Amapas Neighborhood Association
CategoriesANAMay your days be filled with peace, hope, and joy this holiday season. Join us for a fun-filled Mexican Style Party at Si Señor Beach Amapas 114C, Zona RománticaFriday, December 15, 2023 BUY WITH PAY PAL
CategoriesANAAmapas Neighborhood Association Joins Buen Fin, Offering Exclusive Discounts to New and Existing Members As BUEN FIN, the Mexican equivalent of BLACK FRIDAY approaches, the Amapas Neighborhood Association (ANA) is thrilled to announce its participation in this annual year-end discount frenzy. With nearly 200,000 businesses across Mexico taking part in Buen Fin, the ANA aims […]
CategoriesANA📢🌴 Hey there! Are you part of the Amapas Neighborhood Association yet? If not, why not join us? 🤔✨ We’ve got a lot to offer, from awesome social events to business mixers and discounts at over two dozen local restaurants! 🎉🍽️ But that’s not all! We’re also here to be your voice on important matters […]
CategoriesANAhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtYiOwSq8Kc Due to the closure of nearby pedestrian and vehicle pathways, Abesul Stairs, located between Brisas del Mar and La Terraza, has become the primary route for pedestrians traveling from upper Amapas, Conchas Chinas and the highway down to their favorite Zona Romántica restaurants and beach clubs. The Amapas Neighborhood Association, one of the most […]
The Day Everything Changed If you were in Puerto Vallarta on August 10, 2021, you probably remember it. That afternoon, a major landslide struck Calle Santa Barbara during excavation work for the Serena development. Thankfully, no one was hurt—but the damage was serious. Businesses shut down for months. Some neighbors have gone without water for […]
CategoriesANA Development EventsDo you know where you were on August 10, 2021? For those of us who spend the summers in Puerto Vallarta, it is a day we will all remember. That afternoon the excavation occurring on Calle Santa Barbara in preparation for the new development called Serena – came violently crashing down. Thankfully there was no loss of life; however, the landslide significantly disrupted the lives of those who live and work on that street. Businesses were closed for several months, some neighbors have not had water for nearly five months, employees have had their incomes significantly reduced, and no one can use the street to access the other side.
