New prints for 2023.
I had a long-overdue roam about the Riviera Nayarit in March, 2023, with Bucerías a priority. So many new condos and restaurants! Also new cotos, and a chance to try again to diagnose the obscure streets on the south side of Estaciones.
Here is the freshly done two-sided portable map of Bucerías, with La Cruz de Huanacaxtle on the other side:
The most complete and beautiful map of one of the least-appreciated spots on the Bay of Banderas has clear indications of all Highway 200's complex access points and turns; public beaches and restrooms; renderings of the town center's zocalo and church; names of private as well as public streets; parks, arroyos, footbridges; and Mapa Jeff's trademark 3-D rendering of the streets rising and falling in the folds of the hills. The Valle de Banderas, with its series of charming towns, extends towards the horizon with distances and key features.
Central Bucerías
Central Bucerías
All pedestrian paths and features are drawn, along with key landmarks and monuments.
Decameron and Dorada
Terralta
Bucerías Arts District
Javier Ovando
Streets in all areas are clearly shown as they climb and fall amidst the hills. Where pedestrian stairways interrupt the street grid, they are sketched.
Emiliano M. Gonzalez
The Valley
The valley east toward the Sierra, San Sebastian del Oeste in the distance.
Folded Up
Mapa Jeff maps are available exclusively on paper.
Decameron and Dorada
The southeast portion of Bucerías, with its generous public beach access and the new Chedraui megastore.
With all street names and parks.
Bucerías Arts District
The emerging arts district south of the Arroyo has an ever-expanding roster of great restaurants and cafés, and a number of hidden treasures including a beachfront park at Calle Morelos.
Javier Ovando
Streets in all areas are clearly shown as they climb and fall amidst the hills. Where pedestrian stairways interrupt the street grid, they are sketched.
Emiliano M. Gonzalez
Mapa Jeff maps always include street names for underserved, neglected neighborhoods such as Emilio M. Gonzalez. The artist collects all information in person, face to face, before checking it agianst government and online data (which is often incorrect).
The Valley
The valley east toward the Sierra, San Sebastian del Oeste in the distance.
Folded Up
At 5x7 inches, it fits in a pocket or handbag. Sturdy, fade-proof paper keeps it useful throughout a trip... even if it gets dunked.
Bulk prices (and a factura in dollars and pesos) are available for retailers through Mapa Jeff's online store.
The previous print, dated 2019, had a mini-map with directions to the municipal presidencia in Valle de Banderas town. It is reproduced below - feel free to print it out for easy navigation out there on local government business.
Valle De Banderas Town Inset Map
I withdrew the inset map with directions to Valle de Banderas for aesthetic reasons with this edition. But here it is, with its overly optimistic prediction that the new presidencia would "open soon" (it has apparently been mothballed).
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