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Let a foodie guide lead you through the streets of Old Town Puerto Vallarta on a food and cocktail tour of the resort town. This walking tour includes food tastings of tacos and desserts along with six Mexican cocktails served by expert mixologists. Learn about the cultural roots of spirits such as mezcal, tequila, pulque, and raicilla. Numbers are limited to ensure an intimate, sociable small-group experience.

Overcome the language barrier and discover dishes that you might otherwise miss on a taco tour of Puerto Vallarta. A small-group size means you visit hole-in-the-wall spots more easily, as well as receive more personalized attention from your guide. In addition to eating delicious food, learn about the history of tacos and their cultural significance in Mexico.

Experience Puerto Vallarta's delicious food scene on this half-day food-focused walking tour. With an expert foodie leading the way, sample the city’s diverse array of edible delights, from tacos to sweets, on a culinary adventure. Stop at several spots to sample the food and learn more about Puerto Vallarta’s history. This small-group tour ensures plenty of personalized attention, and the chance to ask questions.

See the highlights of Puerto Vallarta on a full-day tour that explores downtown, Los Arcos, and Mismaloya Beach. With an expert guide to lead the way, you’ll stroll the Malecón, see gorgeous coastal scenery, and visit a tequila distillery for a tour and tasting. This Puerto Vallarta tour is a great choice for first-time visitors, and it includes pickup and drop-off at local hotels.

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.

Tour the best of Puerto Vallarta’s street art without getting lost in the downtown during this introductory tour to the city’s top murals. In the company of an art expert guide, snap photos of artworks you might otherwise have missed and learn the stories behind them, something few travelers get to do, while gaining a greater insight into the Mexican art scene.

Designed to delight lovers of horticulture, this 6-hour tour combines a visit to Vallarta Botanical Garden with tequila tasting at Rancho Los Veranos. Alongside your guide, you’ll explore 20 acres of lush tropical gardens, home to 3,000 different plant species. Then, head to Rancho Los Veranos for a Mexican lunch accompanied by samples of tequila, the country’s national beverage. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Discover a side of Puerto Vallarta most visitors never see on this top-rated ghost and cultural walking tour through the historic downtown. Led by a native local guide, you’ll explore historic landmarks and hidden corners while hearing the stories that shaped the city. Go beyond surface-level history and uncover the legends and traditions that shapde the city. Hear stories passed down through generations, explore places most visitors overlook, and gain a deeper understanding of Vallarta’s identity. Designed for curious travelers, this walking tour goes beyond typical sightseeing to reveal the identity, folklore, and hidden past of Puerto Vallarta. By the end, you’ll see the city with entirely new perspective. Why travelers choose this tour: • Explore the historic downtown with a knowledgeable local guide • Hear real ghost stories, legends, and lesser-known history • Learn the cultural origins and meaning of Day of the Dead

Experience one of Mexico’s most meaningful traditions on this guided Day of the Dead cemetery walk. Visit Puerto Vallarta’s oldest cemetery with a knowledgeable local guide and discover how families honor their loved ones through ofrendas, symbolism, and ritual. As you walk among decorated graves, you’ll learn the true cultural significance behind Day of the Dead, far beyond the costumes and imagery. Hear real stories, local history, and cemetery legends that reveal how remembrance and storytelling keep the past alive. Why travelers choose this experience: • Visit the oldest cemetery in Puerto Vallarta with an expert local guide • Learn the real meaning and symbolism of Day of the Dead • Hear local stories, history, and cemetery legends • Connect more deeply with Mexican culture through its most meaningful tradition Perfect for: culture seekers, history lovers, and travelers looking for a meaningful and memorable experience beyond typical sightseeing.

Choosing among Puerto Vallarta’s outdoor adventures can be difficult when you want to experience more than one. Combine several activities in a single outing with an ATV ride through Sierra Madre trails, a refreshing stop at natural pools, ziplining, and a mule ride. Finish with a tequila tasting, enjoying a varied mix of adventure and local flavor without booking each experience separately.

Escape the coast this Monday and venture into the Sierra Madre Mountains on this discounted, adults-only, gay-friendly day trip to San Sebastián del Oeste, one of Mexico’s most charming Pueblos Mágicos. This former mining town feels frozen in time, with cobblestone streets, adobe homes, and fascinating history and legends shared during the scenic drive—giving you more free time to explore once you arrive. Highlights include a tequila tasting, a visit to an opal shop, free time to explore, and a traditional family-style lunch. You may also skip the downtown walk and rent an ATV to explore nearby attractions like the old cemetery, open mine, or chocolate factory. A perfect mix of culture, history, flavors, and mountain views before a relaxing return to Puerto Vallarta.