For more than week now, a dedicated team of municipal employees has been working tirelessly to clean up and repair the city after the passage of Hurricane Lidia. Their unwavering commitment has played a crucial role in Puerto Vallarta's recovery process and has demonstrated the city's unity and strength in the face of adversity.
Puerto Vallarta, a popular destination on Mexico's Pacific coast, may have fewer international cruise ships arriving compared to places like Ensenada in Baja California and Cabo San Lucas in Baja California Sur, but it still holds a special place on the Mexican Pacific Riviera route. It's all thanks to the charm it offers to cruise travelers.
As part of the State of Jalisco’s seasonal influenza vaccination campaign for the 2023-2024 winter season, which began on October 9, and ends on March 31, 2024, free flu shots are currently being administered in local health centers and hospitals. However, Covid-19 vaccines are NOT available in Vallarta at this time.
Puerto Vallarta is set to dazzle with its upcoming Día de los Muertos festivities, featuring the 'World's Largest Catrina'. The city is gearing up for a vibrant celebration that blends tradition and innovation to honor and revel in the spirit of the departed.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Lidia, residents in several Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods are grappling with a prolonged power outage. Despite the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) working diligently, some areas have been without electricity since Tuesday night, leading to growing frustration among the affected residents.
Blue skies and sunshine are illuminating recovery efforts after Category 4 Hurricane Lidia pounded Puerto Vallarta and surrounding areas on the night of Tuesday, October 10. The seemingly insurmountable task is being tackled by government officials, municipal workers, utility technicians, residents, and even tourists are lending a hand.
Condé Nast recently announced the results of its 2023 Readers’ Choice Awards, and Puerto Vallarta ranked at #4 in the 'Best Small Cities in the World' category. PV was praised for its striking architecture, exquisite beaches, lively ambiance, and timeless allure.
The El Salado Estuary, a Protected Natural Area (ANP) in the heart of Puerto Vallarta, has finally reopened its doors, and is offering free educational tours to the public. Dedicated to conservation and education, the ANP has expanded to 209 hectares, and boasts a new observation tower and improved infrastructure.
After yesterday's double arrival, 2 of the 15 cruise ships that will visit our port this month have already come and gone. According to the Puerto Vallarta National Port System Administration, a Norwegian ship arrives today, wrapping up the first week of October. Of the 15 port calls scheduled this month, there will be only 1 more double arrival.
Puerto Vallarta is gaining recognition as a beacon of diversity and inclusion. The city's dedication to fostering an environment where everyone feels valued and respected is being acknowledged, as exemplified by its recent nominations in five categories at the 2023 LGBTQ+ Travel Awards Mexico.
