El Cora - NUEVO VALLARTA

El Cora is located in the middle of a crocodile and zoo-like animal preserve (a "cocodrilario") in Nuevo Vallarta, 3 km off the beaten track and world away from the rest of the Puerto Vallarta area. It costs 15 pesos per person to get in and these funds are for the care and feeding of the critters. There is a lovely open air restaurant with an open (and spotless) kitchen preparing a wide variety of the freshest seafood; you can tour the grounds before or after your meal. They make a great magarita and the vino tinto on offer is very tasty. The service is excellent, although not much English is spoken, the staff members are all charming.The grounds are like a trip to Gilligan's Island - I expected the Skipper or Maryanne to appear any second as we explored the flora and fauna (which includes badgers, geese, goats, boars, and of course some amazing crocodile specimens lounging in mud). There are footpaths and rickety wooden bridges everywhere - watch your step, but it's fun and worth the visit.On our last visit we enjoyed huge shrimp prepared several different ways including on crispy tostadas, and in a delicious brandy cream sauce (you can have a tequila sauce), a breaded catch of the day, and "relleno" which was mahi mahi stuffed with creamy shrimp - all fresh and tasty and nice-sized servings. We usually take our visitors here because it is such a different environment and dining experience - everyone has loved it.

El cora is located in the middle of a crocodile and zoo like animal protection (a cocodrilario in nuevo vallarta, 3 km from the beaten stretch and world away from the rest of the puerto vallarta area. it costs 15 pesos per person to in. and these mediums are for care and feeding the crumbs. there is a beautiful open-air restaurant with an open (and impeccable kitchen that prepares a large selection of freshest seafood; they can visit the grounds before or after their meal. they make a great magarita and the vino tinto in the offer is very delicious. the service is excellent, although not much English is spoken, the employees are all charming. the site is like a trip to gilligan 's island I expected that the skipper or maryanne will appear every second as we explore the flora and fauna (which includes dachs, geese, goats, wild boars and of course some amazing crocodile samples in the mud. there are footpaths and rickety wooden bridges everywhere they observe their step, but it is fun and worth visiting. at our last visit we enjoyed huge garnels prepared various species, including on crispy tostadas, and in a delicious nasty cream sauce (they can have a tequila sauce, a baked catch of the day, and relleno that was filled with creamy garnels all fresh and delicious and beautiful portions. we usually take our visitors here because it is such a different environment and culinary experience that everyone loves.

I took my family to lunch after el cora, which is a wonderful experience, they drive about 3 miles deep into the nuevo vallarta jungel on a large road. the crocodile arm is excellent and funny while eating her excellent lunch, they look. the crocodile swimming in the pond. vey has much recomended.

I took my family to El Cora for lunch, what a wonderful experience, you drive around 3 miles deep into the Nuevo Vallarta jungle on a great road. The crocodile farm is excellent and fun, while eating their excellent lunch you are looking out at the crocodiles swimming in the pond. Vey much recomended.