The best walking tour in the neighborhood of Versalles

This is a 150-minute walking tour of the Versalles neighborhood in Puerto Vallarta, which the operator calls the city's food mecca. The tour explains why, focusing on Mexican food, and works as a cultural experience where you can also pick up some history.

What you eat depends on when you go. The morning tour is mostly tacos, though the operator says they are not the usual tacos. In the afternoon the tour shifts mainly to restaurants that still serve traditional Mexican dishes. The dishes named include tostadas and sopes, and occasionally pozole.

The source does not list the individual stops, the number of tastings or the route, so expect a walking, eating-focused outing rather than a fixed menu. The listing describes it as suitable for all fitness levels, though you will be on foot for two and a half hours.

The price includes breakfast or dinner, which lines up with the morning and afternoon versions; confirm which one applies to your time slot. Gratuities are not included. Strollers are allowed, service animals are welcome and public transportation is available nearby. The source lists no meeting point, so ask the operator after you book, and mention any dietary needs beforehand.