City Tours in Puerto Vallarta

See the highlights of Puerto Vallarta: the rich history, beautiful architecture, and stunning scenery that has made it a tourist hotspot for many years. Visit the seaside Malecon and celebrated Lady of Guadalupe Church. You will stop at several lookout points for spectacular views of the Bay of Banderas and Los Arcos before lunch and the return trip to your hotel.

Explore every corner of Puerto Vallarta's cultural landscape on this full-day sightseeing tour. Visit all of the city's legendary landmarks and monuments including the Guadalupe church, the City Hall and the magnificent Malecon. Travel around the city by coach and on foot to discover history as rich as Puerto Vallarta's architecture. Upgrade to cap your tour with a meal in the rainforest.

This 6-hour tour of Puerto Vallarta provides the perfect introduction to first-time visitors. Explore the malecón, or boardwalk, and see main attractions such as the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe and city hall. Capture beautiful views of the Arch (Los Arcos), and enjoy a tequila tasting and traditional handicraft shopping along the way. You'll see the sights both on foot and by bus. Bonus: Round-trip hotel transport is included.

See the highlights of Puerto Vallarta on a 6-hour tour that explores downtown, Los Arcos, and Mismaloya Beach. With an expert guide to lead the way, you'll stroll the Malecón, see gorgeous coastal scenery, and visit a tequila distillery for a tour and tasting. This 6-hour Puerto Vallarta tour is a great choice for first-time visitors, and it includes pickup and drop-off at local hotels.

Experience Puerto Vallarta's history and authentic attractions on a sightseeing tour of the city. Set out in a private van to explore this resort town and its many offerings. Take a walk along the waterfront Malecón, visit the iconic Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic church and see beautiful Mismaloya Beach, which played a starting role in John Huston's 1963 film 'Night of the Iguana' and officially put Puerto Vallarta on the tourist map. Learn how tequila is made at an area factory and even visit a local market or two.