Things To Do in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico

Eco Tours offers an opportunity for you to see the natural world, untouched by humans. Some of the tours of... More on Yahoo! Travel

We have done more than one tour with this group - whale watching and hiking El Nogalito. Very professional,... More on Yahoo! Travel

Get a break at Terra Noble, enjoying stress less atmosphere, get ... More on TripAdvisor

Really great views of the city and incredible food. More on Yahoo! Travel

If you are bored of the same old tourist attractions, take a Mexican folklore and tequila tour. Here, you w... More on Yahoo! Travel

But I will return!!! More on Yahoo! Travel

This gallery is famous the world over and is known for its extensive collection of Manuel Lepe works. The g... More on Yahoo! Travel

The gallery is a wonderful tribute to a fantastic artist! More on Yahoo! Travel

Contract a private plane to take you to a far away destination of your choice. Many packages are available ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Lots of transportation was available after the tours. More on Yahoo! Travel

Enjoy meeting artists in the natural environment of their homes and studios on these tours of art workshops. The artist availability varies, but the four-hour tour usually includes three to five st... More on Yahoo! Travel

Enjoy meeting artists in the natural environment of their homes and studios on these tours of art ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Designed by famed architect Joe Finger, this course opened to the public in 1989 and offers world-class gol... More on Yahoo! Travel

I play golf whenever I travel and this place was by far the worst. Fairways were brown. It took 3 hours to ... More on TripAdvisor

This is a zoo with real cages - dance cages so anyone can climb in and let out their most primal moves to t... More on Yahoo! Travel

At first I was hesitant when entering the ZOO, but the bouncer, nick-named Antonio Banderas for his strikin... More on Yahoo! Travel

Life's a beach... and then another beach. - If you're partial to your hotel's beachfront, that's fine, but you may want to sample the other sandy treasures that great the waters of Banderas Bay. Starting at the northern tip, the Pacific ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

This tiny yet visitor-friendly museum is located in the botanical garden of La Isla de Rio Cuale. It hosts a weekly lecture in English every Tuesday afternoon at 1p, presented by the Museum Director, Ana Mendizabal. Archaeological ... More on Yahoo! Travel