Puerto Vallarta is a blast not only thanks to the sunny weather, gorgeous beaches, tasty food, and friendly locals.
The vibrant art and culture also spills onto the streets, especially along the Malecon, where cool statues and sculptures make your stroll super fun—knowing their stories adds extra charm! You’ll spot art all over town, from Marina Vallarta to Los Mangos Library, and even in nearby Mismaloya or San Sebastian del Oeste. Local artists’ works shine here and beyond!
The Subtle Stone-Eater (2006) By Jonás Gutiérrez Castillo
The Subtle Rock Eater, a bronze and obsidian sculpture by Jonás Gutiérrez on the Puerto Vallarta Malecon, unveiled in 2006, more on this interesting piece here
The Washer Woman (2008) Jim Demetro
Sculptor Jim Demetro 2008. The Washer Woman a bronze sculpture just south of the Cuale river by Molino de Agua Condominium a traditional view by the Cuale river
Triton And Siren (1990) Carlos Eugenio Espino Del Castillo Barrón
Triton and Siren (1990) beautiful classical design bronze sculpture by Carlos Eugenio Espino del Castillo Barrón, Puerto Vallarta Malecon
Unveiling The Fishermen Statue June 1, 2018
Learn about the significance of this captivating sculpture, its artistic details, and the cultural celebration that took place during its inauguration.
Vallarta Dancers (2006) Jim Demetro
Jim Demetro was inspired to create Vallarta Dancers in 2000 when he witnessed the Xiutla dance troupe performing Jarabe Tapatío on the Puerto Vallarta Malecon
Vallarta Whale (2001) Octavio González Gutiérrez
The Whale and her calf (Vallarta Whale) by Octavio González Gutiérrez, 2001. AKA Vallarta Whale or Dancing Whale bronze sculpture in the Marina Vallarta area.
