Starting in the Marina, the Princessa Yelapa cruises you through the sights of Puerto Vallarta, past downtown and to Los Arcos Marine Preserve. Past Los Arcos, the Princess Yelapa heads off to the mystical Majahuitas which is located to the south side of Puerto Vallarta far beyond your driving capabilites. Pristine and almost untouched, the beauty of the area will remain fresh in your mind for years and years to come. Don’t forget to pack your camera as this will be a once in a lifetime opportunity especially if you encounter dolphins, sea turtles, or whales all of which are native to Mexico’s largest bay.

Once at Majahuitas enjoy your time snorkeling before you head on to the town of Yelapa. Not reachable by land, Yelapa remains to this day one of the wonders of the Bay of Banderas.

At Yelapa, you can explore the town, snorkel, kayak, parasail, or simply do nothing and relax on the beach. Horseback riding is also available as some will choose to ride or hike to a natural area waterfall.

The way back is half the fun as the party heads into full motion with games, dancing and fun!

Includes:Open Bar on the boat, Continental Breakfast, Lunch, Snorkeling Gear.
Mon-Sat: 9:30pm
Marina Vallarta
Adults 13+, Kids 6-12, Toddlers, 3-5 Under 3 Free

Location: Pacific coast of Mexico along Banderas Bay, Mexico’s largest natural bay, in the northwest corner of the state of Jalisco.
Population: 350,000 of which 6,500 are expatriates. Over 2.5 million visitors annually
Beach: 25 miles of coastline

You can still explore the old movie set and the view of Los Arcos is great. You can catch the water taxi from here to go to other local and more desolate beaches.

There are plenty of restaurants, activities, vendors and people here.

Located 20 miles out of the city on the way to Punta de Mita, many parts of the beach are lonely, vacant and tranquil. An umbrella, cooler, camera and lunch make Destiladeras a day to remember.

At the end of a dirt road off the highway, the beach is host to a small fishing village, a few fresh seafood restaurants and in the right seasons, surfing.

If you have a car or some mode of transportation, this is a beach you will not want to miss. The fresh seafood restaurants are to-die-for and as authentically Mexican as you can get, very inexpensive, and absolutely delicious. Their menu items can’t get any fresher as they are usually purchased directly from the fisherman at the end of the beach.

You will also find lots of interesting things to purchase here as well as lots of local families out for a nice afternoon at the beach.

A welcome reception from 8:00 a.m. by two pirates at the Terminal Maritima (port).
Breakfast served from 8:00 a.m. composed of juice, coffee, fresh fruit, scrambled eggs with chilaquiles and refried beans on the side
Weighing anchor maneuvers where the pirates are helped by the passengers on board
Fun-filled aerobics session based on help signals
“Pirate Torture” contest, using a make-believe “torture” rack and a pair of giant feet
After the pirate torture, a delightful acrobatic pirate show with Captain Sam unleashing his vengeance against Captain Crispin
Safety and snorkeling instructions, handing over of life jackets and safety equipment
A two-hour visit to one of the Bay of Banderas’ best ecological reserves (Playa Majahuitas) where passengers may snorkel. They will also be transported to the beach to enjoy banana boat rides, kayaking, boogie boarding, volleyball tournaments, sand sculpture contests for the little ones, and other special contests for the ladies, sack races, and loads of fun
Lunch aboard the Marigalante, with Bar-B-Q’d chicken and ribs, rice, salad, corn on the cob and buttered bread
After lunch, a fun-filled contest called “Doctor Pepper”
Open bar throughout the voyage, with recognized national brand drinks. Moreover, the winners of each competition will be awarded spectacular prizes.

Includes: transportation, breakfast, lunch, open bar, snorkeling, kayaking, guided activities
Remember to bring: Bathing suit, hat, sunscreen, towel.
Mon – Sat – 9am
Marina Vallarta
Kids Price: Under 12

Puerto Vallarta is located in the center of the most beautiful bay in Mexico and the foothills of the Sierra Madre mountain range, between lush mountains and the deep blue Pacific Ocean.

A place where because of its charm, has invited many producers and directors of movie since 1963.

Puerto Vallarta was founded by Don Guadalupe Sanchez Torres in 1851 with the name Puerto Las Penas, it developed forming a distribution center extracting gold and silver from the nearby mountains, to an international city recognized worldwide with many tourist attractions, five star hotels, an array of different flavoured cuisine, nightlife, golf courses, and yacht clubs, all in only 40 years.

This tour picks you up and returns you to your hotel, in an air-conditioned bus.

Places visited: Marina Vallarta Yacht club, El Patella county, Stroll through downtown, Shopping at the market, Tequila factory, and optional lunch in the jungle

Includes: transportation. Add $20 for lunch
Remember to bring: Comfortable shoes, camera, money for souvenirs and extras
Daily – 10am
Pickup at most hotels
Kids Price: Under 10

After this life-changing experience you will be granted the opportunity to meet the original homesteaders of this area and enjoy some of the local cuisine (optional) at their restaurant, high on the climax of this mountain range.

Your tour begins with a safety introduction and a brief demonstration before takeoff. After a brief safety orientation you will start out on a simple short trajectory through the air for a soft easy flight.

The Gear: Galvanized 5/8 inch steel cables designed to withhold several tons of weight. Top name nylon harnesses designed especially for professional mountain climbers, Strong stainless steel pulleys with precision bearings for a safe smooth ride.

The Guides: Professionally trained & seasoned veterans which have been handpicked for the safest fun you can have.

Includes: Transportation, equipment, water
Remember to bring: Closed toe shoes are recommended or Teva style sandals as we will be doing some hiking. Bring some spending cash for photos or souvenirs.
Daily – 9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm
Puerto Vallarta
Nuevo Vallarta
Ages 7+
Kids: Ages 7-12

A zip-line consists of a pulley suspended on a cable mounted on an incline. They are designed to enable a user propelled by gravity to traverse from the top to the bottom of the inclined cable, usually made of stainless steel, by holding on or attaching to the freely moving pulley. Zip-lines come in many forms, most often used as a means of entertainment. Longer and higher rides are used at La Vista as a means of accessing unusual areas; jungle canopy.

What to wear: Please wear comforatable clothing, a T-shirt, Shorts, and running shoes are ideal. A small Back Pack or Fanny Pack to contain personal items can be worn and will not interfere in the enjoyment of your flight high above the wildest, fastest and highest cables in Puerto Vallarta.

The ride is completely safe and is suitable for all groups and individuals who are seeking a thrilling adventure. The cable is NOT physically demanding, however, it is advised that individuals with seriousback or neck problems, heart concerns, or other disabilities to have permission from a doctor before partaking on this activity.

Includes: Transportation, equipment, water
Remember to bring:Comfortable shoes, clothes, and items you are not afraid to get dirty! Also, don’t forget to bring money for extras. Restaurant and Tequila Factory on-site.
Daily
9am, 11am, 1pm
Marina Vallarta
Ages 7+