Why Expats Love Puerto Vallarta: A Real Sense of Belonging
Posted by Cathy Rios on
When you reach Puerto Vallarta, a peculiar event occurs. You planned to stay one week. Now three months passed. You found a preferred taco stand, a regular yoga class along with a friend who texts you to meet at the art walk on Wednesday. You did not just arrive. You became part of something.
It is easy to feel welcome here. Puerto Vallarta perfected the method of acceptance. People speak English often, not only waiters and hotel staff, but also dentists, accountants as well as local community center volunteers. No one presses you to understand everything. Someone always helps. You hear Spanish, of course. You also hear French, German in addition to much Canadian English. That combination is not just tourist talk - these are people who live here; they…
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