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Swap the typical tour bus for a unique way to explore the tequila route. This small-group horseback riding tour takes you through the UNESCO-listed Agave Landscape of Tequila to the small town that gave its name to the Mexican spirit. There you'll visit a tequila distillery, sample a few varieties, and enjoy an included lunch.

Escape Guadalajara without the stress of planning multiple transfers, coordinating lake transport, or navigating small towns on your own. This private experience takes you to Lake Chapala and its surrounding communities, where a guide handles logistics while sharing cultural context along the way. With boat access, curated village visits, and a relaxed lakeside meal included, you can focus on the scenery, history, and local life rather than organization.

All aboard the Jose Cuervo Express® for the trip between Guadelajara and Tequila, where you’ll learn about Mexico's most iconic spirit. We offer a full cultural immersion, from guided tastings with a master tequilero to distillery tours, agave harvesting demos, and a fun Mexican show. This full-day Tequila tour includes round-trip transport by train and bus with seats in the Jose Cuervo Express® Premium Wagon, as well as snacks, drinks, and all activities.

Spend hours at your leisure in the forests, bays, and beaches outside Puerto Vallarta. This relaxing day trip takes you to the nearby villages of Yelapa and Majahuitas. A light breakfast is served on the boat where you’ll have access to sandy shoreline and snorkeling in crystal-clear waters.

Start your undersea adventures in Puerto Vallarta with a beginners scuba course. Learn the basics of diving in the waters of Las Caletas, home to intricate reefs, sunken caves and ample sea life, including magestic manta rays. Your trip includes instruction from a PADI certified divemaster, as well as lunch.

Skip the guesswork of finding authentic taco spots and let a local guide lead you to Puerto Vallarta’s best bites. Visit neighborhood-favorite eateries, enjoy multiple taco tastings with beer and dessert, and gain insight into local food culture along the way. With private small-group transport between stops included, this experience makes it easy to taste more, travel smoothly, and eat like a local without the planning.

Bite into mouthwatering tacos and more on this street food tour of Puerto Vallarta. Learn how the locals eat while an expert foodie guide leads you on foot to family-owned eateries and taco stands. You’ll sample regional specialties that may include chilaquiles, carnitas, birria, and fish tacos on this walking tour. Numbers are limited to ensure a small-group experience.

Puerto Vallarta's only LGBT+ themed Sunset Cruise! All bodies; All genders Luxury Gay-owned and operated SeaRay Yacht Open bar with handcrafted cocktails Deliciously fresh appetizers prepared on board Great music with chill vibes Join fellow members of the LGBT+ community and their allies for a luxurious 3-hour Gay Sunset Cruise in Puerto Vallarta! Board your beautiful gay-owned and operated 48-foot motor yacht “Escándalo” in Marina Vallarta where you will be offered a welcome aboard toast. As we depart the marina, we will set course to explore the beautiful Bay of Banderas. Depending on sea conditions, we can see: Los Arcos Nature Reserve, Los Muertos Beach & Pier, Señora de Guadalupe Church and Vallarta’s famous Malecon. You will enjoy cocktails from our Premium Open Bar along with fresh appetizers. Mingle with other guests in one of our many cushioned seating areas including: bow with chaise lounge chairs, fly-bridge with 360′ views and tables or our covered cockpit with table.

Eat your way through a culture-rich part of Puerto Vallarta on a food tour of the local Pitillal neighborhood. With the guide by your side, get acquainted with the many flavors and cooking styles of Mexico. Go beyond the realm of the average tourist and indulge in dishes such as slow-cooked meat, tacos, freshly grilled shrimp, churros, and much more. The small group ensures a lot of personalized attention.

Escape the generic resorts to uncover the authentic soul of the city. Your Puerto Vallarta food tour takes you where locals eat, from mountain-sourced market stalls to the salt-aired stands of the Malecon. Savor the history of the Banderas Bay through nine unique tastings. You’ll witness ancient traditions and modern coastal life collide in the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Private tours are available for a personalized experience.

Visit remote fishing villages and go horseback riding on this day tour from Puerto Vallarta. Enjoy a speedboat ride across the bay, then hop on a horse and ride into the mountains to swim at a cascading waterfall and natural pool. Afterwards, and stop at the remote Pizota village and indulge in a grilled beachside buffet lunch including beverages.

Join our university educated guide for an unforgettable cultural journey that will leave you feeling enriched and deeply connected to Mexico’s traditions - especially those surrounding Day of the Dead. As you explore Puerto Vallarta’s oldest existing cemetery, you’ll hear captivating stories of the families and traditions who helped shape the city, bringing history to life in a way that feels both personal and profound. Vibrant Day of the Dead inspired murals will surround you with color and meaning, while the guide’s insights blend folklore, history, and symbolism to spark reflection and wonder. You’ll also visit a fascinating shrine tied to one of the fastest‑growing spiritual occult movements in the Americas, adding depth to your understanding of local beliefs. The experience concludes with a stroll down the charming “Main Street” of the 5 de Diciembre neighborhood and the lively atmosphere of the neighborhood market, with its fresh produce, spices, fish, and tortilla factory.

Explore the soul of Guadalajara on a small-group walking tour (max. 12 people) through the Analco neighborhood, the city's oldest. Founded in 1542, this historic corner offers an authentic connection to the colonial past and the vibrant culture of Jalisco, rarely experienced by tourists. What to expect: Journey to the Origins: Discover Franciscan temples older than the Cathedral itself and admire the Neocolonial architecture that defines Guadalajara's identity. Art and Tradition: Stroll through historic plazas and past urban murals that tell the story of the neighborhood's evolution. Foodie Legacy: Complete the experience with dinner at "Tortas Analco," an iconic stand serving authentic local flavors since 1955. Ideal for those seeking a genuine experience away from the crowds, with a deep focus on history, street art, and neighborhood cuisine..

Puerto Vallarta has some of the best snorkeling spots in Mexico, but finding them can be a challenge without guides. On this tour, your guides take you to top snorkeling locations within the beautiful Los Arcos National Marine Park. Cruise out of Marina Vallarta and spot dolphins, turtles, rays, and whales en route to the protected marine area, and snorkel for roughly two hours—you can also opt to visit a beach before returning to harbor.

Calling all birders. On this specialty-themed day trip to Military Macaw Sanctuary, you’ll get up close and personal with dozens of local avian species at three unique locations, including Los Arcos, Las Juntas y Los Veranos, and the endangered macaw reserve. Small-group tours include a tasty continental breakfast and complimentary refreshments, plus private transfers in a climate-controlled minivan.

Cruise the Bay of Banderas by mega-yacht during this luxurious sunset, whale-watching tour which includes an open bar. Sail along the coast of Puerto Vallarta during the golden hour and keep your eyes peeled for the majestic creatures (in season). Sip on your favorite drinks—from juices and sodas to margaritas, beer, wine, and more—and nibble on snacks. This is a great way to unwind after a day of sightseeing.

Reach secluded beaches that most visitors never see on a guided adventure combining hiking, snorkeling, and coastal scenery. Follow trails to Colomitos Beach and other hidden coves, swim in clear waters, and end at Playa Las Ánimas before returning across the bay by boat. Combining land and sea travel reveals a quieter side of Puerto Vallarta.

Eat your way through a portion of Puerto Vallarta on this decadent eating and walking tour. Stroll the streets of Emiliano Zapata and 5 de Deciembre neighborhoods, stopping along the way to sample some local edible delights. Visit 4 different taco stands and carts to eat delicious al pastor, fresh seafood, and other varieties. All the while, learn about the history of the neighborhoods from your trusty local guide.

Get a taste of local life and learn how to make traditional Mexican staples like ceviche, guacamole, or mole sauce. This small-group cooking class in Puerto Vallarta starts with a visit to the local market before you get hands on in the home of a master chef. Afterward, sit down to enjoy your meal and toast with a glass of tequila.

Perfect your diving skills in Puerto Vallarta. Delve into the region's renowned waters to explore undersea tunnels, hidden caves and reefs brimming with tropical fish. Experienced certified divers have several dedicated dives to choose from, including the technical El Morro and a night dive at Los Arcos National Marine Park.

Snorkel through Los Arcos and have an up-close experience with the diverse marine life in the waters off Puerto Vallarta. Your marine expert guide will teach you all about the sea life in the area. You may see angelfish, eels, manta rays, sea urchins and many more! The tour includes a visit to the beach at Mismaloya and the chance to ride behind the boat on a giant inflatable.

Foodies who love to sample local cuisine when they travel will enjoy the opportunity to learn how to make Mexican food for themselves. Visit your local chef's home and learn to make a variety of Puerto Vallarta specialties, including mahi mahi ceviche and flamed plantains. You'll use fresh, seasonal ingredients to create a feast. Enjoy eating your meal after and learning skills to take home.

Go in search of dolphins in their native environment on this small-group half-day wildlife cruise from Puerto Vallarta. You'll learn all about wild dolphins from your biologist guide, then see them free—with a swim when conditions are right. Next, visit a snorkeling location to discover the underwater world of Mexico's Pacific coast. Your package includes a box lunch, but you should bring cash to pay the small port fee.

Embrace Puerto Vallarta’s rich art and cultural heritage by putting your own creativity to the test. This small-group painting class is the ideal way to learn more about watercolors while also improving your own skills as a painter. Whether you’re an enthusiastic artist looking to hone your skills or a beginner wanting to experience painting for the first time, local artist Veronica Rangel is on-hand to offer tips, guidance, and new techniques.