• Malecon Boardwalk - Prior to arriving at the boardwalk, the group will visit two or three dining spots near the meeting location. Once on the boardwalk, participants will gain insights into Puerto Vallarta’s history, the significance of its decorative elements, Huichol art, and the stories or symbolism behind various sculptures. When possible, the guide will also discuss the history of corn in Mexico and the types of food being sampled at each stop.
• Malecon Boardwalk - The tour will proceed through the nightclub district and then into the heart of the boardwalk, featuring the Puerto Vallarta Letters, Open Theater Aquiles Serdan, Main Square, City Hall, and Church. There will be opportunities for photos, along with anecdotes and stories about Puerto Vallarta.
• Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico - The following stop will be a jewelry store, where guests can use the restroom and enjoy a refreshment. There will also be free time to explore and visit the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
• El Centro - After visiting the church, the group will head south to more dining spots and, if time allows, visit a location to learn about alebrijes.
• El Centro - At this stage, the guide will assess the group’s energy levels and appetite. If participants are feeling energetic and ready for more food, a longer walk will be taken, passing by the Elizabeth Taylor House before heading to another eatery. If energy levels are low and participants are full, a shortcut will be taken, featuring a tequila tasting followed by a candy tasting, concluding the tour in front of the largest craft market in downtown Puerto Vallarta.

• Some History about Pto. Vallarta & Boardwalk
• A bottle of Water
• Some Flavored Water sample
• A variety of street Food and from Hidden Eateries
• The guide handles eatery tips—just tip him/her at the end!
• Tequila & Flavored Tequila Tasting

• Tips for tour guide
• Souvenirs

Explore the lively streets of Puerto Vallarta on this delightful 4 km walking tour. Savor genuine tacos, empanadas, and handcrafted tequila while discovering the Romantic Zone, the Malecón, and the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Guided by a certified expert, this tour is ideal for newcomers eager to experience the city like a local. Conclude the journey at the largest artisan craft market, perfect for finding unique souvenirs.
Until April, the tour also includes visits to two farmers’ markets: one for locals, reminiscent of pre-Hispanic times with goods displayed on the ground, and another designed for visitors.

• Duration: 4 hours, available Saturdays at 9:30 a.m.
• Food tastings include tacos, empanadas, sopes, shrimp tostadas, local candies, and tequila.
• Guided tour of key landmarks such as the Boardwalk and Isla del Río Cuale.
• Perfect for adults seeking a cultural, diverse, and flavorful introduction to Puerto Vallarta.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.