What to Do in Puerto Vallarta on a Cruise Stop
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Port of Ayarda has so much to offer. This place is so spread out and full of life that we honestly had trouble deciding what to do just in one day here on a cruise stop.
We decided to do a walking style city tour with a local guide.
Having a private driver for the day was honestly one of the best decisions that we' made because he was able to show us the highlights and help us avoid some of the tourist traps.
The food was absolutely amazing. And they definitely didn't go light on the portions either.
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Puerto Vallarta is one of those cruise ports that surprises you in the best way. In this video, we show you what it’s really like to visit Puerto Vallarta on a cruise stop, from getting off the ship to exploring the city, walking the Malecón, visiting El Centro, checking out Los Muertos Beach and Pier, and eating authentic Mexican food that locals love. We spent the day with a local guide learning about the history, culture, and customs of Puerto Vallarta, while also enjoying the scenery, food, and energy of the city. We’ll show you what’s available right at the cruise port, what’s worth venturing into town for, and why this is not a port you should skip. If you’re cruising the Mexican Riviera or planning a cruise to Puerto Vallarta, this video will help you decide how to spend your day, whether you prefer excursions, walking tours, or doing your own thing. 📍 In this video you’ll see • What the Puerto Vallarta cruise port is like • Is Puerto Vallarta worth getting off the ship • The Malecón boardwalk experience • El Centro and the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe • Los Muertos Beach and Pier • Local food spots and authentic Mexican food • Excursion ideas and things to do on a cruise stop Whether it’s your first cruise or you’ve been cruising for years, Puerto Vallarta is one of those ports that makes you want to come back and stay longer. ✈️ How would you like to fly and NOT have jet lag? If you’re ready to finally beat jet lag, you need FlyKitt. Click here ➡️http://flykitt.pxf.io/19Qzmx and use code Take2 at checkout for 15% off your order! Epic water filter 15% code. Take2Travel15 https://pmx-production.herokuapp.com/affiliate-link/JXNWVFGPTA ✅ See our merch: https://take2travel.printify.me/products ✅ Visit our Amazon store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/yourblueskyadventure ✅ Support us on Patreon: Become a member to help us create more amazing travel content and get exclusive perks like behind-the-scenes footage and special updates! https://patreon.com/Take2Travel ✅ Sign up for our FREE Newsletter: https://yourblueskyadventure.activehosted.com/f/1 ✅ Looking for reputable tours? We use these companies for many of our own trips: Viator: https://www.viator.com/?pid=P00003870&uid=U00069394&mcid=58086 Shore Excursions Group: https://www.shoreexcursionsgroup.com/?id=981171&data=niki@yourblueskyadventure.com&utm_source=3rdPartyAffiliates&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=981171&utm_content=niki@yourblueskyadventure.com More booking tools: https://www.yourblueskyadventure.com/booking-tools ✅ Make sure you like & comment on this video! Engaging with our videos is the best way you can help us grow our channel. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.