Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

Mexico Sets Sights on Eradicating Measles

•February 5, 2026

Measles vaccine pop-up sites open in Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta has new weekend measles vaccination modules at malls and the airport, plus weekday sites at UNIRSE and DRSE.

•February 5, 2026

The Road to Puerto Vallarta Haunted by Witches and Ghosts

An old mountain road to Puerto Vallarta is infamous for eerie tales of witches, ghost sightings, and mysterious lights that haunt travelers.

•February 4, 2026

Romantic Valentine’s Day Experiences in Puerto Vallarta for All Budgets and Lifestyles

A breathtaking sunset view over Puerto Vallarta’s Banderas Bay, with the iconic Los Muertos Pier illuminated. The city’s vibrant twilight skies set a romantic stage...

•February 4, 2026

Strong surf surprises visitors on Vallarta Malecón

A sudden burst of heavy surf hit Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón, prompting red flags on beaches and fresh warnings to keep back from the water.

•February 4, 2026

Puerto Vallarta’s Historic Center Getting a Facelift

Puerto Vallarta’s historic center is getting a facelift as authorities launch a program to restore old facades with approved colors and native plants.

Puerto Vallarta beach closures hurricane raymond

•February 4, 2026

Red flags raised across Vallarta beaches due to dangerous surf

Red flags now cover all Puerto Vallarta beaches as high surf and rip currents intensify. Authorities say stay out of the water.

•February 4, 2026

Eric N Charged in Clarisa Rodríguez Death in Puerto Vallarta

After a hearing, a judge charged Eric N with negligent homicide in the death of Clarisa Rodríguez in Puerto Vallarta and ordered pretrial detention.

•February 4, 2026

GAP commits 13 billion pesos to 2026 airport expansion plan

GAP will invest 13 billion pesos in 2026 to expand and modernize its airports in Mexico as part of a five-year plan amid rising passenger...

•February 3, 2026

Islas Marías Draws Only 80 Tourists a Week as Costs Double

Mexico’s remote Islas Marías now draws only 80 tourists a week. Price hikes over three years have put the project's accessibility and future in doubt.