ATV Tour in Puerto Vallarta, waterfall and tequila tasting.

This ATV tour goes through jungle trails and rural villages above Puerto Vallarta, following the River Cuale up into the Sierra Madre mountains. You drive the ATV yourself, and the operator says the vehicles are driver-friendly, with large bodies and cushioned backrests that make them comfortable and safe for passengers, even children. The listed duration is 210 minutes, and qualified staff guide the group.

The tour is aimed at people who want to see life in rural Mexico and enjoy an outdoor activity. The first stop is at a waterfall with hand-built pools of fresh water, where you can spend time eating with a view of the mountain and beside the river; the itinerary lists this block at 75 minutes. The second stop is at a tequila distillery, where you try different flavours of tequila.

Along the way you cross authentic Mexican villages and off-road jungle trails, and the operator describes the ride as the best way to get a taste of the real Mexican lifestyle and to see the natural beauty of Vallarta. The listing gives no further timings or stops, so ask for a full schedule when you book.

Included are a driver/guide, fuel surcharges, a helmet and goggles, and the tequila tasting. Not included are souvenir photos and alcoholic drinks (both available to purchase), hotel pickup and drop-off, lunch and gratuities. The listing mentions good food at the waterfall, so if you want to eat there, ask what it costs and bring cash.

The activity is listed as wheelchair accessible, with accessible transportation options, and service animals are allowed. Public transportation is available nearby. It is not recommended for travellers with spinal injuries or pregnant travellers, and you should have at least a moderate level of fitness. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The listing does not give a meeting point, so confirm where to arrive.