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From February 20 to 22, 2025, Puerto Vallarta will come alive with its second annual Carnival. For three days, the city center and the Romantic Zone will host a variety of cultural activities and live performances for locals and visitors to enjoy.

From February 14 to 16, 2025, Puerto Vallarta’s Plaza de Armas will transform into an open-air canvas for the 17th edition of the Madonnari Festival. This event celebrates creativity and artistic talent through ephemeral illustrations made with pastel chalk on concrete.

Starting January 9, 2025, drivers in Jalisco will be fined for using license plate holders or any other items that obstruct the visibility of vehicle plates.

Puerto Vallarta’s malecón came alive this Día de Reyes with the creation of an impressive 1-kilometer-long rosca. This extraordinary event stretched from the iconic Hotel Rosita to Los Arcos, bringing together thousands of residents and tourists for an unforgettable celebration.

On November 10, 2024, Riviera Nayarit hosted one of the most anticipated triathlon events: the IRONMAN 70.3.

The Fiestas Guadalupanas are one of the most significant celebrations in Puerto Vallarta, a vibrant event filled with tradition, devotion, and community spirit. Honoring the Virgin of Guadalupe, Mexico's patron saint.

The magical Coca-Cola Caravan will light up the streets of Puerto Vallarta on December 13 at 6:30 p.m.

In recent years, Puerto Vallarta and Bucerías have become a second home for many Canadians. It's not just about tourists coming and going, but rather a growing community that arrives seeking something more than just a vacation.

In September 2024, Puerto Vallarta became the site of an orca sighting. This event has captured the attention of both residents and tourists in Puerto Vallarta and the surrounding areas, sparking conversations about conservation among those fortunate enough to witness it.

Luis Munguía has taken office as the new mayor of Puerto Vallarta, bringing with him a series of promises and commitments aimed at revitalizing the city. One of the first initiatives he has launched is a pothole repair program, which seeks to improve the quality of the city’s roads.

On October 20, 2024, Puerto Vallarta will host the First International Trash Fishing Tournament, an event designed to engage the community in an urgent cause: cleaning our oceans.

Nuevo Nayarit, formerly known as Nuevo Vallarta, has established itself as one of the most exclusive and desires destinations in Mexico.