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Discover the best top things to do in Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco including South Shore Private Sightseeing Cruise in Puerto Vallarta, Botanical Delights Tour & Culinary Adventure, Arcos - Animas - Quimixto. By Grupo Naviero de la Bahìa (Bahia Alegre), Hiking & Snorkeling to Mexico's Smallest Paradise Colomitos Beach, Private Snorkeling Experience and Boat tour to Las Animas Beach, Quimixto & Los Arcos Adventure Tour.
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1. South Shore Private Sightseeing Cruise in Puerto Vallarta
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 64 reviews
Enjoy a fun-filled private boat tour around Puerto Vallarta with a fully bilingual captain. Admire the scenic views as you travel south and take amazing pictures. Have fun snorkeling at Los Arcos and relaxing at Las Animas beach and enjoy complimentary drinks and music onboard. This private tour is just for you and your group so you have the best of times with family or friends.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Soda, Use of Snorkelling equipment, Life jackets, Kayak, Lime margarita, vodka lemonade & beer, Guacamole & chips
Exclusions: Lunch, Gratuities, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Towels, Private transportation
Reviewed By 712tiffanyw
We had the best time on our private snorkeling tour! While we wished we'd seen more fish, we really enjoyed the sightseeing along the coastline. Fernando and his son were exceptional hosts, and made the day great for our entire family! Even better, we saved a boatload of money (no pun intended) by going with La Vida Bella Boat Tours vs one from Vallarta Adventures! It literally cost us about half, and I can't imagine we'd have had any better experience with theirs. But no doubt, the best part of all was Fernando Jr.'s guacamole! Holy schmoley! It was the best chips and guac of our lives. We highly recommend them!
2. Botanical Delights Tour & Culinary Adventure
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 38 reviews
There’s nothing quite like the Vallarta Botanical Garden, and the new Botanical Delights Tour and Culinary Adventure is the best way to enjoy the most from your experience there. A day of delights will provide memories for a lifetime. See and Experience: - Cultivated Gardens - Plant Conservatories - Hiking Trails - Forest Preserve - Award-winning Restaurant - Garden Gift Shop & Plant Nursery - Opportunities for additional activities such as swimming in a tropical river The Vallarta Botanical Garden is in a class of its own with awards and distinctions including: - USA TODAY's Reader's Choice #4 Botanical Garden in North America (2018)
Inclusions: Air-conditioned transportation, Welcome refreshment, Insect repellent, A flower for the ladies, An authentic Mexican meal, Vallarta Botanical Gardens entrance, Visit to the "Cabinet of Curiosities"
Exclusions: Gratuities, Hotel pickup
Reviewed By nikkilK5772ZC
Beautiful place to spend the day with artistic landscaping and trails to hike. Just a ten minute bus or cab ride from downtown Puerto Vallarta. Bus called el Tuito - take it at the corner of Aguacate and Carranza St. Also a gorgeous, romantic restaurant with outdoor seating. Be sure to try the complimentary hibiscus tea when you arrive.
3. Arcos - Animas - Quimixto. By Grupo Naviero de la Bahìa (Bahia Alegre)
Overall Ratings
3.9 based on 24 reviews
This tour is a great opportunity to visit semi-virgin beaches that can only be accessed via sea, with a pleasant trip admiring beautiful landscapes and enjoying the local flora and fauna with the best boat and crew which will do the impossible to May your trip be an unforgettable experience and a great party from beginning to end.
Inclusions: Breakfast: Hot cakes, eggs with ham, chilaquiles, bread, fruit, coffee and orangeade., National open bar, on board / Open Bar, Food on the beach (one dish per person, 3 options to choose from), Snorkeling equipment., Insurance.
Exclusions: Port tax $ 28.00 pesos (paid at the time of entering the maritime terminal), Drinks on the beach, Services not specified., Tips
Reviewed By 60debras
This excursion was not what we expected and many others felt frustrated as well. We thought we were going on a booze cruise to an island to drink, swim, sun, and snorkel and kayak. First, it took two hours by boat to get to the island and no alcohol was served. Then they cautioned that there may be jellyfish in the area and that the water was freezing. Then they informed us that we had to get off the boat into a smaller one to get close to the island and could take nothing with us—no towels to lay on, no camera, etc—because we had to jump out of the boat and swim to sure in about 6 feet of water! I’m a good swimmer and it was rough surf with a strong under tow. After all that, we only had 15 minutes on the island to see it but there was nothing to see but a few Little Rock caves. We were allowed to swim but surf was too strong and water too cold. So swim back to boat and climb back on big boat and sit for an hour doing nothing. Speakers won’t working on our deck so no music. Kayakers were only allowed to kayak in a circle around the boat—couldn’t explore around island. We weren’t allowed to collect shells because island is protected. Lunch was decent. Then open bar for 90 minutes but by then we were frustrated, burnt and tired. Also there were extra charges totaling about $20 for port and preservation fees and then they were trying to get us to buy pictures and other stuff as well. I wouldn’t recommend this especially for elderly, handicapped, or people wanting a fun party and relaxing day at the beach. I feel I wasted a day of my vacation.
4. Hiking & Snorkeling to Mexico's Smallest Paradise Colomitos Beach
This is the best way to spend half of your day exploring the Southern Jungle of Puerto Vallarta! Get in contact with nature and hike to a spectacular Colomitos Beach ‘‘The Smallest Beach In Mexico’’! with your friendly and knowledgeable guide, he will lead you through rock hopping, river crossing and swim your way to the beautiful Colomitos Beach located 30 minutes south of Puerto Vallarta. Transportation to starting point and back to the meeting point is included with your Adventure. The Hike goes from moderate to difficult in some point recommended for ages 8+ and Good physical Shape.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Private transportation
Exclusions: Lunch, Gratuities
Reviewed By Melodie C
Horrible just walking around very boring. We ask if they're will be tequila tasting and the guys said out no we aren't doing that. Not happy at all.
5. Private Snorkeling Experience and Boat tour to Las Animas Beach
On this tour, as a first stop, we will be visiting Los Arcos to practice snorkeling, a “must do” activity when visiting Puerto Vallarta, and right after you will be heading to one of the most beautiful beaches of the area, reachable only by water, and is called Las Animas, where you can rest on the white sand and disconnect from everyday stress for at least a moment by being in direct contact with nature. There are many places to spend your here, such as swim in the clear ocean waters, visit a local restaurant, or just relax in the sun.
Inclusions: Use of Snorkelling equipment, Life Jackets, Bottled Water, Cooler with ice on board to store anything that you want to bring.
Exclusions: Food & Drinks (may cost between $5.00 and $15.00 USD) depending on menu items chosen, Tips for Tour Guide
Reviewed By kaylashane14
This was amazing! Raphael and Oscar were the best :) highly recommend, even while wearing masks this was a great experience
6. Quimixto & Los Arcos Adventure Tour
Los Arcos and Quimixto Adventure Tour has it all! Boat trip, snorkeling, nature hike with beautiful landscapes and an impressive 33 foot high waterfall in the rainy season. For those who are not quite up to the walking hike horses will be available for rent if necessary on this tour; however the cost of the rental is additional and paid in cash upon arrival to a separate entity.
Inclusions: Use of Snorkelling equipment, Lime margarita, vodka lemonade & beer, Bottled water, Soda/Pop, Guacamole and chips
Exclusions: Lunch at restaurant, Gratuities, Towels
Reviewed By 712tiffanyw
We had the best time on our private snorkeling tour! While we wished we'd seen more fish, we really enjoyed the sightseeing along the coastline. Fernando and his son were exceptional hosts, and made the day great for our entire family! Even better, we saved a boatload of money (no pun intended) by going with La Vida Bella Boat Tours vs one from Vallarta Adventures! It literally cost us about half, and I can't imagine we'd have had any better experience with theirs. But no doubt, the best part of all was Fernando Jr.'s guacamole! Holy schmoley! It was the best chips and guac of our lives. We highly recommend them!
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