Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

A 3.5-meter crocodile caught near Marina Vallarta condos was released in the Río Ameca as safety concerns widen beyond beach access.

Vallarta City Hall spent the week balancing beach safety, event spending, water audits, trash complaints and Centro preservation pressure.

Firefighters controlled a blaze at the old Blockbuster in Versalles, where trash inside raised concern over nearby businesses.

Architects say a demolished Centro property shows why Puerto Vallarta needs clearer heritage review when structural risk is cited.

Puerto Vallarta’s water system kept its sanitary certification, with Las Palmas and Ecoterra included, as recent flushing continues.

GAP shares fell after June traffic weakened, with Puerto Vallarta down 18.7% overall and international passengers down 33.4%.

Two ships arrived Tuesday with 11,542 people aboard, giving Puerto Vallarta businesses a short lift in a July cruise calendar with four calls.

SEAPAL will expand preventive flushing in Versalles after pressure changes stirred natural minerals inside Puerto Vallarta water lines.

Marina Vallarta hotels will add daytime beach patrols, guest warnings and seek equipment after a fatal crocodile attack near the estuary.

Red, yellow and purple flags restrict water access at several Puerto Vallarta beaches as surf and wildlife warnings continue.

An offshore low has a 30% development chance, but Puerto Vallarta’s more immediate concern is rain, runoff and service strain.

Puerto Vallarta airport traffic fell 12.7% in the first half of 2026, with international passengers driving most of the decline.

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