Puerto Vallarta · BANDERAS BAY TOURS
5 tours
Good banderas bay tours fill up fast around Puerto Vallarta, especially between December and April. These 5 are the ones to lock in early, with current prices and what makes each one different.
Explore Yelapa waterfalls, top snorkeling in Majahuitas, Quimixto jungle swimming, and Los Arcos caves, with an open bar from Mismaloya.
“If you like to explore, this one is for you. Visited several locations, snorkled and hiked. Paul is a fantastic guide!”
3-hour luxury sunset sail on the Bay of Banderas with open bar, wine, and hors d'oeuvres, a great couples option in Puerto Vallarta.
“Great crew and boat. The apps they provide is enough to be a whole meal (charcuterie and fruit). We had an excellent time overall. Recommend.”
Luxury 6-hour sail on Banderas Bay with premium open bar, lunch, snorkeling, and paddleboards at scenic coves near Puerto Vallarta.
“Our party would do this activity 100 more times. Everything was top notch. From transport, to hospitality, quality of food and drinks, cleanliness, knowledge of the waters, everything. The value was exceptional. I only wish we could go again sooner rather than later.”
A private 4-hour speedboat ride from Marina Los Peines to Los Arcos de Mismaloya and Puerto Vallarta, with snacks, lunch, and snorkeling.
“Wonderful day exploring and learning about Puerto Vallarta and its topography. Isabel is incredibly knowledgeable and sweet, and Captain Ares and Luis were very helpful and friendly. The conditions for snorkeling weren’t ideal, but we were able to swim a bit. My family thought the ham and cheese paninis were fantastic - such fresh bread! Very enjoyable trip!!!”
Off-road Jeep tour in Bucerías with mountain-top views, dry Ameca River beds, and a taco stop, plus brunch and a private English outing.
“This is an adventure through the jungle With some fairly rugged terrain. One for those who enjoy the endurance it requires to make this kind of trek. The guide was experienced and knowledgeable of the trails. Time of year may change conditions. We rode in the dry season, with a bit softer soils and sandy areas. Lots of free range areas with cattle roaming. Interesting to see how locals manage their herd. It was an experience of Puerto Vallarta without tourist/commercialization. Just you, the dirt bikes and the jungle. would not suggest for people who have not experienced off-road single track riding. If you have only ridden street, you may…”
