BOCA DE TOMATLÁN – March 5, 2026
On February 22, isolated incidents occurred in certain areas of the state of Jalisco, including the burning of vehicles and temporary road blockades. Images of these events circulated widely in international media and on social media.
As of today — March 5 — Puerto Vallarta remains calm and operating normally.
Context of the Events
• The incidents occurred on February 22 and were contained the same day.
• No victims were reported in Puerto Vallarta’s tourist areas.
• No incidents occurred in locations commonly visited by travelers.
• The temporary security alert (“Red Code”) was lifted on February 24.
Since then, daily life in the destination has continued as normal.
Current Situation
• Puerto Vallarta remains peaceful
• Hotels, restaurants, and businesses are operating normally
• Transportation services are functioning without disruption
• Puerto Vallarta International Airport (PVR) is operating normally
• Retreats at Xinalani and Mixto are continuing as scheduled
Last weekend, we welcomed guests, and all activities took place smoothly in an atmosphere of complete tranquility.
Authorities continue to maintain a visible presence as a preventive measure, reinforcing security throughout the destination.
Regarding Media Coverage
We understand that the images shared online may have been alarming. It is important to note that some of the photos and videos circulating online were generated using artificial intelligence or taken out of context and therefore did not accurately reflect the situation on the ground. The situation in Puerto Vallarta was resolved quickly and did not involve tourist areas.
At times, international media coverage can amplify the perception of impact beyond the actual operational reality of a destination. Today, Puerto Vallarta is operating under completely normal conditions.
Is It Necessary to Reconsider Your Trip?
There are currently no travel restrictions for visiting Puerto Vallarta or Riviera Nayarit. Air travel and tourism operations continue as usual.
Based on official information and the current conditions in the destination, there is no safety-related reason to cancel your trip.
