Puerto Vallarta · WALKING TOURS
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Here are the 11 best walking tours in Puerto Vallarta right now. Each one lists what it costs, how long it runs, and the kind of traveller it suits, so you can pick the one that fits your week.
8 zip lines over Puerto Vallarta rainforest, a walk on the Jorullo Bridge, tequila tasting, and round-trip transport.
“Great trip to location in open top vehicle. Loved seeing locals along the way. The zip lines were long, and very scenic. Suspension bridge was also amazing. Lunch at the restaurant was good with a beautiful view. Highly recommend this tour.”
Moderate jungle hike from Sayulita to a private beach with bird watching, plant spotting, and binoculars. 3 hours, small group.
“Alejo is amazing!!! What a cool trip this was through the jungle and to the beautiful beach! Any one can do this hike, including the 4 year old that was with us. This is a must do adventure when visiting Sayulita!”
Taco101 is a small-group Puerto Vallarta taco walk with all-you-can-eat tacos, salsas, drinks, dessert, and a corn tortilla factory visit.
“Our guide Memo introduced us to some great taco stands and lots of useful information about Puerto Vallarta itself.A fun and informative way to spend a couple hours discoving the taco scene. We took the tour on our first day as we were here for a week and it really helped us to get around, highly recommended.”
Walk the Versalles food scene in Puerto Vallarta with a small group, multiple savory tastings, and a dessert finish, in English.
“Our guide Roman did a great job of sharing his knowledge and love of the food scene in Versalles. His culinary background and charming personality made for a wonderful afternoon. And the food was amazing.”
A small-group Puerto Vallarta taco walk with up to 10 tacos, aguas frescas, beer, and dessert, guided by local taco experts.
“Memo is absolutely incredible! I can't even begin to describe how amazed I am. My son devoured a whopping 22 tacos that night, and it was pure bliss!”
A 90-minute Puerto Vallarta night walk mixing ghost stories, local history, and classic landmarks at Parque Hidalgo, the Malecón, and Isla Cuale.
“Very knowledgeable and well spoken tour guide. Ghost stories included a lot of information about the history of the area which was excellent.”
A 2.5-hour 5 de Diciembre walking taco tour in Puerto Vallarta with multiple food stops, agua frescas, and Oaxaca ice cream.
“This is a food tour . Lots of authentic Mexican food from mom and pop local shops The tour guide had great knowledge of Local foods and customs. Some of the best food I’ve had in Mexico The smoked marlin tocos can’t be topped Bring an appetite”
A guided Wixárika sacred walk in Sayulita’s jungle and hills, ending with traditional blessings at four sacred places.
“Great hike to the different cultural spots with an indigenous guide and translator. Highly recommend. Make sure you are wearing good shoes as some parts are quite vertical.”
Ride 11 zip lines, walk the El Jorullo suspension bridge, take a mule ride, and enjoy tequila tasting at Canopy River near Puerto Vallarta.
“This experience was nothing short of AMAZING! There are 11 zip lines, and the staff is efficient and friendly. The restaurant serves authentic and delicious food. Walking over the bridge offers a once-in-a-lifetime view! The bathrooms are very clean. For an extra $10, you can access the Infinity pool overlooking the canyon. I suggest wearing comfortable hiking shoes, as the first four zip lines involve uphill climbs and man-made steps. The mule ride back up the canyon at the end was nice and much easier than trying to hike back up. *Note that this excursion is not suitable for those with physical limitations*. Make sure you are hydrated.”
Boat ride to Yelapa plus waterfall, museum, and beach time from Puerto Vallarta. Small groups, English guide, $55.50.
“Super fun day! I am really happy I decided to do this trip. Yelapa is a very unique place in Mexico! The tour guide Abraham was very pleasant and knowledgeable!”
PV hike to the Jorullo glass viewpoint: Sierra Madre trails, Bay panoramas, tequila tasting, and seasonal fruit.
“Pozor na celý popis! Za prvé je výlet podstatně dražší než přímo od Canopy River. Navíc v této části nejsou žádné slibované vodopády! Škoda, že není k vidění moc zvířat. Celý výlet znamená procházku přírodou, přechod velmi krátkého mostu nad údolím a pak vyhlídku z proskleného Jerulo point. Přímo odtud vás pak ale už odveze čtyřkolka zpět k hlavní budově a už vás čeká jen ochutnávka tequily. Pozitiva: Určitě oceňuji průvodce Omara, který celý výlet udělal o moc lepší. A výsledný pohled na celé pohoří je nádherný! Závěr: výlet je krásný, ale zaplatili jsme i za vodopády a přechody visutého mostu! Takže tahle nabídka je vzhledem k vysoké ceně nemilým…”
