Centro Histórico

Rhythms of the Night offers a 5-hour extravaganza, which starts with a sunset boat ride—complete with an open bar and canapés—across the bay. Sail to Caletas Beach, a secluded cove illuminated by candlelight and tiki torches, with bongo drums playing in the background

A historic lighthouse located in Puerto Vallarta's Old Town, offering panoramic views of the city and Banderas Bay.

A tequila distillery offering tours and tastings, where visitors can learn about the tequila-making process and enjoy the flavors of Mexico's famous spirit.

An island located in the Cuale River, featuring a market, shops, restaurants, and a cultural center with art and crafts.

Twin beaches located south of Puerto Vallarta, offering pristine sands, clear waters, and a peaceful environment for relaxation.

A scenic secluded beach just south of Puerto Vallarta. You can get here via trail from Boca de Tomatlin or by water taxi.

A stunning church in the Old Town known for its crown-shaped bell tower and beautiful interior.

An art gallery located in Puerto Vallarta, specializing in vintage and contemporary posters from around the world.

A vibrant farmers market in the Olas Altas neighborhood, offering fresh produce, local crafts, jewelry, clothing, and a variety of delicious food and beverage options.

The main square in Puerto Vallarta's Old Town, featuring a gazebo, palm trees, benches, and a lively atmosphere with street vendors, musicians, and cultural events.

An annual event that takes place in Puerto Vallarta's Old Town, showcasing the works of local and international artists across various galleries in the area.

A picturesque beach town located on a peninsula, known for its pristine beaches, luxury resorts, surfing spots, and opportunities for snorkeling and fishing.

The historic center of Puerto Vallarta, featuring colonial architecture, narrow streets, shops, restaurants, and the iconic Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

A neighborhood known for its laid-back atmosphere, beach clubs, restaurants, and proximity to Los Muertos Beach.

A bronze horse sculpture located on the Malecon Boardwalk, symbolizing Puerto Vallarta's maritime heritage.

A viewpoint offering panoramic views of Puerto Vallarta and Banderas Bay, accessible via a short hike or funicular ride.

Natural rock formations located in Mismaloya Bay, known for their beauty and popularity among snorkelers and divers.

The historic center of Puerto Vallarta, featuring colonial architecture, narrow streets, art galleries, restaurants, cafes, and the iconic Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

A popular beach in Puerto Vallarta, known for its vibrant atmosphere, beach clubs, water sports, and proximity to Zona Romántica.

An interactive museum with optical illusions, 3D paintings, and interactive exhibits, providing a unique and immersive art experience.

An art gallery showcasing a diverse collection of contemporary and traditional artworks by local and international artists.

A pier located at Playa Los Muertos, a popular beach in Puerto Vallarta, offering beautiful views and beach activities.

A picturesque lagoon surrounded by mountains and lush vegetation, offering a tranquil setting for hiking and nature exploration.

Marina and residential area with a waterfront promenade, yachts, sailboats, waterfront dining, boutique stores, golf courses, and spas.

Renowned entertainment venue offering theatrical productions, musicals, plays, cabaret shows, and drag performances.

Popular nightlife spot featuring entertaining performances such as comedy shows, drag shows, live music, and more.

A vibrant oceanfront promenade lined with sculptures, shops, restaurants, and bars. It offers stunning views and a lively atmosphere.

Charming neighborhood in Puerto Vallarta with cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, art galleries, shops, cafes, and the popular Los Muertos Beach.

One of the largest bays in Mexico, offering breathtaking natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and a variety of water activities.