For digital nomads, living in Puerto Vallarta checks all the boxes. It’s home to an international airport, plenty of coworking spaces and cafes, furnished apartments, a unique culinary scene, and superb nightlife.
Living in Puerto Vallarta, you have to pinch yourself constantly. The Sierra Madre mountains and the Bay of Banderas combine to create postcard-worthy scenery that often results in those “Is this real life?” moments. This is one of the top places for digital nomads.
When I first spent time in PV several years ago, it was mostly a town for tourists, snowbirds, and retirees. Back then, I often got confused looks when I told people I was working online in Puerto Vallarta for half the year.
These days, the nomad community is thriving. I’ve seen the transformation over the years, and while growing pains come with this growth, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed being a digital nomad living in Puerto Vallarta.
No matter where the road takes me, all signs always point back to PV. It’s just a special place, plain and simple, and I’m excited to tell you all about it.
About Puerto Vallarta
On the Pacific Coast of Mexico, in the state of Jalisco, you’ll find Puerto Vallarta. The city is home to around 225,000 people, and that number doubles if you count the whole metro area.
With the ocean in front and the mountains behind, the central neighborhoods in PV extend up into the hills. It can be quite the workout getting home if you live up there, (but it helps walk off all the street tacos!).
Long a favorite of cruise ship passengers and a well-known LGBTQ+ destination, the city has also wooed digital nomads. This is one of the best places to visit in Mexico, and it seems everyone is working remotely in Puerto Vallarta these days, so why not? It’s a direct flight from many cities in the US and Canada and is a downright incredible place to live.
Digital Nomad in Puerto Vallarta: Personal Experience
Since my wife and I first visited PV in early 2017, the nomad scene has grown exponentially. Back then, I rarely met anyone my age who was there working and not just on a quick vacation. There were no coworking spaces in sight.
Fast forward to 2023 and there are several options for coworking. Plenty of cafes and restaurants are quite used to nomads typing away for a while (as long as you buy something, of course). In addition to more remote working locations, more and more areas are getting fiber optic internet,…
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