Yes! Many beaches in Puerto Vallarta are swimmable, with calm waters in areas like Los Muertos Beach and Conchas Chinas.

Some beaches may have stronger waves or undertows, so it’s always best to check local conditions before going in.

Absolutely! Guests can enjoy boat tours, whale watching (December–March), zip-lining, ATV rides, snorkeling, diving, and exploring charming nearby towns like Sayulita and Bucerías.

Yes, all travelers from the United States, Canada and the UK need a valid passport to enter Mexico. A tourist card (Forma Migratoria Múltiple, or FMM) is also required, but this is usually provided by the airline or at the airport upon arrival. A visa is not required for stays under 180 days for U.S. and Canadian citizens.

Guests from other countries should check Mexico’s entry requirements for their nationality before traveling.

Puerto Vallarta enjoys warm, tropical weather year-round.

• High Season (November – April): Sunny skies, lower humidity, and comfortable temperatures.

• Summer (May – October): Hotter with higher humidity, plus the rainy season (showers usually in the evening).

Puerto Vallarta has a lively nightlife scene, from beach bars and trendy lounges to energetic nightclubs. Guests will find something for every style—whether it’s live music on the Malecón, cocktails by the beach, or dancing the night away.

Puerto Vallarta is considered one of Mexico’s safest resort destinations and is very welcoming to visitors. Guests often enjoy exploring the vibrant downtown, Malecón boardwalk, shops, and restaurants. As with any international travel, it’s recommended to stay aware of your surroundings, travel in groups when possible, and follow local guidance.

The most popular wedding months are November through April, when the weather is dry, sunny, and pleasant. May and June are also lovely (with fewer crowds), while July through October is warmer with the possibility of afternoon rains.