Location
The best cafes with wifi, places to live and stay, and how to get around Puerto Vallarta.

Digital Nomad Guide to Puerto Vallarta:
• Where to stay in Puerto Vallarta • Getting Around • Safety • Digital Nomad and Startup Communities in Puerto Vallarta • Coworking Spaces in Puerto Vallarta • Best coffee shops with Wifi in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico • Gyms and yoga studios in Puerto Vallarta • Groceries and shopping in Puerto Vallarta
This is where you can find some of the city's oldest architecture, including the famous Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe, a vibrant food scene with plenty of hole-in-the-wall gems, and the seaside malécon.
The Versalles neighborhood has become increasingly popular among digital nomads due to its vibrant food scene, featuring trendy restaurants and cafes, as well as its proximity to the beach. It’s a great option for those looking for a lively yet relaxed vibe.
These are smaller, seaside pueblos just outside of the city center, offering a quieter atmosphere.
The hotel zone is best known for its resorts, bars, and restaurants.
Puerto Vallarta is very easy to get around.
It's very easy to get to the main attractions from Centro. Zona Romántica District, El Malecón de Puerto Vallarta, Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Playa Los Muertos and the Pier, Playa Conchas Chinas, Gringo Gulch, the Municipal Market, the History Naval Museum, the Rio Cuale Island and El Mirador de la Cruz are all within walking distance of Outsite.
It's $10 MXN one way on the bus in Puerto Vallarta, and there is a bus stop right outside Outsite. Passengers are advised to carry exact change for convenience.
Both ride-sharing services are widely available
Yes, Puerto Vallarta is safe for travelers. However, you are advised to exercise common sense - don't walk alone at night, and keep valuables stored away in busy areas.
There are definitely remote workers in Puerto Vallarta, but it can be a bit harder to meet people compared to places like Playa del Carmen. A lot of the crowd here is made up of tourists or expats.
That said, joining a coworking space or attending local meetups can help. There are also online groups and forums for digital nomads in the area, which are great for connecting with others. Sometimes just hanging out at work-friendly coffee shops can lead to meeting like-minded people.
Puerto Vallarta has a few coworking spaces that are perfect for remote workers.
Cafes with WiFi in Puerto Vallarta
The following recommendations may be affected by the ongoing pandemic, always check before you set off.
Fast Wifi and good coffee make this place a go-to.
As the name suggests, this is a cosy coworking spot that also offers breakfast and lunch, suitable for work with available Wi-Fi.
Brings a touch of Sayulita’s charm; while the chairs may not be the most comfortable, the ambiance and dishes are appealing and great for Instagram content.
This is actually a great vegan restaurant, but go at off-peak times to score a table and some delicious vegan food.
A Scandinavian-inspired coffee shop with open sandwiches and quality coffee.
A New York inspired deli with sandwiches, smoothies and coffee.
Offers coffees, pastries, loose leaf teas, and chai.
Farmers Markets
Grocery Stores and Pharmacies