Summer in Puerto Vallarta isn’t just about warm beaches and tropical sunsets. It’s also one of the most flavorful times of the year. While June to August is technically the low season for tourism, local chefs and restaurants take the opportunity to shine through limited-time menus, tasting events, cooking classes, and seasonal discounts that reward those who stay—or arrive—during the summer months.

Why Summer Is a Hidden Gem for Food Lovers

Unlike the high season, summer offers visitors a quieter, more relaxed dining atmosphere. No long waits, no packed reservations, just good food and space to enjoy it. For North American travelers and expats who choose to explore Puerto Vallarta in summer, this means more opportunities to try local spots that are…

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Each year, in late May and early June, Puerto Vallarta becomes a talked about LGBTQ+ travel spot in the Americas. Vallarta Pride is more than a parade - it is a city wide celebration of openness, community along with cultural pride.

The celebration happens mainly in Zona Romántica and along the Malecón. Restaurants, art galleries as well as clubs show rainbow flags, play live music, hold themed events in addition to offer an open atmosphere.

What to Expect

Vallarta Pride usually lasts seven to ten days. Events include beach parties, drag brunches, art shows, rooftop film screenings, plus a large parade that brings many locals and visitors. Most places are close enough to walk to, and they welcome LGBTQ+ people all year.

The Parade - This event…

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