The COVID-19 pandemic quickly turned our world upside down and made the last two months complicated in almost every way. Planes have been grounded, borders have been closed, and most people have been ordered to stay at home. The damage is widespread but perhaps the industry affected most is the tourism industry. New bookings have ground to a standstill while cancellations have soared. In a matter of weeks, Puerto Vallarta hotels and vacation rental companies watched their reservation calendars get wiped out. Restaurants, shops, and tour operators saw foot traffic dwindle and eventually evaporate entirely, forcing them to shut their [...]

If you'll be in Puerto Vallarta during the first 12 days of December, you'll surely have the opportunity to witness "peregrinaciones", the Spanish word for pilgrimages. Every year from December 1st to the 12th, hundreds of people from Puerto Vallarta and other localities gather and walk in a group to sing, pray and express their faith to the Virgin of Guadalupe. Followers thank the Virgin for the blessings received throughout the year may it be for good health, opportunities for work or even a special love interest. Expect to see cars decorated with allegorical representations of the time of the [...]

When thinking of Puerto Vallarta, the first thing that comes to mind is the beach. It's true that Puerto Vallarta has beautiful beaches, kilometers of golden sand, and emerald waters but that's only the beginning of what this port has to offer. Read on to discover opportunities to engage with Puerto Vallarta's history, architecture, adventure sports, and local attractions. Historical Center.- The center and heart of Puerto Vallarta is the "Malecón", a buzzing one and a half kilometer boardwalk where people walk in peace and enjoy the gentle breeze of the sea. Sculptures that surprise and delight are found along [...]