Beautiful place - Great excursion. Would do it again. Beautiful place Entertainment was great too. Boat ride was fun and had an open bar

Amazing food! - This was an amazing experience. A must see if you are in PV. The food was the best meal we had all week and the show was very entertaining. The views and atmosphere were beautiful. Like you were on Survivor without the not showering and sleeping outside.

Beyond expectations - What a wonderful evening. We were on the Holland America cruise and this was one of the shore excursions in Puerto Vallarta. So well organized! After a nice ferry across the bay, we were led to a beautiful spot to enjoy a dinner overlooking the water at sunset…..beautiful! After the splendid meal, we were led to the outdoor theater and treated to a wonderful show, along the lines of a Cirque du Soleil production. Back to the ferry and to your cruise ship. All in all, a wonderful evening. Money well spent

Excellent - Boat #5 with Captain Jorge and his Team lead Victor were great. The ride was nice and fast. The unexpected show at the end was outstanding 👏. Highly recommend this team if your able to make out here

Great experience - The show was awesome the acrobatics and music were great. Love the venue. The food was awesome. The beach is great.

Boat 5 is #1! - Boat #5 is the best boat! David and his team made the ride one of the highlights of our entire trip! The show was incredible and La cena was muy delicioso! Gracias Vallarta Adventures!

Phenomenal show, phenomenal setting - The food was amazing, the show was stellar, the boat crew's extra performance on the way was awesome!! Adored the island setting, the bathrooms, the actors stationed along the trail, perfect. My only complaint - I hurried for a beachfront table (tipped off by friends who recommended this) and the guy rudely said that was for VIP only. Ok. Then I watched so many people without VIP wristband seated there. Very disappointed that he was so rude, and that I was lied to. Almost ruined my night.

Pay online & read reviews - Live & learn: first tip: Pay online NOT at the place you are staying! We stayed at Paradise Village resort & was charged $425.82 for three adults ($141.94 each). Took taxi, another ten dollars. Confusion on where to enter as there’s more than one place. Walk in, similar to a jungle feel. Go inside to info desk, show them our receipt from resort, was told we NOW have to pay $4.00 each for dock fee AND $20.00 and some change each for access fee, which is not explained! That bill was $70.75 for the three of us. So do the math! $496.57. We did not purchase drink bracelets at $10.00 each, & didn’t need to as drinks were flowing freely on the boat back n forth & during the BUFFET. But we didn’t drink, not really drinkers. Second tip: if you think you might get sea sick, you will! They do not go along the coast as the darn sales lady at resort stated. It is a large catamaran. Next tip: get there early. Do not listen to sales lady at resort, thank goodness we didn’t, who says fifteen to thirty mins is plenty of time to leave resort, & get there for loading. Wrong! You are assigned a number on your ticket, which is how you board the boat AFTER VIPs. We were seated (it’s like a snack bar area, & I did spend $5.00 on a bag of Cheetos) at a table right by entry to dock & people stared standing in front of us, yes some were down right rude. At least I got a smile when it was announced to look at the number in your ticket & ours were very low numbers & those standing had to make way for us to walk past them! VIPs get to sit down close to stage for the show. On this tour, the show was first. And no, you can’t compare it to cirque du soleil, again, wrongly stated by sales lady at resort. Bench seating, no backs, a tad uncomfortable after awhile. Show was ok. I enjoyed the music. We left when we thought it was finished due to having to go to bathroom, which they were a little strict about, thought we were trying to eat early. Another tip: definitely wear flat shoes. There are roots here & there you will stumble on & of course it’s all sand everywhere. It was dark, candles everywhere, but what lighting there was, was very dim. Buffet was presented nicely, but still, dark to see the food. I crunched something not sure what it was in a salad, ouch. There was a fish dish, shrimp dish, beef & chicken. With side dishes & salads & tiny pastries mostly chocolate cake. We enjoyed the food, all seasoned nicely. Only one hour to eat then back to the boat. The staff on the boat, boat number 6, put on a skit on the way back. For you older than 60 folks, just have to grin & bare the music playing on the boat! Staff was all very nice. Helped me to bathroom, (absolutely had to go! After all it is an hour long ride) which was a very nice gesture as I was a tiny bit sick & not steady on my feet (just not cut out to ride on a boat). To sum it up: staff nice, food good, show good. Nice night out during vacation. Not cheap!

Bring your own food - According to the description appetizers would be provided on the boat ride over in dinner would’ve been before the show. Neither of these happened. We were picked up by Uber at our hotel in the romantic zone at 4:15, did all the waiting in lines at the port, and then we’re only given weak drinks on the hour long boat ride over with no appetizers as promised. When we got there, they told us that dinner would be after the show. Again, no appetizers or food in sight. The show was good but very long. After the show, it took a long time to dismiss everybody to their dining areas and then we waited in the buffet long line for a very long time. By the time we got food, it was after 9 PM and we hadn’t eaten since two or three that afternoon. The show would’ve been so much more enjoyable if we had seen it after a satisfying dinner on a full stomach. And if they didn’t advertise appetizers and dinner before the show, then we might’ve brought some of our own snacks to help carry us through.

Bad Business Ethics - Vallarta Adventures burned me for $189 to do an introductory scuba dive at las caletas. The agency happily sold me the package and then when we were a half hour out handed us a questionnaire with questions such as are you over 45? Do you have asthma? None of these questions were asked when I purchased the excursion. None! I filed a report but they could care less. Don’t worry I’ll be hitting up ALL of the review sites about Vallarta Adventures. Of course Vallarta Adventures blamed it on Vidanta and Vidanta blamed it on Vallarta Adventures. What’s the big deal tho right? I mean we just spent another $40,000 dollars at Vidanta only to get more screwed over by Vallarta Adventures.