One of several secluded beaches reachable only by boat.

  Take the  local bus from downtown Puerto south to Boca de Tomatlan!  It costs only about $1. each, and takes about 40 minutes.  At Boca de Tomatlan,  it is quite simple to hire a local water taxi...

If you are looking for isolation, try this beach to the south of Puerto Vallarta, only accessible by boat.

El Eden is located in a beautiful area outside of Puerto Vallarta. The canopy experience is pretty intense as there is a lot of stairs to climb to each platform. One does need to be in reasonably good

Ada Sailing is a wonderful experience even if you don't get enough wind. The boat is an old restored twin masted sailboat and the captain is most happy to tell you all about its' history. The day...

This "Twin" beach is actually two small beaches at the bottom of the Sierra Madre Mountains.

The Pacific Ocean's largest and deepest inlet.

Located between the cliffs of Punta del Burro, this beach is popular with sunbathers and surfers alike.

Remote beach accessible only by boat, this is the perfect place to get away from it all.

"Deadmen's Beach," named for legendary pirate raids on the nearby village, is one of the most-frequented beaches in Puerto Vallarta.

This city beach is popular with locals and features clear water and white sand.

Also known as "Shrimp Beach," this is a quieter place to relax in the sun as it's further away from downtown than most beaches.