PUERTO VALLARTA
The best days out on Banderas Bay.
The 7 most-booked 3-hour experiences in Puerto Vallarta, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who runs it — so you can pick the right day on the bay and lock it in within a couple of minutes.
A 3-hour Puerto Vallarta food walk with 7 tastings, salsa variety, tortilla-factory tortillas, and local history from an English guide.
Most Popular“Excellent food and great, knowledgeable guide. We’ve been on many food tours where you feel sick from overeating, but this was perfectly portioned with good variety”
3-hour guided food walk in Puerto Vallarta’s Old Town with taco stops, a chile lesson, and dessert. Small group in English.
“Good tour for some local tacos. Roman was a great tour guide. Highly recommended for anyone in the area”
Chase humpback whales and dolphins on a Puerto Vallarta boat, with possible snorkeling, beach time, and a quick garden stop for $45.
“I hate writing bad reviews however there are a few things could have been made the experience more enjoyable. For starters, this tour is advertised to be a 3 hour whale watching tour. It took 7 hours to get back to the marina. 7 hours!!!. We lost dinner reservations and it was not communicated. The…”
3-hour whale watching in Puerto Vallarta’s Bay of Banderas by small boat, with a whale guide, life vest, and water for $55.
“Fun and worth the money. Great tour and great price. Saw tons of whales. Not overpriced and was worth it”
Roofed Puerto Vallarta whale-watching trip for about 3 hours with lifejackets and a whale guide, plus possible Los Arcos snorkel. From $48.
“Was supposed to be 3 hours was only 2 hours . If you tell people it will be 3 hours, it needs to be 3.”
Private 3-hour whale watching in Puerto Vallarta’s Bay of Banderas, up to 8 people. Search for dolphins and whales with drinks onboard.
“A beautiful and enjoyable time on the water. As are timelines in Mexico, we left a little late. Asked if there was drinking water on the boat and they went to get some for us. The boat operator was excellent. He took it easy as we had our six-year old on board. We saw several…”
Private 3-hour snorkeling in Misaloya with a boat cruise from Los Peines, marine park sights, and gear included for up to 8.
“The location was very very difficult to find on Apple Maps. In addition, we were not told that we needed to buy passshe onto the dock in the harbor which delayed us further. Lastly, the tour mentioned English speaking tour guide but that wasn’t really true. Boat driver was VERY nice but we couldn’t communicate…”
The bay, the Sierra, the old town and the coast north — and the best way to do each.
