Puerto Vallarta to Host All-Women’s Pride Cruise and Pool Party on May 21

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Puerto Vallarta is set to celebrate Vallarta Pride 2025 with a special event tailored for women: the “Girls Just Wanna Have FUN Cruise and Pool Party,” scheduled for Wednesday, May 21. This all-inclusive experience, designed by women for women, promises a day filled with music, adventure, and camaraderie.

Cruise Adventure

The festivities commence at 11:00 a.m. with a four-hour catamaran cruise departing from Marina Vallarta. Hosted by Jet’s Private Boat Tours, the cruise offers attendees scenic coastal views, an open bar featuring margaritas, tequila, vodka, beer, and seltzers, as well as gourmet snacks like ceviche, guacamole, fresh fruit, and baguette sandwiches. Guests can also enjoy paddleboarding, snorkeling, and a floating water playground. The cruise is staffed entirely by women, ensuring an inclusive and empowering atmosphere.

Pool Party Extravaganza

Following the cruise, the celebration continues at the Casa Cúpula Pool Club with an exclusive women-only pool party from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The event features female DJs, Latin go-go dancers, a heated pool and jacuzzi with ocean views, craft cocktails, and delicious food. Organizers promise a “no boys, no drama” environment, with additional performers and surprises throughout the afternoon.

Event Vision and Inclusivity

Co-creator Eva Jimenez emphasizes that the event aims to provide a space where women can “show up fully, joyfully, and unapologetically.” Co-producer Losanna Diaz adds that the goal is to create a Pride experience that centers women, making them feel “seen, sexy, and celebrated,” with a focus on connection, freedom, and fun.

Ticket Information

Tickets are available in three tiers:

  • $189 USD for the full-day experience, including the cruise, pool party, and an exclusive tank top
  • $135 USD for the cruise only
  • $92 USD (or 1,700 pesos) for the pool party only, which includes an open bar and food

The event welcomes individuals who are lesbian, bisexual, transgender, or those seeking connection in a women-centered environment. Attendees must be over 18 years of age.

For more information and to reserve your spot, visit the event’s official page.

This celebration is part of the broader Vallarta Pride 2025 festivities, which run from May 17 to May 25, highlighting Puerto Vallarta’s commitment to inclusivity and diversity.

Puerto Vallarta is set to celebrate Vallarta Pride 2025 with a special event tailored for women: the "Girls Just Wanna Have FUN Cruise and . . .

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