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Puerto Vallarta News NetworkTravel & Outdoors 

MEXORC Returns to Puerto Vallarta March 23rd - 29th

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January 21, 2014

The 2014 edition of the MEXORC is expected to welcome more than 500 visitors and competitors to Puerto Vallarta, with around 50 sailboats from 34’ to 80’ taking part in 6 days of racing in the Bay of Banderas.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - The Mexican Ocean Racing Circuit, better known as MEXORC, returns to Puerto Vallarta in 2014.

Mexican Ocean Racing Circuit, the international that began in the 60’s with the San Diego to Acapulco regattas, will return to Puerto Vallarta on March 23rd through the 29th. Known as one of the most important sailing events on the Pacific Coast, MEXORC will put sailors from the United States and Mexico through six days of regattas in the Banderas Bay - one long one or two short ones daily.


For its 2014 edition, the MEXORC it is expected to welcome approximately 50 sailboats from 34’ to 80’ representing more than 500 visitors and competitors, with races taking place in the Bay of Banderas’ Bahia Las Caletas, Marietas Islands, and Puerto Vallarta’s Marina.

Set on Banderas Bay, member of the "World’s Most Beautiful Bays Club," Puerto Vallarta’s rich history is reflected through its diverse culture, gastronomy, and inhabitants. Its horseshoe shaped bay shelters tropical lagoons, rainforests, mangroves, pristine beaches, waterfalls, and spectacular mountains, making it a prime ecotourism destination ideal for a variety of water sports.

January marks the one year anniversary of the $2.4 million makeover of the Los Muertos Pier. The pier, which is entry way into the Romantic Zone, has a surface of 2,182 feet squared with a pedestrian friendly zone, a waterfront promenade, scenic lighting, and a landing dock that can hold up to 6 different medium size boats.

For more information, including registration, visit the official website. You can also visit their facebook page.