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Marina Vallarta and Banderas Bay at Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Destinations / North America

Puerto Vallarta

Marina Vallarta, the Mexican clearance rules for pleasure boats and the weather through the year.

Picture made with AI. It shows the place but is not a photograph.

354 slips

Marina Vallarta lists 354 slips on its own site

160 ft

Slip length on Marina Vallarta's home page; its rates are priced up to 200 ft

10 years

Validity of the Mexican temporary import permit for a pleasure boat

180 days

Visitor stay without permission for paid work, for people arriving on a pleasure boat (INM)

Map

Marina Vallarta and the airport side

Four points in the Marina Vallarta area, north of the town centre. Paradise Village Marina is in Nuevo Vallarta, further north, and is not on this map.

1
Marina Vallarta. Marina on Paseo de la Marina, 354 slips.
2
Paseo de la Marina. Road through the Marina Vallarta area.
3
Plaza Marina. Shopping plaza on Francisco Medina Ascencio.
4
Puerto Vallarta airport. Licenciado Gustavo Diaz Ordaz International Airport.
Seasons

Best months and weather

28.8°
33.8
Jan
29°
5.3
Feb
29.2°
2
Mar
29.9°
1.5
Apr
31°
15.4
May
32.3°
187.6
Jun
33.3°
328.1
Jul
33.7°
312.4
Aug
33.6°
370
Sep
33.6°
93.8
Oct
32.3°
19.8
Nov
29.9°
22.5
Dec
Peak seasonShoulder seasonOff seasonTop number: mean daily high, °C. Bars: rain, mm.

Climate normals for Puerto Vallarta, 1971 to 2000, from Mexico's national weather service (SMN) through the WMO World Weather Information Service. Season bands are our own estimate. The National Hurricane Center gives the eastern Pacific hurricane season as 15 May to 30 November.

Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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