Finding Flights

• Airport: Aeropuerto Internacional Licenciado Gustavo Díaz Ordaz (PVR)
• If you haven’t booked your flight yet, check this website listing all direct flights to Puerto Vallarta from around the world.
• You can arrive on the day that best fits your travel plans—Puerto Vallarta offers a wide range of activities and places to explore.

At the Airport

• When you land, you’ll find a designated taxi area at the airport, but keep in mind that fares there are usually higher.
• Note: To avoid any issues around the time of the wedding, it’s best to plan safe and reliable transportation.
• If you’re traveling light, consider walking across the pedestrian bridge outside the airport to request an Uber or catch a regular taxi. Location here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/SWhRedhH8ZCrAoZu6

Should You Rent a Car?

• You likely won’t need a rental car—Puerto Vallarta has plenty of taxis and Ubers available.
• Parking can be a challenge in the city, so using local transportation is more convenient for most travelers.

Cash or Card?

• We suggest withdrawing some cash ahead of time, as some places may offer better prices for cash payments.
• Most businesses accept both, but a few restaurants and local vendors might be cash-only. It’s a good idea to check before sitting down.
• The amount of cash to bring depends on your personal preferences and banking policies.
• Local markets and small shops often prefer or require cash.

Taxis and Uber

• Uber: A reliable choice with competitive pricing. You can use the Uber app in most areas of the city.
• Taxis:
• Many taxis use meters that calculate your fare based on time and distance. Be sure the meter is turned on when your ride begins.
• In some areas, fixed rates may apply depending on the destination zone. These rates are usually known in advance.
• To avoid surprises, always confirm the fare with the driver before starting your trip, especially if no meter is present.