We really had a Great Day! Daniel let us feel comfortable and safe the first time we met him. We are a Family of 5 and my niece & nephew are very happy to be with him.same with myself and my sister.Everything that he knows about the Puerto Vallata, History, Downtown, Things that he is Proud about Puerto Vallata/Mexico he will tell you. Went to Downtown, See the beauty of it, Church,bring us to buy some treats to bring home for us to enjoy. Very Cheap Place. People on that Shop are so nice, lots of free taste candies/sweets..my Favorite is the Pecan Peanuts. Went to winery, tasting is good and we bought some to bring back home as well.He shkw us the Beauty if the Opal Stone and Silvers. Bring us to the Shoe Maker. Love this place. My Sister bought a Sandals for her. Last Stop is where we can interact with tje Rescued Animals and had a Nice Lunch. Definitely something that you can enjoy when you visit Puerto Vallarta. Worth every penny.🥰

Daniel and Victor were our tour guides. They interacted with the group, making the history of Puerta Vallarta fun and enjoyable. We, the group, had a marvelous time.

We really enjoyed this tour. Worth the $30, for sure. Daniel is a great guide and Arturo is an excellent driver. The information was interesting. Lots of bathroom opportunities. We enjoyed the shops and never felt pressured to buy. However, we did buy something at every stop because we love this culture and value their artistry and hard work. Stops included Malecon, Guadalupe Church, city hall, silver shop, leather shop, candy shop (lots of free samples), tequila tasting (too many free samples!), animal reserve (where lunch is), and Los Arcos photo op. My fave part was animal reserve, duh! We held toucan, 2 types of monkeys, and boa constrictor. They were prepping / training some beautiful birds and lemur looking guys for people, so that might be in the future. Lunch is expensive (for Mexico) but delicious options and huge portions. We shared the cheese quesadilla and the chicken fajitas; it was plenty for 2. We got a box for leftovers. About $40 total. More than anything, the tour gave us the confidence to want to explore more on our own. PV is very safe. And we learned a lot about the city’s history. PS: bring tip money for the street artists. They’re working hard to entertain.

Entertaining guide, shopping at flea market, tequila tasting, animal preserve, food. Flexible tour and well worth the price

We just returned from one of the most enjoyable days. We have been coming to PV for many years - 3-4 times a year for 4-6 weeks. Consequently, we have gone on several outings, but this was by far the best. Miguel obviously loves this city. We started by learning the basic history of PV followed by a tour of the marina area. The shops that he took us to in the downtown area were high quality, local shops run by generations of the same family. Nothing like watching a craftsman make sandals like they made for years. The blown glass artist was fascinating. The candy store of course was wonderful. The fire opal jewelry store was not just a jewelry store, but again, we got to talk to the craftsmen. The tequila factory was very good. Lunch was delicious - nothing fancy, but a true traditional meal made and served by the heart. Everything on the plate was fresh, fresh, fresh. I will recommend this tour to everyone I meet. David was our wonderful driver.

Miguel was our amazing tour guide! Miguel and Gustazo (the excellent driver!) met us at the Weston Hotel at 8:30am. We spent the entire day being show all the wonderful sights around Puerto Vallarta! Miguel was full so great knowledge and insights of this beautiful city!! From the Parish of Our Lady of Guadalupe church, handmade silver, excellently crafted leather goods, amazing lunch along a free flowing mountain stream, to finishing in the afternoon at the yummy Tequila factory!! What an awesome day and it was FREE!!!

Alejanara gave us a great tour of Puerto Vallarta including the famous old church, the Malecon, and , beautiful photograph opportunities We.also saw the folkloric dancers and musicians perform and she interpreted the whimsical statues and the Puerto Vallarta sign as we took our interesting walk. She loves her city and knows her history. We traveled in a new Mercedes minivan with a courteous safe driver. He was helpful to safely get us out of the van on busy streets. and help us easily navigate off the steps. We enjoyed stopping at an opal store to learn how opal is mined and how to tell difference between real opal and factory made opal. We also enjoyed visit to glass factory and pottery store where we saw artisans at work. I bought a beautiful vase and wrapped it carefully for me so it would not break in my carry on luggage. We also had a chance to taste tequila and learn how it is processed and enjoyed lunch near river in countryside on a beautiful patio overlooking scenery(we paid for our lunch). We also finished our time at a chocolate store and learn how chocolate is produced from the bean in various stages that we tasted. We also enjoyed delicious coffee and bought some candy to go with our beverage. The concierge at the Westin organized this outstanding outing for us.

CityFunTastic took us for a ride to Puerto Vallarta, we visited most interesting sites and got penty of information about the city and its arounds. We learn about a lot of mexican stuff, including chocolate, tequila, silver, mexican candy and leather carving by the tru artisans. A great way to discover why Puerto Vallarta is a succesfull tourist destination, but also we had the opportunity to go a little bit out, into the jungle. An experience totally worth it!! I loved the free pick up and drop off to my hotel.

We went on this tour and really enjoyed. It was a free tour and was very informative. We went to to the Malecon and learned about the different artwork that was along the boardwalk. We went to the Church of Guadeloupe which was beautiful! We saw them making both tiles and blowing glass. We had lunch in a quaint little restaurant and tasted different kinds of tequila. Our tour guide was so informative and you could tell he enjoyed his job and teaching people about his city.

Free city tour. Worth every penny. Life is short. Don’t waste your limited time on earth by joining his tour. Stops at a few shops that obviously pay to be included. Lunch is at a secluded spot so you don’t have a choice. Distillery is not a distillery - just a location that offers samples and highly overpriced tequila.