Puerto Vallarta's police department has boosted its security capabilities with over 60 new vehicles, funded by Fortamun. The fleet includes pickup trucks, sedans, ATVs, and motorcycles to improve patrols and emergency response times across the municipality.
Displaying remarkable athleticism and a profound dedication to ecology, Mexican swimmer Stephanie Montero recently completed a 43km, 15-hour swim from Isla Isabel National Park to Marismas Nacionales Biosphere Reserve in Nayarit. Part of Nado por las Ballenas, this effort aims to generate funds and awareness for crucial marine ecosystems.
Puerto Vallarta is turning drought into opportunity by cleaning rivers and canals ahead of rainy season, cutting costs by 30%. At the same time, upgrades to Well 26 A are boosting water supply in the north. These actions are helping the city prepare for both dry spells and storms.
Puerto Vallarta is ready for the 2025 hurricane season, which runs from May 15 to November 30. With an above-average number of storms predicted, local officials have already begun safety preparations. Thanks to its protected location, the city remains well-positioned to weather the season.
Puerto Vallarta is gearing up for Vallarta Pride 2025, happening May 17–25. With over 40,000 visitors expected, the city is working closely with organizers to ensure a safe, efficient, and inclusive celebration featuring 20+ events focused on diversity, art, health, and community.
Puerto Vallarta will welcome a remarkable piece of maritime history as the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Eagle docks at Pier 2 from May 9 to 12. Known as 'America’s Tall Ship,' the Eagle arrives as part of a goodwill and training mission, offering a rare glimpse of a vessel that has sailed through some of the world’s most pivotal moments.
Puerto Vallarta marked Children's Day on April 30th with the inauguration of 'Tukilandia,' a brand-new children's park in the Jardines del Puerto neighborhood. This development, made possible by an investment exceeding 7.4 million pesos, is a key part of the local government's initiative to revitalize five parks across the municipality.
Puerto Vallarta has earned top honors in the 2025 TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards, taking the #4 spot as the Best Destination in Mexico. This recognition was announced during the 2025 Tianguis Turístico Mexico, a major tourism forum held from April 28 to May 1 in Rosarito, Baja California Norte, and San Diego, California.
Puerto Vallarta is taking a major step toward improving its drinking water supply with a $57.4 million peso investment in key infrastructure projects. Mayor Munguía noted the importance of these projects in ensuring a stable and reliable water supply for all residents, calling it a major milestone in improving quality of life.
Puerto Vallarta will welcome a total of 10 cruise ships this May - one more than last year - marking a strong close to the high season. Highlights include multiple visits from major liners, a rare overnight stay, and the arrival of two U.S. Coast Guard vessels, adding excitement to the port.
