In an effort to preserve the city's rich history and architectural beauty, the Puerto Vallarta City Council has officially approved the formation of a special commission dedicated to the restoration of the Historic Center. This initiative is set to be a key player in protecting and enhancing the heart of the city for years to come.
Marina Vallarta now offers a free shuttle service that makes getting around easier for workers and visitors. With frequent stops along key routes, the service reduces traffic, supports sustainability, and provides a stress-free way to explore one of Puerto Vallarta’s most visited neighborhoods.
Governor Pablo Lemus has delivered four new patrol trucks to Puerto Vallarta, strengthening the city’s public safety efforts. Mayor Luis Munguía welcomed the vehicles, which will boost emergency response and protect residents, visitors, and businesses across the municipality.
Puerto Vallarta is charting a new course with its Municipal Development and Governance Plan for 2024-2027. This collaborative roadmap, shaped by extensive community input, promises a more transparent and inclusive government. It's a historic move toward a prosperous future, built with the people, for the people.
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Puerto Vallarta residents are taking part in open discussions about a proposed virtual parking meter system aimed at improving parking in the Historic Center and Romantic Zone. City officials emphasize that no decisions will be made without community input.
El Jorullo welcomed the opening of a new road that connects the rural town to the rest of Puerto Vallarta. Designed for safety and durability, the project improves access to services, education, and economic activity, while also highlighting the power of teamwork between the local government and community members.
Puerto Vallarta is rolling out 67 new buses as part of a major effort to modernize its public transit system. With the first units arriving soon and more electric buses coming in October, the city is moving toward cleaner, more efficient, and accessible transportation for all.
Although only three cruise ships are scheduled to arrive this month, Puerto Vallarta will still welcome thousands of passengers, providing a boost to the local economy. These August arrivals are part of the city's low season for cruise traffic, which runs from the beginning of summer until October.
Puerto Vallarta’s IFC Home Tours have been ranked among the top 10% of sightseeing tours worldwide by the 2025 TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards. This recognition celebrates the tours’ unique blend of architectural exploration and meaningful support for local children and families in need.
