Jalisco state’s Pacific coastline is 342 kilometers (213 miles) long, and sits at a latitude of 20°N, inviting comparison to Jamaica and Hawaii. Film production crews will find the temperatures comfortably warm during most of the year, with an increase in heat and humidity during the months of July and August. A rainy season begins in June and runs to October, during which occasional showers can be expected, usually in the afternoon or evening. Hurricanes are possible but infrequent. A number of towns dot the coastline, all of which are suitable for film and television production due to relative ease of access, and the presence of reliable infrastructure. Puerto Vallarta’s world famous tourism and recreational boating industries also stand ready to serve the needs of film producers who wish to shoot at oceanside settings in Mexico. Film crews can fly into the Puerto Vallarta international airport or arrive overland by car in just 5 hours from the state capital Guadalajara. A variety of luxury sea view villas can be rented at  Puerto Vallarta for your film shoot, so all things considered, Jalisco’s Pacific coast is an excellent choice for film and television productions. Contact us to discuss how we can support yours, with location scouting, casting, permitting, filming insurance and more.