EXPLORE PUERTO VALLARTA WITH US

A fun day in Sayulita exploring, checking out
Galleries, local bars, and restaurants.
we usually leave Zona Romantica around 10 am of course we can leave before or after,
we can be back in town by 4 or 5 pm

if your group is more than 4 people we can discuss a better prices.

$100 per person

Jet Ski to Los Arcos – LGBTQ+ Friendly Adventure in Puerto Vallarta
Daily Departures:
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM
Jet Ski to Los Arcos – LGBTQ+ Friendly Adventure in Puerto Vallarta
Daily Departures:
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM
Get ready for an unforgettable ride across the sparkling waters of Banderas Bay,
Departing from the Marina, this exciting Jet Ski adventure takes you along the stunning coastline of Banderas Bay toward the iconic Los Arcos National Marine Park, one of the regions most breathtaking natural landmarks.
Feel the thrill as you glide across crystal-clear waters, passing golden beaches, luxury resorts, and dramatic mountain scenery. Once you reach Los Arcos, enjoy incredible views of the famous granite rock formations, sea caves, tropical fish, sea birds, and seasonal marine wildlife that make this protected marine sanctuary so special.
Our friendly guides create a fun, welcoming, and inclusive atmosphere where everyone can feel comfortable being themselves.
Whether you’re a first-time rider or an experience adventurer, this tour combines excitement, natural beauty, and unforgettable photo opportunities.
Tour Highlights:
Departure from Puerto Vallarta Marina

Scenic Jet Ski ride through Banderas Bay,
Visit to Los Arcos National Marine Park
Incredible photo opportunities
LGBTQ+ friendly and inclusive experience
Small-group adventure with personalized service
Chance to spot tropical fish, sea birds, and seasonal marine wildlife
Duration:
Approximately 2 hours
Skill Level:
Beginner to Advanced
What to Bring: Sunglasses, sunscreen, swimsuit, towel, and your sense of adventure
Ride with Pride. Explore with Freedom. Discover the magic of Los Arcos from the best seat on the water.

Cost:
Single Jet Ski: $260 USD
Double Jet Ski: $290 USD

We're celebrating Puerto Vallarta DIA DE MUERTOS 2026 cruising Banderas Bay with a bunch of our friends.
Let’s dance and watch the beautiful sunset from our beautiful town,catch up with friends and make new ones.
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Includes:
Open bar
Food
Fun contests
Friends
Clothing optional
Anything goes
$130 U.S or $2,200 pesos
Locals 120 U.S or $2,000 pesos
WE'RE LEAVING FROM LOS MUERTOS PIER

Only 100 tickets for this event
Buy your tickets on BearsCruisingPV.com website
Link in the comments
Venmo, Zelle, Mexican bank transfer, or cash
DM for more details

ATV Adventure to the Jorullo Bridge

Ride deep into the Sierra Madre on an unforgettable ATV adventure through Puerto Vallarta's rugged backcountry. Navigate dirt trails, splash through rivers, and climb scenic mountain paths before crossing the breathtaking Jorullo Bridge the world's longest vehicular suspension bridge, stretching 470 meters (1,540 ft) long and 150 meters (490 ft)above the river below.

Perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike!

Tour Includes
Single ATV
Cross the spectacular Jorullo Bridge
Stop at the beautiful El Salto waterfall
Ride through lush jungle trails and mountain scenery
Relax with a stop at a scenic mountaintop restaurant
Bilingual professional guide
Lockers included

Tour Details

Duration:Approximately 2 hours
Difficulty: Moderate
Minimum Age:18 years to drive

The Marieta Islands (Spanish: Islas Marietas) are a group of small uninhabited islands a few miles off the coast of the state of Nayarit, Mexico, located in federal waters approximately 7.9 kilometres (4.9 mi) southwest of the peninsula known as Punta de Mita, in the municipality of Bahía de Banderas.

The islands are a popular tourist destination because of the abundant marine life populations due to the islands being protected from fishing and hunting by the Mexican government.The ocean water depth around the islands is between 70 and 110 feet.

The Marietas Islands National Park is made up of two islands, known as Redonda Island and Larga Island, two islets and several sandy rocky shoals and the marine area that surrounds them, so they can be considered a small archipelago. The Marietas Islands constitute a habitat that allows the coexistence of some marine species characteristic of the central and southern Mexican Pacific with those of the Gulf of California and the Pacific coast of Baja California.

-MAYTO BEACH:
is located on the Pacific ocean and it is in the 68th place out of 86 beaches in the Jalisco region The beach is located in a natural place with very picturesque views, among the mountains, surrounded by the cliffs.
As we know, there are many things to see and do in Puerto Vallarta and, among them, a must-see is a getaway in Mayto, Cabo Corrientes. This is a beach two hours from Vallarta, with stretches of dirt road that drive away the typical tourists, so it is a guarantee that if you dare, you will be able to enjoy this hidden paradise without crowds.
To get there, it is necessary to take the road to Colima from Vallarta. The road begins passing through Conchas Chinas, Mismaloya and Boca de Tomatlán. Further on it is necessary to cross El Tuito, a small town where you can stop for breakfast or even just buy their famous Raicilla. Passing El Tuito it is necessary to follow the signs to the “Hotel Mayto” and it will take you to one of the accesses to the beach.
Upon arrival, you will find the surprise of a beach with an extension of kilometers and kilometers practically alone, with the sea water with that particular “Pacific blue” color, with views towards the green vegetation of the mountains and the Pacific Ocean crossed only by the strip of sand that divides them. Throughout its extension, there are only two hotels and a turtle camp where turtles are released when it is season.
Also, the sunsets will leave you speechless, as the sky is covered in orange and pink hues while you slowly watch the sunset.

TEHUAMIXTLE (TEHUA):
Tehuamixtle Bay is a bay in Mexico, It is located in the municipality of Cabo Corrientes state of Jalisco
Tehualmixtle or Tehualmixtle, affectionately known as “Tehua”, is a small and charming fishing village on the coast of Jalisco, in the municipality of Cabo Corrientes. You can find it a couple of hours from Puerto Vallarta.
This hidden corner is famous for its crystal-clear waters, delicious seafood offerings and calm, relaxed atmosphere. It is the perfect getaway for those looking for a unique combination of pristine beaches and exquisite seafood cuisine.
One of Tehuamixtle's culinary specialties is its giant oysters. Since 2019, the town has celebrated the Oyster Festival in May , a gastronomic paradise where you can enjoy tastings, culinary displays, music and more emblems of the region, as well as the contest for the largest oyster in the world.
The town has several restaurants that serve fresh seafood dishes that also stand out for their delicious lobsters, cocktails and an extensive menu full of tradition.

This is the ideal place to enjoy a meal on the beach while you delight in the scenery and the natural tranquility of the tide.

Ask us for our transportation services around town, airport pick ups and drop off.

Tequila is a town in Mexico’s western state of Jalisco. It’s known for its production of the famous spirit. Near the foot of the Tequila Volcano, the outskirts of town are dotted with fields of blue agave, the liquor’s main ingredient. The production process can be observed at several distilleries and haciendas. The Museo Nacional del Tequila and the Museo Los Abuelos feature exhibits on the history of the drink.

Guadalajara, Mexico, has a rich history rooted in Spanish colonial times. Initially founded by the Spanish in 1531, the city was relocated several times before settling in its current location in the Atemajac Valley in 1542. It was named after the conquistador Nuño Guzmán's birthplace in Spain. Guadalajara quickly became a significant political and economic center, serving as the capital of the Nueva Galicia province.

Enhance your Puerto Vallarta getaway with a more private and personalized experience designed just for you and your group.

Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, marking a special occasion, or simply looking to explore the bay with friends in a unique way, we’re here to help you create something unforgettable. We offer a variety of boat options to suit your style and group size.

Send us an email, and we’ll work with you to plan every detail—so everything is perfectly arranged before you arrive.

San Sebastian Del Oeste is a beautiful old mining town from the 1700’s, visiting this town take you to the old days as the town conserve is charm with all the houses painting the same colors, as soon as we get to this town we can feel the tranquility of the town, we visit the Coffee plantation, and walk around town visiting all the gift shops and silver shop where the locals sell their jewerly,

Here we go again family, Ready for our 6th year boat event!
We will have a catamaran for 200 ppl but only inviting 160 bears and friends,
DJ, open bar, visit our favorite beach, water activities and fun with all our friends.

Are you ready to experience an unforgettable, adrenaline-filled adventure? Cross the world’s longest suspension bridge—470 meters long and soaring 150 meters above the ground—on an ATV, then navigate thrilling dirt trails through the Sierra Madre Occidental. Along the way, take in breathtaking scenery, explore the beauty of the eco-park, and refresh yourself in the crystal-clear waters of a cascading waterfall.

People travel long distances, from all over the world, to come to the famous Vallarta Botanical Gardens. The importance of each of the different species that adorn the Garden often goes unnoticed or does not capture our attention because of the amount of species that overwhelm our senses.

San Francisco—affectionately known as San Pancho—is a charming coastal town in the state of Nayarit, located along Mexico’s central Pacific coast, just 50 kilometers north of Puerto Vallarta on Highway 200.

Rich in history and culture, this region was originally home to the indigenous Cora and Huichol peoples, whose presence and traditions still influence the area today. As Spanish settlers established nearby ports in San Blas and Puerto Vallarta, the region slowly grew, remaining largely rural and connected to vast estates overseen by landowners and Franciscan missions.

Following Mexico’s independence, and especially after the land reforms of 1931, the area that now includes San Pancho and neighboring Sayulita was placed under communal ejido ownership, shaping the close-knit, community-driven spirit that defines the town today.

For many years, San Pancho thrived on simple livelihoods such as fishing and the cultivation of mangoes and tropical fruits. In the 1970s, then-President Luis Echeverría brought new attention to the town by establishing a family retreat here, along with a vision of creating a self-sufficient community. This initiative led to the development of key infrastructure, including a hospital and the (short-lived) Universidad del Tercer Mundo.

Today, San Pancho blends its rich heritage with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere—making it a unique destination where history, culture, and coastal beauty come together.

Adrenaline lovers, this is one of the highly recommended tours for those who love go to the max.

Tour with one of the local tequileras in Puerto Vallarta

Exactly! It’s one of the best "hidden gems" near the city because it feels like a deep jungle escape despite being so close to town.
Since the trail follows the riverbed, the experience changes quite a bit depending on when you go

Dry Season (Nov–May): The water is crystal clear and turquoise, making it perfect for photos, though the flow of the falls is lighter.
Rainy Season (June–Oct): The waterfalls are powerful and impressive, but the river can get muddy and the currents much stronger.