Things To Do in Puerto Vallarta & Port of Puerto Vallarta Cruise Terminal Layover Ideas
Things to do in Puerto Vallarta if you have a Port of Puerto Vallarta Cruise Terminal Layover or Extended Port of Puerto Vallarta Cruise Terminal Stopover
Hit the Links
Puerto Vallarta has some outstanding golf courses. What better way to experience the beauty here? Cautious about golfing Reluctan about golfing in the heat? Get a cart. Have fun... and be sure to get back to your ship on time!
Explore Sierra Madris
Do you have a sense of adventure? Can you handle riding in a safari-like vehicl or the back of a jerp? if so, exploring the Sierra Madris lets you see things you won't see otherwise (it's a jungle out there!). On the way, you'll pass through small towns and villages that will let you see rural Mexican life.
See San Sebastian
The remote mountain village of San Sebastian is set in the Sierra Madre Mountains. There is a lot of history here, as there used to be gold and silver mining in the area. San Sebastian village has a colonial heritage, yet still embraces traditional ways of life.
Go Snorklelling
There is really good snorkelling in and around Puerto Vallarta. Ppular spots are the caves at Los Arcos and the Marietas Islands caverns. Enjoy a day of sun and water at little beach hideaways and secluded islands around beautiful Banderas Bay.
Sail Away
What better way to spend a few hours than sailing in Puerto Vallarta? With limited time in port, you'll need to take a tour. The good news is that most sailing tours allow you to get involved in the crew or let you sit back to enjoy the voyage. Your choice!
Swim with the Dolphins
Swimming with dolphins is a popular activity in Puerto Vallarta, and is a perfect port experience. Those who have taken the opportunity to swim with dolphins describe it as amazing, so book early if it's on your bucket list!.
Head to Las Caletas
A nature preserve on Banderas Bay, Las Caleyas is a secluded spot where you can kayak, swim, dive, snorkle, get a massage, or just lie on the beach. Family friendly. Las Caletas is only accessible by sea and the boat ride can take up to an hour.
IMPORTANT: Las Caletas is suited to long port stays only. Before going, make sure you have plenty of time to get there and back, and don't cut it too close.... you don't want your cruise ship sailing without you!
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