Why visit Puerto Vallarta in the summer? The rainy season occurs in the summer in the area which is located on the Pacific Coast of Mexico. The weather is warm throughout the year, but summer in PV will bring more humidity and rain. The local flora needs this so they can grow and flourish. Wondering where to stay for your vacation? Garza Blanca Resorts is an awesome place to stay on a PV vacation. The resort has top services, large accommodations, and the finest amenities. For people that are qualified, Garza Blanca Resorts offers an exclusive vacation club membership, too. Continue to read below to learn why you should visit Puerto Vallarta in the summer.

Summer is Rainy Season in Puerto Vallarta

In Puerto Vallarta summer has arrived, so that means that the humidity and storms will escalate. The rain is happily welcomed by the vegetation because the winter and spring months are dry seasons. The rain is needed so that the jungle will be luscious to provide amazing views for visitors. Many of the plants have been in a dormant state as they try to hold onto any water that they have stored up in the roots. PV and the entire Banderas Bay will be vibrant when the rainy season comes.

Go Swimming at Waterfalls and Swimming Holes

A popular activity to enjoy in Puerto Vallarta is swimming at the waterfalls and swimming holes. The waterfalls and swimming holes will be flowing full of water during the rainy season. To get to the waterfalls and swimming holes, you will need to go on a small hike. It’s best to start during the morning hours when the temperature is cooler. The El Salto waterfalls and swimming hole is an excellent spot to visit in the area. From Paso Ancho located just inland from downtown, you can get there quite easily. Another great place to visit is Palo Maria waterfall which is conveniently located within walking distance from the Garza Blanca Preserve. Make sure you bring water, sunscreen, and comfortable shoes for the hike and water activities.

Puerto Vallarta Thunderstorms

Want another reason to visit Puerto Vallarta in the summer? You will be able to see the amazing thunderstorms and lightning shows. When you see the fireworks show that Mother Nature has brought over the Banderas Bay, you will in awe. You can get a front row seat at any of the restaurants on the beach or at Bocados STK and Blanca Blue restaurants at Garza Blanca. You can enjoy a delicious dinner while seeing the lightning dance across the sky. If you want a special date with your partner, head to the Hotel Mousai which is located on the Garza Blanca Preserve. There, they have an upscale adults only rooftop bar that offers bird’s eye views of the entire Banderas Bay.

Summer Months in Banderas Bay

Puerto Vallarta summer months are actually considered the low season for tourism, which means less people will be visiting. Winter months through spring are the high seasons in Puerto Vallarta when the days are usually sunny and less humid. However, the beaches will not be crowded during the summer months which is a nice perk. Plus, you don’t have to worry about being in large crowds during COVID, too. In the late summer months some of the restaurants, bars, and shops will close up for a short time, but there are so many other businesses that remain open so you won’t miss a thing.

Summer is here, which also means its rainy season. Are you asking yourself, “Why visit Puerto Vallarta in the Summer?” You have just read several reasons why. Beaches and businesses will be less crowded, because this is the low season. If you need a place to stay for your Puerto Vallarta vacation, then you should check out Garza Blanca Resorts. Owned by the award winning Tafer Hotels & Resorts, its a top choice for luxury travelers in the know. Right now, they have all-inclusive vacation packages available at an affordable price. The property has successfully implemented COVID safety measures so that guests and staff are safe. In addition, they have an exclusive vacation club for qualified applicants, too. Contact Garza Blanca today to book your dream vacation to Mexico!