Stories and guides from Puerto Vallarta expats
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 informed, participate, and practice evacuation routes.
Puerto Vallarta is gearing up for its 216th Independence Day parade, inviting schools and civic groups to participate. Registration is open until September 9.
Robbie Williams is bringing his concert to Puerto Vallarta on October 27, 2026, at the VidantaWorld Esplanade, offering music enthusiasts a memorable night out.
Downtown Vallarta will experience traffic changes starting Monday, with certain streets closed or experiencing reduced flow during peak hours, adding another layer of complexity to our daily routines.
Chile en Nogada is taking center stage in Puerto Vallarta with a month-long celebration that brings together traditional Mexican flavors with a global twist.
Puerto Vallarta is set to host IBX Americas 2026, a significant MICE event bringing in high-level buyers and decision-makers from across the Americas. As an expat, I'm curious about how this will affect the community and the city's growing business travel appeal.
SEAPAL completed 767 water and sewer repairs in August, marking a significant improvement in Puerto Vallarta's infrastructure. As a Vallartense working in the hotel zone, these repairs have a direct impact on the daily lives of residents and visitors alike.
Profeco has suspended sales at Puerto Vallarta’s Soleva, leaving many expats and digital nomads to wonder about the implications for daily life in the town.
Las Fiestas Patrias in Puerto Vallarta is set to bring together the community with parades and fireworks, offering a sense of belonging for both residents and expats.
Puerto Vallarta is gearing up for a big 2026 Independence celebration with traditional festivities and new community-driven activities.
Puerto Vallarta cyclists are rallying for a new scenic bike path, and expats and digital nomads can support this initiative for a healthier, more sustainable city.
Puerto Vallarta's boat crews are receiving emergency rescue training, enhancing safety for everyone on the water. This is especially important for expats and digital nomads who rely on waterways for daily activities.
Uber Mujeres has launched in Puerto Vallarta, providing a women-only ride service that aims to offer a safer and more comfortable experience for female riders in the community.
A new Uber feature allows women to request female drivers, bringing a small safety improvement to Puerto Vallarta.
Puerto Vallarta is training nightlife staff on LGBTQ+ inclusion, making the city's nightlife more welcoming and safe for everyone.
Puerto Vallarta's 2026 sea turtle release season has kicked off, bringing hope and a sense of community for expats and locals alike.
The upcoming bird and forest workshop in Puerto Vallarta is a great opportunity for nature enthusiasts and expats to connect with the local community and learn about the area's flora and fauna.
This month, El Pitillal is hosting Independence and Patron Saint celebrations, including parades, fireworks, and religious processions, offering expats and locals a chance to experience local culture.
Federal support talks are underway in Puerto Vallarta amid flight cuts, offering a glimmer of hope for improved airport operations and better travel experiences.
On September 9, 2026, Puerto Vallarta will host a free traditional mariachi concert at Los Arcos del Malecón, celebrating Jalisco's rich musical heritage.
