Stay informed with the latest headlines from Puerto Vallarta, including cultural festivals, culinary celebrations, service updates, and public safety alerts. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Here’s what residents and visitors need to know in the last 24 hours: The city’s signature Fiestas de Mayo festival officially kicked off on Friday, May 16, at the Explanada Vallarta, […]
Puerto Vallarta’s cultural calendar is bursting at the seams this year, proving once again that the Bay of Banderas offers far more than sun-soaked beach days. From gallery strolls that turn cobblestone streets into open-air museums, to high-energy pride parties, foodie feasts, rodeo parades and deep-sea showdowns, the months ahead deliver a kaleidoscope of experiences
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Nestled between the majestic Sierra Madre Mountains and the sparkling Banderas Bay, Puerto Vallarta is ready to welcome both locals and international visitors with an array of cultural, athletic, and culinary events this spring and summer. From a scenic marathon along its breathtaking coastline to a vibrant LGBTQ+ Pride celebration, the
Puerto Vallarta, the jewel of Mexico’s Pacific coast, has once again proven its excellence in the global tourism sector by securing seven prestigious nominations at the 2024 Travvy Awards. This remarkable achievement underscores the city’s status as a premier destination, celebrated for its diverse offerings, exceptional hospitality, and vibrant cultural experiences. The 2024 Travvy Awards,
Puerto Vallarta (PVDN) – The Mexican wine industry is growing by such leaps and bounds that Puerto Vallarta already provides a space to learn, taste, enjoy, and socialize around this drink: Vinoma Fest. This festival is part of the vast gastronomic offer that has already positioned the city as one of the favorite destinations for
Everything you need to know about Puerto Vallarta’s history, and how to celebrate its centennial anniversary. Puerto Vallarta is celebrating. The reason: we are a few days from the 100th anniversary of its promulgation as a municipality. To celebrate it, various events have been scheduled to entertain the public, which covers a wide range of
The Patron Saint Feast of the Holy Cross, the International Altruism Festival, Restaurant Week, Puerto Vallarta Gay Pride, and the Wind Festival, are just a few of the exciting events taking place in May. Patron Saint Feast of the Holy Cross (May 3) This religious tradition welcomes all the people of the towns in the
May in the Riviera Nayarit means plenty to do for visitors and locals alike. Sailing competitions and kitesurf take over the waves and bikes thread their way through the mountain trails, while back in town there are plenty of cultural and religious festivities plus a culinary festival for our restaurant owners. And, as always, the
I never thought I could tire of avocados, ever! I am from Los Angeles where Latinos are now the majority and always a delicious make up of L.A.’s diverse culture. Tacos, marisco’s, handmade tortillas, fine dining and El Pollo Loco, well you get it. We waited for supermarkets to put Hass avocados on sale and
Cancun’s Tourist Police, currently 95 officers strong, say they need at least double that to properly patrol the Hotel Zone. Recruitment efforts are underway amid corruption concerns. The director of Cancun’s Tourist Police, Ricardo Morales Santos, has revealed that the current force of 95 officers is insufficient to adequately patrol the city’s sprawling Hotel Zone,
