The ancient pantheon of Puerto Vallarta where its walls are decorated with murals alluding to the Day of the Dead and a brief explanation of said celebration and explanation of some elements. Right across the street is the Mercado del Mar, where the corn tortilla process is explained and how important it is in Mexican culture besides a brief walk within the market.

A hike in downtown Puerto Vallarta to appreciate the main sculptures and time for photos

After the Malecón we will walk to the main Church, passing first through the Main Square where the origin of the name of the port and a little colonial influence are explained, arriving at the entrance of the Church a short story about the appearance of the Virgin of Guadalupe

After passing the Cuale Bridge, we will arrive at Old Vallarta to head to the Romantic Zone, here we will visit Plaza de Los Azulejos (formerly Lazaro Cardenas) one of the new attractions and walk a block to reach the most popular beach, Playa Los Muerto, where the pier is its main attraction

After visiting the Old Mallarta, we will go to the beginning of the southern part of Bahia de Banderas, driving along the road, federal coast 200, until we reach the viewpoint Los Arcos de Mismaloya, a rocky phenomenon that began to form thousands of years ago

After the Arches we will continue our tour to the viewpoint of Playa Mismaloya, Playa that put the destination on the international map when filming the movie Night of the Iguana where it is said that the romance between Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor intensified

Back to Puerto Vallarta we will stop at the Craft Market and souvenirs, time for shopping