When were living north of here in Bucerias, my wife Mary began to get interested in playing bridge and played there for a while then began playing here in Puerto Vallarta. This past winter she got together with several of her friends who wanted to play ACBL (American Contract Bridge League) sanctioned bridge games. So they started an ACBL sanctioned club which plays two days a week at one of our local hotels, El Pescador which is right on the beach. It is also a restaurant so no one goes hungry or thirsty. It has been very successful and people from all over the world come here to Puerto Vallarta to enjoy the warm winter and play their favorite game. More information can be found here...
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Hola I am moving from San Diego to Punto Ezmerelda in Sept. Hope to find some bridge games nearby. Please email or call me Jean Goodwin 760 533-6709 jjjjgoodwin@gmail.com
Posted by: jean goodwin | Friday, August 06, 2010 at 08:57 PM