Dance Lessons and Cocktails in a Mexican Cantina

This one-hour activity teaches you some Latin dance moves in a Mexican cantina in Puerto Vallarta, paired with cocktails. The operator says the bar has been voted the number one nightlife spot in the Romantic Zone, and the walls are covered with murals of Day of the Dead Catrinas, which make a popular backdrop for photos.

The session lasts 60 minutes and is classified as an activity, so the focus is on the lesson rather than on a full evening of programming. The listing describes the setting as an artistic cantina with live music, and each night has a different lineup of entertainment, so the atmosphere depends on the evening you choose.

Your cocktails are complimentary and are meant to help you loosen up before you dance. Alcoholic beverages are listed among the inclusions, and so are costumes that let you join in the Mexican spirit of the place. The operator suggests making this cantina your first stop of the night.

This activity suits anyone who wants to try dancing in a casual setting, and it is suitable for all physical fitness levels. That said, it is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health, and there are stairs at the venue. Service animals are allowed, and public transportation options are nearby.

Dinner is not included, so plan your meal around the session. The listing does not give a meeting point, so confirm the address and start time when you book.