Puerto Vallarta Pirate Sailing Cruise
36 Ratings
- Live Guide
- Instant Confirmation
- Day Trip
- E-Ticket
- 6 hr
Your time in port in Puerto Vallarta will be well-spent on the Banderas Bay pirate sailing shore excursion. On this family-friendly sailing adventure, you’ll play games and other activities on the pirate ship as you sail through Banderas Bay on your way to a secluded beach. You’ll anchor at the beach and spend time kayaking and snorkeling before jumping back on the ship and sailing back to the Vallarta Marina dock.
Itinerary Details
Operated by: Gray Line Puerto Vallarta
This is a typical itinerary for this product
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Made of 100% real wood An exact replica of the famous “Santa María” from Columbus maiden voyage to the New World. Weighs approximately 700 Tons. 3 wooden masts with triangular sails. Four impressive decks with a capacity for a total of 240 passengers.
Duration: 6 hour
Stop At: Majahuitas Beach
Access is only by water, it is located about 29 kms away from Puerto Vallarta. This paradise is ideal to enjoy a day in a place where you can enjoy the nature, flora, fauna by walking along the beach, by swimming or snorkeling on their beautiful beach areas.
Duration: 3 hour
Pass By: Bahia de Banderas Municipality
The Bay of Banderas is located on a coastal strip shared by the states of Jalisco and Nayarit, it is the largest bay in Mexico.
Stop At:
Made of 100% real wood An exact replica of the famous “Santa María” from Columbus maiden voyage to the New World. Weighs approximately 700 Tons. 3 wooden masts with triangular sails. Four impressive decks with a capacity for a total of 240 passengers.
Duration: 6 hour
Stop At: Majahuitas Beach
Access is only by water, it is located about 29 kms away from Puerto Vallarta. This paradise is ideal to enjoy a day in a place where you can enjoy the nature, flora, fauna by walking along the beach, by swimming or snorkeling on their beautiful beach areas.
Duration: 3 hour
Pass By: Bahia de Banderas Municipality
The Bay of Banderas is located on a coastal strip shared by the states of Jalisco and Nayarit, it is the largest bay in Mexico.
