Whale Watching The Best Of Puerto Vallarta

This is a whale-watching outing from Puerto Vallarta focused on humpback whales. The operator calls it one of the most popular tours in the city and describes it as a quick and easy trip of about three and a half hours; the listed duration is 210 minutes.

The listing offers little detail about the route or the boat, so what can be said is limited to the basics: you head out on the water to see humpback whales, one of the largest animals on Earth, and the trip includes sailing when the weather permits. There is no day-by-day itinerary or list of stops, and no meeting point is given, so check your voucher after booking for the departure details.

On board you get water, soft drinks, beer and national drinks, plus snacks. This keeps the outing simple: a relaxed few hours at sea with something to drink while you watch for whales.

The tour is listed as suitable for all physical fitness levels, which makes it a reasonable option for families and mixed groups, although the operator says it is not recommended for babies. It is also not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health.

Keep in mind what is not included: transportation to the meeting point, the port tax and the whale conservation fee. Plan for those extras when you budget the outing, and confirm at booking how and where they are paid.