If you’re visiting Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, the focus might be beach time or enjoying the city’s lively nightlife. Maybe you'll spend time on the iconic Malecon, the 12-block-long promenade ...

Puerto Vallarta is one of Mexico's busiest and most popular airport hubs, with planes flying in from New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Denver, and Houston, to name just a few routes.

Feasts by the beach, smoked seafood-packed burritos, triple-sized carne asada tacos, mezcal and raicilla cocktails, and more of Puerto Vallarta’s best dishes.

Puerto Vallarta Food Tours is ranked #5 out of 18 things to do in Puerto Vallarta. See pictures and our review of Puerto Vallarta Food Tours.

Inspired by my hometown of Puerto Vallarta, chilaquiles rojos with Vallarta-style shrimp salad makes for ceviche-meets-brunch, if you want to pretend you’re at the beach.

Directions. Cook lobsters: Fill a large, lidded pot halfway with water, then add beer and 4 tablespoons salt. Bring to a boil over high heat. Kill lobsters by plunging a knife in at base of head.

In River Park, a protected area a few minutes from downtown Puerto Vallarta, adventurers can take off-road vehicle tours to cross the longest suspension bridge in the world, spanning 1,540 feet in ...