Puerto Vallarta is taking a major step toward environmental renewal with its first eco-hydrological restoration project at El Coapinole Lagoon. The plan aims to revive this threatened ecosystem, support native wildlife, and expand green spaces as part of a broader plan to improve public areas and quality of life.
Got old electronics? Puerto Vallarta's got you covered! From June 4-6, recycle laptops, computers, TVs, and more at five convenient spots. It's a non-profit effort to protect our environment from harmful e-waste. Let's make our city cleaner and greener together!
Puerto Vallarta will help lead a national cleanup campaign starting June 5, aiming to rid Mexico’s beaches of plastic waste within five years. As one of five key kickoff sites, the city joins 169 coastal areas in a major push to protect marine life and preserve natural beauty.
Puerto Vallarta is empowering its youth through hands-on programs that promote environmental education and animal welfare. From learning about pollinators to caring for rescued pets, young residents are stepping up to help build a greener, more compassionate community.
Vallarta Pride and NYC Pride officially signed a twinning agreement during the 2025 edition of Vallarta Pride, creating a new partnership focused on promoting LGBTQ+ rights, inclusive tourism, and cultural exchange. The agreement strengthens ties between two of North America's most influential pride festivals.
Puerto Vallarta is set to transform the neglected Coapinole Lagoon into a new tourist and recreational hub. Mayor Luis Munguía's plan includes a linear park connecting to the La Bobadilla Sports Complex, with green areas, sports facilities, and family spaces, set for completion by mid-2026.
Puerto Vallarta has been named a Tree City of the World for 2024—an historic first for the city. The international honor celebrates its efforts to protect and plant trees, improve public spaces, and strengthen sustainability under the leadership of Mayor Luis Munguía.
As June approaches, the Municipal Government of Puerto Vallarta is preparing for the annual sea turtle nesting season, a crucial period for the Olive Ridley sea turtle. This significant conservation effort, led by the Directorate of Environmental Sustainability, is set to begin next month and continue through January 2026.
Cirque du Soleil and Grupo Vidanta have announced that tickets are now on sale to the general public for LUDÕ, a bold new aquatic production set to premiere December 16, 2025, at VidantaWorld in Nuevo Vallarta. This marks Cirque du Soleil’s second-ever water-based show, following the iconic 'O' at the Bellagio in Las Vegas.
Puerto Vallarta celebrates 107 years as a municipality and 57 as a city with festivities from May 21–31. The schedule includes art exhibits, live music, cultural showcases, and thrilling air shows - honoring the city’s rich past and lively community spirit.
