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Start from 36 curated places around Puerto Vallarta, MX, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
La Fina
A tiny family-run room at the far end of the Romantic Zone serving modern Mexican plates that punch far above the address. Locals describe it as Michelin-quality cooking in a no-frills setting.
Tintoque
An ambitious restaurant at the edge of Zona Romántica spotlighting regional Mexican ingredients with a contemporary hand. Dishes like tamales under green mole show off the kitchen's range.
Cerro de la Cruz viewpoint climb
A stepped climb from the edge of downtown up to a hilltop cross with the city's best free panorama over the bay and red rooftops. It's short but steep, and the sunset view is the payoff.
Boca de Tomatlán to Colomitos coastal trail
A rugged coastal jungle path from the fishing village of Boca de Tomatlán to hidden Colomitos cove, hugging the shoreline past tiny beaches. It's the area's classic moderate hike, ending at a swimmable cove.
El Faro Lighthouse Bar
A circular bar inside the lighthouse at the tip of Marina Vallarta, slowly rotating views over the marina and bay. It's the spot for a sunset cocktail above the boats.
Act II Stages
The Romantic Zone's main cabaret and theater venue, staging drag shows, musical revues, and live cabaret most nights. It's the heart of Vallarta's famous nightlife-and-performance scene.
Malecón
The mile-long seaside boardwalk that is the city's living room, lined with 26 bronze sculptures by Mexican artists and buzzing with vendors, performers, and sunset crowds. Walking it end to end is the essential Vallarta evening.
Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
The downtown parish church crowned by a distinctive filigree crown, modeled on the tiara of Mexico's empress. Its silhouette is the icon of Vallarta's old town and the heart of its festivals.