Electric buses are coming to Puerto Vallarta transit. What to look for as a resident, commuter or buyer.
Viviendo en Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta is known for a welcoming LGBTQ+ community. A practical look at neighborhoods, daily life and planning a move.
What to sort out before you retire in Puerto Vallarta: residency, healthcare, budget, community and a trial period.
A free, illustrated 37-card guide with simple strength, balance, and stretching exercises you can do at home with a chair and a wall. English and Spanish.
Simon is weakening, but hurricane season runs through November 30 and forecasters are watching another system. Stay prepared in Puerto Vallarta.
What the official forecasts say about Tropical Storm Simon as of October 8, 2026, and calm, practical steps for Puerto Vallarta residents, owners and visitors to take while the weather is still good.
Hurricane Rachel is passing offshore and big waves are breaking on the Malecón. One stretch near the Lluvia sculpture is taped off. Here is what is open, why the tape is there, and how to enjoy the view without getting wet.
Hurricane Rachel is passing offshore, with heavy rain, gusts and large surf along the Jalisco coast. A calm checklist of what to avoid and what to prepare while it passes.
Most storms pass Puerto Vallarta offshore. What they leave behind is water in the wrong places. A calm, one-afternoon checklist for owners: drains, waterproofing, power, the five-day insurance clock, and what to ask your HOA.
You can live in Puerto Vallarta for ten years without learning Spanish — which is exactly why so many people do. What the schools here actually look like, what to ask before you pay, and the household vocabulary that saves a foreign owner the most money.