Private Tour and Tequila Tasting in Puerto Vallarta

This private six-hour tour gives you a broad look at Puerto Vallarta, a destination the operator describes as a paradise surrounded by the mountains of the Mexican Pacific, with colonial charm and beaches. The tour is private, with a bilingual guide, and it combines a city walk with a stop at a tequila distillery.

The itinerary lists the stops with approximate times. It opens with a tequila tasting of about 60 minutes. You then see the main attractions of Puerto Vallarta for about 30 minutes, followed by a 120-minute walk that takes in the Malecón, the main plaza, the cathedral and the flea market.

Another 120 minutes are spent in the old town. The operator's description adds the church of Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, the Cuale River and its island with the amphitheater, the Seahorse symbol of the city and one of the best views of the bay. The tour continues with the main plaza and city hall for about 20 minutes and ends with a look at Marina Vallarta for about 10.

At the distillery, the guide explains how tequila is made, and you can taste different tequilas and liquors. The guide is described as knowledgeable and certified and explains the history of the city and its main sites. You will also see the markets and the typical crafts of the region.

The tour suits visitors who want an overview of the city in one day with a tasting included. It is listed as wheelchair accessible and suitable for all physical fitness levels; infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller and service animals are allowed. The minimum age for drinking is 18.

The price includes the bilingual guide and an air-conditioned vehicle; alcoholic beverages are not included, so plan for that if you want to drink beyond the tasting. The pickup point and time are up to you, according to the operator. Wear comfortable shoes for the walking stretches.