Stories and guides from Puerto Vallarta expats
Vallarta Cares is expanding its environmental initiatives through partnerships, focusing on water conservation, waste management, and supporting local charities for reef and forest protection.
Local suppliers in Puerto Vallarta now have access to over 80 Banderas Bay hotels, boosting their business opportunities and enhancing the local economy.
More than 80 culinary experts are set to visit Puerto Vallarta for the Vallarta-Nayarit Gastronomica festival, offering locals and visitors a chance to experience diverse flavors and techniques.
Puerto Vallarta has implemented new safety measures by posting red flags at five beach zones, highlighting the importance of following local advisories to ensure a safe and enjoyable beach experience.
Residents in 5 de Diciembre are facing significant disruptions due to a three-day suspension of trash collection, which has caused frustration and concern among the community.
Puerto Vallarta loses its direct Volaris link to Morelia, requiring travelers to stopover in Guadalajara, which could add time to journeys.
Residents in Puerto Vallarta should be cautious as federal oversight of crocodile populations is being sought, with increased patrols and public education expected.
Puerto Vallarta residents can look forward to improved garbage collection and water services following legislative support from the Jalisco Congress.
A local breakdown of Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods, visas, weather, cost of living, and getting around as an expat.
