetian Penthouses 2 & 3

Two adjoining mirror penthouses on floors 26 and 27 of Tower 2000, joined by an existing interior door. Each is 344 m², which makes 689 m² or 7,411 square feet taken together. Both sell fully furnished and come with original artwork by Beatriz Hidalgo de la Garza.

$2,400,000 Each · $4.8M combined
See the dedicated site →
Marina Vallarta from the air, where Marina Las Palmas 1 sits
Marina Vallarta · On the boat slips

Marina Las Palmas 1, Unit 313

Three bedrooms and three baths, renovated down to the concrete with all new electrical and plumbing. Two of its terraces look over the boat slips. The community is gated with 24-hour security and has secured resident access straight out onto the marina. Offered furnished.

$799,999 MLS #44189
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The neighborhood

A quiet residential area with a lively boardwalk.

Marina Vallarta was developed in the 1980s and sits right beside the airport, which suits anyone who flies in and out often. It is mostly residential and calm, with palm-lined streets and well-kept grounds, and the homes along the 18-hole golf course are among the most sought after in the bay. Downtown Puerto Vallarta and Nuevo Vallarta are each about fifteen minutes away.

The marina boardwalk, which is a different place from the famous malecón downtown, loops around the yacht basin with the Sierra Madre behind it. Restaurants, bars and shops line it and it stays busy from lunch into the night. Locals will point you to the crocodile that sits outside Los Alcatraces, and Ocho Tostadas is a regular stop for fresh seafood that often has a line.

Day to day is easy here. Plaza Marina and Plaza Neptuno have shops, medical offices and spas, and the Marriott, Velas Vallarta and Mayan Palace all sell day passes if you want a pool day without leaving the neighborhood. Boca de Tomates beach is close for a walk at sunset.

Families like it as well. The American School is here, the walking paths are stroller friendly, and there is an indoor play space for kids. Our office is on Calle Ancla, across from La Terraza restaurant, so stop in or send us a message.

Living here

What daily life in the marina looks like.

Everything on foot

From Marina Las Palmas you can walk to the boardwalk restaurants, the golf course and the yacht basin without getting in a car.

Gated, with security around the clock

Both buildings above are gated with 24-hour security. Las Palmas also gives residents secured access straight out onto the marina.

Amenities change by building

Grand Venetian has five pools, a beach club, tennis courts, a spa and a restaurant. Las Palmas has a resort pool and a dog park. Ask what you are actually getting before you compare prices.

Square meters include the terraces

In Mexico the covered outdoor space usually counts as part of the home. A published size here includes the terraces, which is how we quote it too.

On film

Walk the marina with us.

This is a day in our week in the marina: errands, the promenade, and one of our listings getting ready for an open house. The walk along the boardwalk starts about six and a half minutes in, with the restaurants and the boats on camera.

More of our property tours and neighborhood walks are on our YouTube channel.

Before you buy

What buyers ask us about Marina Vallarta.

Can a foreigner buy property in Marina Vallarta?

Yes. Marina Vallarta is on the coast, so a foreign buyer holds title through a bank trust called a fideicomiso. We explain how it works before you make an offer. Our article on buying property in Puerto Vallarta as a foreigner covers the process step by step and what closing really costs.

What are the HOA fees?

They are charged in pesos and they vary a lot between buildings. As two examples, Marina Las Palmas 313 is $10,632 MXN a month, and each Grand Venetian penthouse is $18,539 MXN a month as of August 2026. Ask for the current statement on any unit you are serious about, because fees get adjusted.

Can I finance a purchase here?

Often, yes, and it works differently than it does at home. We wrote up who qualifies and what a cross-border loan costs in Can You Get a Mortgage in Mexico?

How far is Marina Vallarta from the airport and downtown?

The airport is right next door, about five minutes away, and downtown Puerto Vallarta and Nuevo Vallarta are each around fifteen minutes by car. That is a big part of why people who travel a lot choose this part of the bay.

Where is your office?

Coldwell Banker La Costa is at Calle Ancla Local #24, in Marina Vallarta, across from La Terraza restaurant. You are welcome to stop by, and we are happy to meet you at a property if you would rather start there.

Marina Vallarta

Tell us what you are looking for.

Whether you want a unit in the marina, a different part of the bay, or just to understand how buying here works, the first conversation is free and in whichever language you prefer.

Hannah López Local Market Expert +52 322 127 1893 hannah.lopez@cblacosta.com
Tom Gordon Luxury & Development +1 512 569 6371 tom.gordon@cblacosta.com
The office Coldwell Banker La Costa Calle Ancla Local #24 Marina Vallarta, Puerto Vallarta