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Puerto Vallarta is defined by the natural charm of its beaches embraced by the Sierra Madre mountains; the essence of its culture, gastronomy and traditions; and the warmth and hospitality of being welcomed like a friend. This magical destination has an authentic Mexican taste and spirit.
Whether it’s on an adventure exploring steep rivers in the jungle or a relaxing and pampering trip, Puerto Vallarta has a wide range of activities and experiences waiting for you.
We have made a special selection of the best things to do in Puerto Vallarta. Whatever your plan is: romance, adventure, relaxation, family or friends, you can find the perfect options to start planning your next visit.
We’ll let you in on what’s happening in this fascinating destination: important events, reviews, travel tips, and latest news, to inspire and start planning your next trip to Puerto Vallarta.
View moreLeave your worries behind and give yourself a weekend treat exploring everything that Puerto Vallarta has to offer. We invite you to fall in love with Puerto Vallarta in just two days! The trip starts as soon as you get your flight tickets, and here are some travel tips for you to make the most of your weekend: Read more
Did you choose to visit Puerto Vallarta on your next vacations? Very well, the next step is to make the most of your stay and visit emblematic spots and enjoy the activities that are offered around town. We have prepared a list with 35 things everyone should do in Puerto Vallarta, and one thing’s for sure: you’ll have a blast! Read more
You know you’ve arrived to the oldest area of Puerto Vallarta because there is a certain magic that embraces the area, known as Old Town Vallarta. You can immediately feel the essence of a former fishing town, a unique and secret place nestled between the Pacific and the Sierra Madre mountains, accessible years ago to those few that had the privilege – and the means – to make the journey and arrive at its coasts. Read more