Recommendations

There are several options to get to Puerto Vallarta:

Fly directly to Puerto Vallarta [PVR]
Fly to a connecting airport in Mexico with a direct flight to Puerto Vallarta:
- Mexico City (there are 2 airports, preferably use AICM [MEX] instead of AIFA)
- Toluca [TLC]
- Monterrey [MTY]
Fly to Guadalajara airport [GDL] and arrive by land to Puerto Vallarta (by bus or renting a car)

To get around Puerto Vallarta we recommend using a taxi, Uber or renting a car. And in case you want to travel to other places in Mexico, contact us so we can give you our suggestions (or not).

Puerto Vallarta is a paradise and offers so many things that definitely weren't going to fit in this section. So the best thing we can do is refer you to the official Visit Puerto Vallarta page where there are descriptions of:

Beaches
Tours
Ecotourism
Extreme activities
Night life
Cruise ships
And much more

We can also recommend you go to:

Tequila
Guadalajara
Tlaquepaque

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Puerto Vallarta is full of hotels and Airbnb's, recommending only one would be limiting them to endless possibilities. There is a full range of prices, sizes, luxuries and types. Just remember that the church is the Parroquia María Reina de la Paz and that the hotel where the wedding will be held is the Club Regina hotel. They are both close to the Marina.

The closest hotels to Club Regina hotel are:

The Westin Resort & Spa
Mayan Palace
Villa Vera
Vamar Vallarta
Villa Pacífico
Meliá

You can click on the map to search for hotels in Puerto Vallarta.

Dear international friends, we kindly ask, for the sake of your foreign stomachs and our peace of mind, that you follow these recommendations:

1) If you have any food allergies, please inform the restaurant staff when dining out during your visit to our beautiful country.

2) If you don't like spicy food, ask if your chosen dish includes any "chile". Asking if it's 'spicy' alone might result in a vague 'no,' leading to potential tearful surprises later on.

3) We understand that many of you might not be used to the constant high temperatures, so please stay hydrated and carry a water bottle with you during your travels. Also, a gentle reminder that tap water in Mexico isn't for drinking, but it's perfectly safe to use it for washing your teeth, though.

4) If you're craving seafood, we recommend establishments located along the coast (near the sea) to ensure the freshest catch. It's not that we doubt the food preservation far from the coast, it's just that we do not trust your stomachs' resistance to Aztec bacteria (and you should not either).

5) Lastly, we encourage you to taste, eat, listen, dance, and savor it all because it's globally known that Mexican culture is magical, mystical, and a whole lot of fun. We want our wedding to be a completely immersive experience, a celebration of love for life, and a kaleidoscope of memories, music, flavors, and colors you'll never forget