Puerto Vallarta Activity

Hotels in Puerto Vallarta are opposing a 35.8% increase in the foreign visitor fee, fearing it could harm tourism and local economies.

Carpet and commercial cleaning company serving businesses and homes in Puerto Vallarta, with appointments by WhatsApp.

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A real estate team selling houses, condos and land in Puerto Vallarta and along the Riviera Nayarit coast.

Volaris is adding five direct U.S. flights from the Guadalajara Airport, making travel between Puerto Vallarta and major U.S. cities faster and more c

Puerto Vallarta is considering reopening Avenida México to cars, a decision that balances economic growth with environmental protection, impacting the

Currency exchange house in Puerto Vallarta that buys and sells foreign currency and gold and silver coins, and handles euro transfers.

Puerto Vallarta celebrates 216 years of independence with a night of festivities, fireworks, and traditional dancing, making it a must-see event for e

Holistic medicine services including osteopathy, homeopathy, and craniosacral therapy in Puerto Vallarta.

Amapas 314 environmental filing in Puerto Vallarta could lead to stricter environmental regulations and potential changes in property values, impactin

The Navigator of the Seas brought 3,645 guests to Puerto Vallarta, bringing both excitement and questions about the town's readiness to accommodate su

Pacific Ocean-themed bar with luxury cabanas and top entertainment in Zona Hotelera.

Natalia Jiménez will perform at the Vidanta Convention Center in Puerto Vallarta on September 12, 2026, offering a mix of her solo hits and La Quinta

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Puerto Vallarta is becoming a key destination for medical tourism, with new investments in healthcare facilities and services to attract visitors seek

High-end real estate rental and property management company

Puerto Vallarta celebrated its young gymnasts and folkloric dancers, highlighting the city's ongoing commitment to nurturing local talent and communit

La Cruz Bakery, a beloved local establishment, recently opened its doors in downtown Puerto Vallarta. Known for its fresh, homemade bread and pastries, this bakery has quickly become a go-to spot for locals and expats alike. The bakery offers many items, from traditional Mexican bread like telera and pan de muerto to European-style croissants and baguettes. Visitors can enjoy their treats in the cozy indoor space or on the charming outdoor seating area, perfect for sipping a café con leche while people-watching. The real draw, however, is the quality of the bread. One can visit the bakery early in the morning and witness the bakers creating their signature loaves, a process that is both fascinating and delightful. The bakery is open daily from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, making it a convenient stop for anyone looking for a taste of home or a delicious start to their day.

The charro parade in Puerto Vallarta, with over 120 participants, offers expats and digital nomads a chance to experience local culture and traditions

Puerto Vallarta is set to test its tsunami drill on September 19, 2026, at noon. This is a crucial reminder for residents and visitors to stay informe

Puerto Vallarta is gearing up for its 216th Independence Day parade, inviting schools and civic groups to participate. Registration is open until Sept

Robbie Williams is bringing his concert to Puerto Vallarta on October 27, 2026, at the VidantaWorld Esplanade, offering music enthusiasts a memorable