All Inclusive Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Vacations

Surrounded by the lush foothills of the Sierra Madre Mountains and overlooking the Bay of Banderas, Puerto Vallarta offers something for every travel style. While many sun-seekers are searching for the best resorts in Mexico, Puerto Vallarta also offers a variety of all-inclusive resorts with activities and amenities for all ages, whether you’re planning an adults-only getaway for two or a fun-filled vacation with the whole family.

National language: Spanish, although English is widely spoken at resorts and in major tourist destinations. 

Currency: MXN (Mexican Pesos). We recommend you bring USD (US Dollars), which are widely accepted around the island. 

Voltage: 110V. Most Canadian devices use 120V which are compatible with 110V, but we recommend bringing an adaptor with voltage conversion for items using motors, heating or three-prong plugs. 

What to pack: Don’t know what to bring? We’ve got you covered! Check out our packing list for your vacation in Mexico. 

What to buy: Seahorses are considered to be an icon of Puerto Vallarta and you’ll find plenty of bronze seahorse sculptures around town. Pick up a seashore-shaped figurine of your own to remember your visit to this Pacific Mexico hotspot. 

Getting around: Your local Sunwing Experiences representative will handle your airport transfers, providing you with round-trip transportation from the airport to your resort and back. To discover all the incredible things to see and do in Puerto Vallarta, check out our wide range of tours and excursions with Sunwing Experiences. 

From the glamorous beach clubs of Cancun to the romantic white-sand shores of Riviera Maya and the breathtaking rocky landscapes of Los Cabos, host your dream wedding in one of Mexico's famous vacation destinations.

Legal wedding requirements

• Couples and their four witnesses must arrive in Mexico at least three business days prior to the wedding; four days are recommended if the couple’s documents have not already been translated into Spanish.
• A completed application form obtained in Mexico at the Registry Office. This includes a statement on the couple’s future assets and property
• Valid passports for the wedding couple.
• Birth certificates for the wedding couple (original and apostilled).
• Tourist Cards (issued during the flight). Names on the tourist cards and passports must be the same.
• Health Certificate stating no contagious disease. Blood tests are required to determine blood type, HIV and STD status. Blood tests will be taken at your resort.
• Four witnesses (Required documents for witnesses: copies of valid passports, Tourist Cards. Witnesses must also be 18 years of age and present at time of the ceremony)
• If either party is divorced, they must present either a certified copy of the Divorce decree, duly legalized and translated into Spanish by a Mexican Consulate with jurisdiction where the divorce was filed.
• In some states, parties who have been divorced cannot marry until one year has passed since their divorce was finalized.
• If either party has been widowed, they must provide a certified copy of the death certificate duly legalized and translated by the Mexican Consulate with jurisdiction over the place where the spouse died.
• Written parental consents for couples under 18 years old (original and apostilled).
• Documents must be presented before the Officer of the Civil Registry in the city or town where the ceremony will take place. Regulations vary based on the state and applications must be completed in person.

Legal ceremonies will incur additional costs. Additional requirements may also apply. Please contact your desired resort directly for legal ceremony fees and any additional requirements. For more information contact [email protected].

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