Scuba Diving and Snorkeling
Los Arcos, a premier diving spot in Mexico, is an eco-reserve along the coast of Banderas Bay. Las Caletas couples superb diving with a spectacular beach, while just off the northern coast of Bahia de Banderas, the Marietas Island Marine Reserve is a favorite of divers.

Sailing and Windsurfing
Sailing day trips invite you to view a variety of marine life, while sunset cruises showcase stunning sunsets and the shimmering lights of Puerto Vallarta. Providing a great sense of freedom, a windsurfer lets you glide across the waters.

Sport Fishing
Those hopeful of catching Blue, Striped and Black Marlin, Dorado, Amberjack, Sailfish, Wahoo and many others may do so in the waters off Punta Mita.

Swimming with Dolphins
Beginning with a short orientation that introduces you to the dolphins’ habitat and “way of thinking,” you then have a bottlenose dolphin tow you around by its dorsal fin!

Whale Watching
Frequenting the Bay of Banderas from December to April, Humpback whales perform a magical “sea ballet.” This tour provides a venue for learning more about the Bays’ diverse ecosystem.

Sea Kayaking and Surfing
Imagine spending your morning paddling a sea kayak in and around Banderas Bay and in the Pacific Ocean. Or you can ride the waves on a surfboard or take to the swells on a boogie board.

Canopy Tour
Traveling on a series of zip lines from platform to platform, people of all abilities are able to traverse high above the floor of the rainforest, enjoying remarkable sights.

Jeep Safari
Explore the Mexican outback of the Sierra Madre Mountains in a specially designed Mercedes Benz SUV. You’ll “discover” forgotten villages and view the rainforest’s magnificent foliage

Horseback Riding
Traveling with bilingual tour guides, riders enjoy a day of exploring this region’s hillsides, valleys, beaches and rainforests—much like the Conquistadors 400 years ago.

Huichol Indian Village Tour
With a history dating back more than 2,000 years, the Huichols are a fascinating study. Still living much like they did in Pre-Columbian times, this tribe hasn’t lost its cultural identity to Western influences.