This little island in the heart of PV is definitely worth visiting. Lots of shops, wandering vendors, (if you enjoy haggling, you'll be in heaven!) lovely restaurants beside the babbling of the river, in the shade of the palms with warm breezes and great music....More

Love the series of vendor stalls with the fun tourist merchandise. It can be hot, crowded, and fun.The water just trickles quietly below the action. Used to be able to see women washing clothes along the river. The suspension bridges always challenge me. I just...More

Yes there are a few good restaurant on the Island, and a "Tequila Factory" if you can call it that as it does have all the equipment to make tequila, but it is quite modern and not really like going to a Functioning Tequilaria elsewhere...More

On both sides the river runs and The shops in on the island have it all. Clothes, hats, rugs, blankets, art, jewelry etcetc. There are also four restaurants along the island. You get there via a suspension bridge that is a fun experience.

You can't hardly be around Zona Centro or Zona Romantica and not stroll through the open air market that occupies this tree lined island. Rio Cuale flows quietly on both sides of the strip and on any given day offers shade and cool breezes. Patio...More

Very beautiful colors & items. Good prices if you barter. I only found one place on the north side of the shopping area that had unique jewelry that I wanted. Glad we went to look! I would definitely go back to this one shop I...More

First half of Isla Cuale has many restaurants and venders. Great place to do some shopping and have some eats. The farther half of the Isla Cuale appears to be missed by most. It too has restaurants and the Cultural Centre at the far end....More