Casa de Piedra

Casa de Piedra, the House of Stone, is a landmark in Boca de Tomatlan, on the south shore of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. A spectacular piece of authentic Mexican architecture, it was constructed in 1988 of river rock and brick by Mexican artisans. The property, surrounded by lush tropical gardens and fronting the Rio Los Horcones, offers beautiful views of the river, the Sierra Madre Mountains, and Boca Bay. Nestled in the fishing village clustered on both sides of the river, the two buildings house four spacious apartments each with a fully equipped kitchen. The property also features a courtyard, two hammock areas, a solar heated pool, and a media room.

 

If you want to see what authentic Mexican living is all about, then come to Boca, a lively fishing village which will allow you to experience real Mexican culture and wildlife, including pelicans, herons, egrets, wild parrots, hummingbirds, and scores of other birds. Donkeys,  roosters, dogs, cats, and music are a big part of the culture as well.

 

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