Yelapa And Majahuitas
What your day looks like
If you're really looking to escape from it all, then our tranquil day trip to the village and waterfall of Yelapa and waters of Majahuitas cove are an absolute must. With emerald waters and a pristine golden sand beach, these remote coves are ideal for snorkeling, swimming and kayaking and provide the perfect backdrop to explore Banderas Bay's secret hideaways.
The experience, in brief
- Take a scenic tour on a catamaran
- Kayak and Snorkel in the crystalline water of Majahuitas
- Trek to a stunning waterfall above the peaceful fishing village of Yelapa
Your day, step by step
Puerto Vallarta
Boating at Bahía de Banderas (Bay).
Bahia de Banderas
Local Flavor.
Puerto Vallarta
Hiking at Puerto Vallarta beach.
Puerto Vallarta
Snorkeling.
Puerto Vallarta
Kayaking.
What to know before booking
Included
Snorkel Kayak Wetsuit
Not Included
The port fee is either $32 Mexican pesos at Puerto Vallarta or $40 Mexican pesos at Nuevo Vallarta
What to Bring
Swimwear, towel, light sweater (Winter)
Meeting & Pickup
Vallarta Adventures' check-in desk inside Puerto Magico (Puerto Vallarta's Maritime Terminal): Blvd. Francisco Medina Ascencio, Zona Hotelera Nte. Vallarta Adventures Center, Nuevo Vallarta: Av. Paseo de las Palmas 39
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business
What travelers are saying
our family of 9 enjoyed the boat tour, the beach and little town, Yelapa, were interesting. We would have liked some historical information about the area and we thought the snorkeling would have been better in the afternoon, vs the AM. The crew was great and very entertaining. It was nice to have a breakfast snack and the lunch was good, but we would have prefered authentic Mexican food vs the American style sandwiches. We got to see some whales and dolfins which was unexpected and great, the boat captain lingered near them to let us get a good look at them.