Zip through jungle canyons under a starlit sky, then trade adrenaline for a full Mexican dinner, tequila tasting, and a prehispanic dance show. This guided night circuit above Puerto Vallarta combines scenic viewpoints, safety briefings, and cultural performance for a complete evening adventure.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The night slips in over the Sierra Madre and the jungle exhales; headlamps carve a path as you climb into a harness and step into a moonlit world. This night zipline circuit launched from a rustic canyon camp pushes you across shadowed gullies and above the Los Horcones River, where the rainforest closes in and the coastline glows distant like a sleeping city.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness: ability to climb access stairs, stand for brief briefings, and moderate balance.
Wildlife
History
The bay and nearby Mismaloya gained fame when Hollywood used the shoreline for films in the mid-20th century; local communities preserve indigenous dance traditions showcased on-site.
Conservation
Operators often run group-size limits and use established platforms to reduce vegetation impact; visitors are encouraged to follow leave-no-trace practices and avoid single-use plastics.
Reserve your spot on the Night Zipline Adventure with Dinner and Show in Puerto Vallarta today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a warm layer
Temperatures drop after sunset in the Sierra Madre foothills—pack a lightweight fleece or windbreaker.
Secure loose items
Use the provided lockers or zip pockets—phones and hats can easily be lost on long zips.
Hydrate earlier in the day
Drink water before arrival—avoid heavy drinking right before zipping and skip large meals just prior to your run.
Arrive for sunset
Plan pickup timing to hit the Los Arcos viewpoint at dusk for the best coastal light.
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Secure footing on stairs, platforms, and uneven trails between lines and viewpoints.
Light fleece or windbreaker
Keeps you warm during cool canyon evenings after sunset.
winter
Small headlamp or flashlight
Useful for moving around camp areas before and after the zipline when operators permit their use.
Small daypack with water bottle
Carry personal items, ID, and a refillable water bottle for pre-trip hydration.
summer