Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comPuerto Vallarta City Tour
based on 7 reviews
Duration: 8 hours (approx.)
Location: Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Product code: 2895PUE01
7 reviews of Puerto Vallarta City Tour
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Great city tour of Puerto Vallarata. This is perfect for people looking to get an overview of PV, it covers all the main sights easily and without hassle, so you can go back and decided later where to spend more time. Highly recommended for first time visitors in Puerto Vallarta.
Reviewed by: James S, United States of America, April 2008
This is a great tour! We took this tour at the beginning of our trip, which was extremely helpful. Not only did this tour take us to places we wouldn't have gone but helped familiarize us with places we wanted to return to. Plus, the tour guide was very amusing. Lunch is separate but the restaurant is awesome. If you have the time and want to see the city and hear a little history, take this tour.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, October 2006
Lunch in the jungle was the best!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, October 2008
The guide was great, almost too professional. He was very informative, knowledgeable. The bus driver was amazing. He handled that bus like a Volkswagon. My only critique: I would have liked more time downtown.
Reviewed by: Margaret T, United States of America, April 2008
The weather and service were GREAT!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, November 2006
The service was pleasant, the coach was nice, and the tour guide was knowledgeable.
Reviewed by: Anthony B, United States of America, October 2006
I think this tour is poorly advertised. The shopping and lunch are hardly optional. The entire trip felt like a tourist trap. Our bilingual guide spoke very broken English. Half of the time he was speaking English I thought he was still speaking in Spanish. We saw one historical building (the church) and were given no description of any of the statues on the water like the seahorse and the angel and arches. The first half of the tour was a walking tour from the church, to one silver shopping store, to a merchants market. It was hot and exhausting. After that we went to a restaurant in the middle of nowhere, and the only fauna and wildlife we saw were the mule owned by the family running the restaurant, and the flowers the owners' children were trying to pawn off for change.
Reviewed by: Amy G, United States of America, October 2009
