Puerto Vallarta · EL JORULLO BRIDGE TOURS
13 tours
Puerto Vallarta offers up more el jorullo bridge tours than a single week can hold. These 13 are the ones to put your money on, priced, timed and described in plain terms.
Zip across Puerto Vallarta’s rainforest canopy, then walk the Jorullo Bridge, with tequila tasting and roundtrip transport included.
“The ziplining was much better than I anticipated. Very quality gear and lines. The staff was friendly and efficient. Help make my nieces feel very comfortable and safe.”
Ride an ATV or RZR from Las Glorias to El Salto waterfall, cross Puente Colgante El Jorullo, then finish with tequila in Puerto Vallarta.
“So much fun and so incredibly beautiful. The staff was so welcoming and friendly and our only regret was not doing the zip line as well as the atv tour (:”
Hike Jorullo Point from Puerto Vallarta in a small group, spot macaws and orchids, swim in the Cuale River, then cap it with tequila.
“Somewhat challenging hike, safe, beautiful views, very knowledgeable guide, Rafael. Learned a lot. All in all a Fun day.”
Ride Puerto Vallarta’s Sierra Madre on an ATV to El Salto waterfall, cross the Jorullo Bridge, then enjoy tequila tasting and a snack.
“Bring some of your own snacks just for the ride it was amazing I would do it again! Our crew was great we had someone fall and they were extremely attentive and helpful to the girls. Great experience I’ll be back with a group! 🇲🇽🔥”
ATV and RZR tour from Puerto Vallarta to the El Jorullo 470m hanging bridge and a waterfall stop, with gear and shuttle.
“Overall fun. Not as long as I thought it would be. Probably a bit overrated but overall fun. Would book if a first timer’s”
Zip 11 lines over Puerto Vallarta, walk the Jorullo suspension bridge, ride mules, and end with a free tequila tasting in Cuale River park.
“Great zipline excursion. My 15 yr old daughter and I are fit and it was not difficult, but there is a lot of hiking up steep and rocky trails for those of you that may be limited. Wear good shoes with closed toes! We had a blast and the mules and bridge were a bonus. Nachos at restaurants were very good .Also fun to see the mountain villages to and from Canopy River. Would have been nice to have some narration/background info along the ride there or back.”
Puerto Vallarta zip lines, the 470 m Jorullo hanging bridge, mule ride, tequila tasting, and a pool finale, all in about 5 hours.
Guided Sierra Madre walk to Jorullo Point glass platform with mountain and bay views, plus tequila tasting, fruit, and shuttle.
“El trato del personal. Amables y personalizado. Sobre todo la gente de la atracción.”
Puerto Vallarta zip lines plus the 470m Jorullo bridge, mule ride, infinity pool time, and tequila tasting for $122.
“This company is very organized and efficient. The zip lining experience was phenomenal - our first time! Highly recommend!!”
RZR ride to the world’s longest vehicle suspension bridge at Jorullo, plus waterfall time, tequila tasting, and Banderas Bay views in PV.
“Excellent attention from the beginning by the Agency, the Tour was also very fun, fulfilled everything offered, much security the RZRs worked very well, the place visited very nice, widely recommended both the Agency and the Tour.Auto-translated”
Ride an ATV through Sierra Madre scenery to El Salto waterfall, then cross the Jorullo Bridge in Puerto Vallarta with tequila tasting.
“This tour is very touristy but a lot of fun. Your clothes will get very dirty but it was worth it. My friends and I enjoyed the views, had fun with the tour guides, and took loads of photos. We felt very safe with the ATVs even though it was our first time using them. The tequila tasting at the end was cute.”
ATV through the Sierra Madre, cross the El Jorullo suspension bridge, fly 11 zip lines, then finish with a mule ride plus tequila in Puerto Vallarta.
“No, they really do their job well I loved excellent Service and very well trained staff the spectacular viewAuto-translated”
Zip line circuit in Puerto Vallarta with the Jorullo bridge, mule ride, El Salto waterfall, and tequila tasting.
“It was great. This is one port where the ship time is not the local time so I would get off the ship an hour early like I did and when your phone sets to local time you just lost that hour and the trip is on.”
