In the 30 years since my first visit, it had become a different Puerto Vallarta. On that long-ago trip I took a beat-up old cab from the airport, its radiator steaming as it sputtered into town ...

PUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico – It doesn’t take much ... resorts – and get out at the Rio Cuale Bridge, the entrance to Old Town. The village I know starts at the “Huaracheria,” a cobbler ...

It used to be a cruise stop, but the Puerto Vallarta travel map now shows an expansive, vibrant city ready to welcome the ...

Travelers should keep in mind that this area is also known as Old Vallarta or Old Town. Most agree that Zona Romantica is a must-see. The area contains a number of the city's best restaurants ...

Supported by By Stuart Emmrich Photographs by Jake Naughton I first traveled to the Mexican resort town of Puerto Vallarta because of a decades-old, black-and-white movie. On a frigid winter night ...

As Puerto Vallarta concentrates on transforming its ... A network of smaller, family-run restaurants is springing up in the old town, testament to a growing local foodie scene.

Puerto Vallarta has long ... That section of town is known by three names: Zona Romantica (Romantic Zone), the South Side, or Old Town, the latter being a misnomer since downtown is much older ...

is much older than Old Town. Puerto Vallarta is also fortunate to have some of the best gay hotels in the world, including Hotel Mercurio, Casa Cupula, and Pinata PV, all of which are gay-owned. The ...

The words “Puerto Vallarta“ are scrawled across the strangely ... Yes, buildings had popped up all around the city’s old town, but the oceanfront looked the same. “I think of the ...

If you’re looking for an all-inclusive resort with prime beach access, family-friendly amenities and easy access to Puerto Vallarta’s old town, we recommend staying just south of Zona ...