Los Arcos

Four concrete arches stand right at the edge of the water, framed by the open expanse of the Banderas Bay. These structures date to nineteen eighty-four, though they look like a relic of a much older era. They were built to replace a gazebo that once sat on the same spot, providing a backdrop for local concerts and town gatherings. Today, these arches define the view of the coastline, serving as a gateway between the cobblestone streets of the center and the Pacific Ocean.