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Puerto Vallarta is the LGBT paradise in Mexico

No doubt in Puerto Vallarta there are incredible entertainment and fun choices to suit all tastes, proof of this is the variety of events and activities aimed at the LGBT community, which has placed our destination as one of the top favorites to vacation around the world for this segment.

If this is the first time you come to Puerto Vallarta, we recommend staying in the Romantic Zone, where you will find the best gay friendly hotels, art galleries, all kind shops, bars and restaurants; besides being located very close to Los Muertos Beach.

This beach starts from the famous Pier in the Olas Altas zone and reaches the rocks that separate it from Playa Amapas, in this space, beach clubs attract the LGBT community throughout Mexico and the world creating a unique environment of joy and conviviality; the perfect place for a “selfie” with your new friends.

For the adventurous, there are many companies offering boat trips around the bay and explore the natural beauty of Puerto Vallarta, including exotic zip lines in the mountains, river rides, gastronomic tours and all this for LGBT cliques.

Gay Pride in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

After spending all day enjoying the beach, get ready for the night! Because the fun options never end, whether you come in a romantic plan with your partner and you guys feel like a good dinner for two or a tour through the best nightclubs with all your friends, Puerto Vallarta will be unforgettable.

For all those party guys, you will truly have a blast no matter if you are into the animated karaoke bars or the hottest after parties where you can dance until dawn, going through all the rhythms and music genres so you always want to come back.

By the way, this May is the perfect time to come visit Puerto Vallarta, since we are the proud home of Vallarta Pride, which will take place from the second half of the month and will include the traditional march and parade, marriage ceremonies, cinema and theater projections, among many other surprises, check out the full activities program .

So, if you thought there wasn’t a place with such beautiful beaches and great environment for the LGBT community, come to Puerto Vallarta, you will surely be surprised and will also become your favorite destination. We are waiting for you!

Photo via @robschaffer on Instagram.

No doubt in Puerto Vallarta there are incredible entertainment and fun choices to suit all tastes, proof of this is the variety of events and . . .

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