Top Experiences in Boca de Tomatlán

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Mexico's Pacific coast as you embark on an exciting boat ride to the charming town of Quimixto. Let yourself be captivated by the impressive landscapes that the south of Puerto Vallarta has for you.
Once on dry land, get ready for an unforgettable adventure. Explore the picturesque cobblestone streets of Quimixto and embark on an exciting hiking trek to a spectacular waterfall, where you can cool off in its refreshing waters and marvel at the majesty of nature in its purest state.
And what would a trip to Mexico be without delighting in its delicious cuisine. In a cozy local restaurant, savor an exquisite meal of fresh seafood prepared with the most authentic flavors of the region. From ceviches and fish tacos to delicious dishes based on shrimp and prawns, each bite will be a festival of flavors that will awaken your senses and leave you wanting more.

This is the best way to spend half of your day exploring the Southern Jungle of Puerto Vallarta! Get in contact with nature and hike to a spectacular Colomitos Beach ‘‘The Smallest Beach In Mexico’’! with your friendly and knowledgeable guide, he will lead you through rock hopping, river crossing and swim your way to the beautiful Colomitos Beach located 30 minutes south of Puerto Vallarta. Transportation to starting point and back to the meeting point is included with your Adventure. The Hike goes from moderate to difficult in some point recommended for ages 8+ and Good physical Shape.

Join this boat excursion to the south of the bay (Bahia de Banderas).
where we will visit the most beautiful beaches that the bay has to offer.
We will visit the area of Cabo Corrientes, an area whose access is only by water transport.
We will be impressed by the beautiful views of the bay.
a place where you will feel connected with nature.
Where we will be surrounded by trees, palm trees and many tropical plants.
We will enjoy a wonderful day swimming and snorkeling at Majahuitas beach
and its surroundings.
We will see an incredible variety of fish and lots of marine life.
Surrounded by a very good environment. And an ideal place to take photographs.
And you will have the best guides in Puerto Vallarta.
(optional) After snorkeling we will have time to enjoy a delicious seafood meal typical of the region and some rehydrating drinks.

This Guided adventure aims to allow the visitor to walk a bit on the paths, roads, and sidewalks of this sleepy farming community named El Tuito and get a taste and feel of old and real Mexico. We utilize the public bus and get the opportunity to experience a Mexico that one never gets to visit from the inside of a luxury tour bus. The hour long drive will first be along the very scenic coast of the bay. After 30 minutes or so the bus will turn inland following a scenic river up a winding small mountain pass and then descend into the small pastoral valley and hundreds of years into the past. We will stroll through the "main street" as we make our way to the historic central plaza where often there is a Farmers market on Sundays. We will make special visits to the church, city hall, art galleries, and a number of other shops and food vendors. There are several lunch options in town and during the tour the guide will introduce you to those options. We will depart around 3-4 pm.

This guided adventure will allow us to connect with the natural meeting between the warm waters of the bay and the lush jungle. Most of the hike is in the shade of the jungle canopy. The scenic bus ride along the bay is about 30 minutes each way. The hike is about 1.5 hours each way but we have the additional time we will spend at Playa Colomitas, Playa Caballo, and Playa Madagascar where swimming is very popular. Our final destination is Playa Las Animas for lunch. All are welcome to choose their own restaurant or join the guide at his favorite. We should have at least 2 to 3 hours to spend for lunch and enjoy the beach in Las Animas before we return by boat to Boca and the bus ride to PV. (Not included is any food and bevearges, 10 pesos each way bus ride, and return boat ride approx. 200 pesos. ) Hiking back to Boca is an option for you doubling your hiking experience.

It is a perfect experience for those interested in learning about traditional agave distillates, local culture and enjoying nature, discovering a new face of Vallarta and its region.
We will learn about the natural, cultural and historical elements that make the production of Raicilla possible. We will travel south of the bay to the region of Cabo Corrientes, where we will stop in the traditional and historic town of El Tuito and from there we will visit small producing villages and their families.

This guided adventure will be a long fun day first Busing to catch a water taxi along the scenic coast south of Vallarta with the dramatic coast scenery on one side and the green jungle landscape on the other. Then we will cross the Bay to the remote, carless fishing village of Yelapa. During the Winter months, we have a good chance of spotting whales as they made their way from Alaska to our bay during the Fall. This scenery is arguable some of the most splendid coastline in all Mexico. Upon arrival we will walk the easy path to the amazing waterfall only a 10 minute walk above the village. After enjoying its cooling mists and swimming in the refreshing pool below the mystic falls we will walk to visit the history museum in the very heart of the village. For lunch, we will choose a beachfront bar/cafe and relax for 1 to 3 hours on the beach before our return to PV. Price does not include the 10 peso bus ride each way or the 200 peso water taxi fee per person each way.

It is a perfect experience for those interested in learning about traditional agave distillates, local culture and enjoying nature, discovering a new face of Vallarta and its region.
We will learn about the natural, cultural and historical elements that make the production of Raicilla possible. We will travel south of the bay to the region of Cabo Corrientes, where we will stop in the traditional and historic town of El Tuito and from there we will visit small producing villages and their families.