Monthly Rentals in Chimo

My girlfriend and I stayed here for several days, and we're already talking about when we come back. Chimo is a special place, and Marc and Michelle do a fantastic job to make it accessible. They helped us coordinate a boat ride from PV to the town (as the boat taxi is a bit unreliable), and met us for check-in. They sent a ton of good info in advance about the home and the town, and everything was exactly as described. We spent most of our few days laying on the beach, a 5-10 minute walk from our front door. We were generally the only ones there, it was incredibly peaceful. In the evenings, we'd go back up the hill to our house where Maria would make us dinner....and she's a fantastic cook. She also made us breakfast once, and her chilaquiles were unreal. The town is small and you won't hear much english, but you can get most of what you need - snacks, micheladas, tacos, etc. The people were very welcoming. We felt safe the entire time.

This is our second time visiting Los Chonchos. Casa Hueso is the newest palapa and is beautifully decorated and clean. Jennifer was great at communicating and helping us find a driver from the airport to the pier whom we could trust with our luggage when we ran into the grocery store in PVR. My kids, 6 and 10, loved the swings around the kitchen island and all the seashells we found. Out of 24 palapas, around 3 or 4 are occupied full time, and others are vacation homes, of which a few rent; so it is quite secluded, with often private beaches. It is a special place and a paradise.

Great condo in Yelapa, beautiful views if bay and location is perfect to go to the beach and pueblo. Host and team were very sweet by letting us have a late check out since there was nobody else arriving.

Absolutely magical 🍄 trip I couldn't put into words accurately how lovely this place is. An older palapa (new roof) with a million dollar view. Every morning we watched the whales and a few good breaches too! Kitchen is well equipped, warm shower with good pressure. Water wasn't good for snorkeling but a local told us it usually isn't this time of year and low/rainy season is best. Stayed nice and cool even though Temps were mid-80s. Walk to chimo is lovely but I don't recommend for disabled or elderly there is some steep sections. Bring everything you need, chimo has minimal things but can get few items there (we got some veggies and tortillas and chips), bring butter and seasoning for your stay. I advise a bluetooth speaker, book and binoculars for sure. Extremely relaxing and I would stay again in a heartbeat. This place was exactly what my soul needed 💕 If a little black dog with a white paw visits please feed him (away from the house) - his name is glove 🐕