Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Jalisco’s Costalegre is earning international recognition as a premier travel destination for 2025. Featured in Travel + Leisure’s “The 50 Best Destinations to Travel in 2025” and Afar’s “Where to Go in 2025?”, this pristine coastal region has captivated travelers with its unspoiled beauty and growing accessibility.
Renowned for its untouched beaches, Costalegre offers a serene escape for nature enthusiasts. Travel + Leisure journalist Christine Burroni emphasized the region’s appeal, noting upcoming developments like the Chalacatepec International Airport and Puerto Vallarta airport’s expansion. These improvements are set to enhance air connectivity, making this paradise more accessible than ever.
Additionally, Costalegre’s luxury offerings are expanding. The $1 billion Xala development, featuring luxury residences and a Six Senses hotel (opening in 2026), will join world-class resorts like the Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo, Cuixmala, Las Rosadas, and Las Alamandas, which earned two Michelin stars in 2024.
Afar highlighted the unique experiences Costalegre offers, such as snorkeling, hiking, fishing, and swimming in a setting committed to preserving its natural charm. The magazine praised the region’s efforts to balance accessibility with conservation, ensuring it remains a treasure for generations to come.
The state government has been instrumental in boosting Jalisco’s global profile. Governor Enrique Alfaro recently inaugurated the Chalacatepec runway, part of the region’s plan to add a third international airport, built with an investment of 102 million pesos.
From January to October 2024, Jalisco welcomed 27.2 million visitors, generating 62.5 billion pesos in tourism revenue. The state’s strategic investments in infrastructure and tourism promotion have undoubtedly contributed to this success.
With its breathtaking landscapes, luxury developments, and improved infrastructure, Costalegre is poised to shine as one of the world’s top travel destinations in 2025. Whether you seek adventure or tranquility, this Jalisco gem promises an unforgettable escape.
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