Private Tour of Puerto Vallarta’s Historic Center and South

This is a private tour of Puerto Vallarta's historic center and the south of the city, designed for your group alone. The whole outing lasts about six hours, and because it is private, the operator says the plan can change according to your interests and mobility.

The visit begins with a walking tour along the city's iconic seawall, where the operator points out art, culture and views of the Pacific Ocean. From there you go on to the main square and the church of Our Lady of Guadalupe, an emblem of the town, and to the craft market, where you have time to shop.

The second part of the day heads to the south of the city. There, the itinerary lists a tequila tasting, panoramic views and a meal with local flavor. Local guides lead the way, and the operator promises surprises along the route without spelling out what they are.

The tour suits anyone who prefers a personal pace to a large group. It is described as suitable for all fitness levels, and infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller. Specialized infant seats are available, and service animals are allowed.

Bottled water and private transportation are included. Gratuities and meals are not, so bring money for the meal and any tip. On meeting arrangements: if you stay in a condominium, Airbnb or house, the location of the starting point is sent in your confirmation; if you stay in a hotel, you are collected in the lobby. Public transportation is also available nearby.