Overview

Join a flavorful journey through Puerto Vallarta's streets with Vallarta Food Tours, blending local cuisine, culture, and scenic sights in a small-group setting. Discover authentic flavors and hidden gems on this rich culinary adventure.

Food Tour

Sightseeing Tour

Walking Tour

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco

Vallarta By Road

4.5 hours | Backstreet of Vallarta Van Tour | 8 Tastings

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Date

Mon, Oct 6

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Embark on a unique culinary adventure through Vallarta and Pitillal in a luxurious air-conditioned van. Over 4.5 hours, savor 8 delicious tastings from favorite restaurants and street vendors, all while enjoying the sights. This small group tour combines comfort with a delightful exploration of local flavors and culture.

Eat Your Way Through Vallarta in Comfort and Style!

Rates

Adults (Ages 18+ | 1 Beer + 1 Margarita Included): $85.00 Adults (Ages 18+ | No Drinks): $75.00 Child (Ages 5-17): $55.00

Duration

4.5 hours | 8 Tastings

About

Small group tasting tour of Vallarta and Pitillal. Our luxurious 20-seat Mercedes Sprinter takes you to 8 delicious tasting locations, perfect for a filling brunch. Most of our stops are in downtown Puerto Vallarta but we also stop by a couple of culinary gems in the nearby pueblo of Pitillal.

This 4.5-hour van tour covers more ground than our walking tours and features our favorite restaurants, artisans, and street food vendors.
Ride in the comfort of our luxurious air-conditioned van.
A dual-purpose food and sightseeing tour that covers about 20 miles in total.

Adventure Tips

Arrive early for the best experience

Arriving a few minutes early ensures you can settle in and start on time without missing any tastings.

Wear comfortable shoes

Expect to walk between stops, so comfortable footwear is recommended.

Stay Hydrated

Bring water or enjoy the beverages provided as you taste your way through the city.

Bring cash for tips

Small tips for guides and vendors are appreciated and can be handy.

Local Insights

Wildlife

City pigeons
Lizards in shaded corners

History

Puerto Vallarta was once a remote fishing village, transformed into a popular tourist destination by the 1960s, and its culinary scene reflects a mix of indigenous and European influences.

Conservation

The tour emphasizes respect for local businesses and promotes sustainable tourism practices to preserve the area’s cultural and culinary heritage.