Hola Paola is a unique community just north of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. It’s located on the beach between Acapulco and Playa del Carmen. It is a unique community that exists only in the borders between Mexico and the United States of America. It is not an exclusive beach community for foreigners but rather it is open to everybody who lives in the USA, as long as they follow the laws and respect other Americans, such as the Mexican-American neighbors living on the beach.
Hola Paola is different from most communities because its inhabitants are younger. They are the same age as our children but their age is a bit younger as well, probably because they are originally from Mexico. The community is composed of various cultures that live along the beach, and they are all very different. For instance, there are Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Indian, Japanese, Kriki, Mexican, Peruvian, Chicano, Arab, and American. People who originally come from Hola Paola would say that it is their home, where they grow up and live their whole lives. The Spanish, Chinese, Koreans, Indians, and Kriki people are the oldest ones who have settled on the beach.
The community is still preserving its old culture because people come from all over the world to have fun and play with each other on the beach. It’s a great place for families to visit and spend time with each other. Hola Paola also has a port which provides services like fishing, crabbing, and windsurfing. Other activities that you can enjoy are kayaking, dolphin watching, snorkeling, and swimming.