Tehuamixtle Bay, or "Tehua," as locals call it, is famous for its clear waters and oysters. There are three restaurants where tourists, mainly from Vallarta attend enjoy the famous oysters Stone and fresh fish. There is also a small hotel of 6/4, and you can camp in a grove facing the sea and campfires in the light of the moon with the sound of the waves.Sailing to the North, that is to Vallarta, half hour are the "Morros" are very productive for fishing rock formations. Also in its waters can snorkel around the rocks or investigate the wreck half bay.

Tehuamixtle is located 26 km from Cabo Corrientes and 75 km from Boca de Tomatlan.

By road:

To reach Tehua from Guadalajara, pass by Puerto Vallarta, then take the coastal road to Manzanillo, halfway between Vallarta and Manzanillo, 1.5 hours Vallarta, is the town of El Tuito.Instead of turning towards the dam Cajon de Peñas, turns through the main entrance of the Tuito to the ocean, is 44 Km gap through the town of Llano Grande and Ipala.

By air:

The easiest way to reach by air Tomatlan is the international airport of Puerto Vallarta and following the Federal Highway 200 to the south. The modern Gustavo Díaz Ordaz International Airport, 6 km north of Puerto Vallarta, is the main access. In the high season the traffic is 450 weekly flights, between domestic and foreign, especially US cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Dallas, Fort Worth and Denver. The shuttle from the airport to the city center presents reasonable rates. The passenger must pay the amount for the service in the booth cab air terminal, which will assign a standard drive van that will take you to your destination.

By sea:

By the sea, for much of the year luxury cruise ships from various parts of the world and private planes, reach the shores of Vallarta. The city offers all the facilities to the ships and tourists who dock at the marina for 400 boats.