



by Xiutla Riders Ecoadventure
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.MX$3,960This private ATV tour in Puerto Vallarta covers mountains, trails, rivers, waterfalls, and undeveloped beaches. The tour lasts about three hours, with flexible time at each stop based on the rider’s preference. The guide provides helmets, goggles, and face masks, plus fuel surcharges are included. The tour is suitable for riders without experience. Before starting, participants receive a safety briefing, including hand signals and ATV operation instructions, followed by a driving test to ensure readiness. The trip begins at the Xiutla Riders Ecoadventure shop, where waivers are signed and gear is distributed. After a short introduction, the group rides through downtown Puerto Vallarta’s side streets, then off-road along Sierra Madre trails. Stops include a break at a hidden bar in the mountains and a swim in the Rio Cuale river. The tour concludes with a visit to Faro de Matamoros Lighthouse, where riders can see views of downtown and the bay. The schedule is flexible, allowing riders to spend more time relaxing or riding as they choose. Food, drinks, hotel transfers, and photos are not included.
Xiutla Riders Ecoadventure
The tour begins at the Xiutla Riders Ecoadventure shop, 15 minutes before the scheduled start time. Participants complete waivers and receive an overview of the tour route and stops. Helmets, goggles, and bandanas are provided for safety and comfort. The guide explains hand signals for communication during the ride and gives a tutorial on operating the ATVs before the group sets off.
15 min
Faro de Matamoros Lighthouse
After riding through Puerto Vallarta’s downtown side streets and off-road trails in the Sierra Madre mountains, the group stops at a hidden bar in the mountains and takes a swim in the Rio Cuale river. The tour ends at Faro de Matamoros Lighthouse, where participants can view the city and the bay before returning.
6 blocks north from the boardwalk, across street from the PEMEX gas station
End point
6 blocks north from the boardwalk, across street from the PEMEX gas station




by Xiutla Riders Ecoadventure
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.MX$3,960This private ATV tour in Puerto Vallarta covers mountains, trails, rivers, waterfalls, and undeveloped beaches. The tour lasts about three hours, with flexible time at each stop based on the rider’s preference. The guide provides helmets, goggles, and face masks, plus fuel surcharges are included. The tour is suitable for riders without experience. Before starting, participants receive a safety briefing, including hand signals and ATV operation instructions, followed by a driving test to ensure readiness. The trip begins at the Xiutla Riders Ecoadventure shop, where waivers are signed and gear is distributed. After a short introduction, the group rides through downtown Puerto Vallarta’s side streets, then off-road along Sierra Madre trails. Stops include a break at a hidden bar in the mountains and a swim in the Rio Cuale river. The tour concludes with a visit to Faro de Matamoros Lighthouse, where riders can see views of downtown and the bay. The schedule is flexible, allowing riders to spend more time relaxing or riding as they choose. Food, drinks, hotel transfers, and photos are not included.
Xiutla Riders Ecoadventure
The tour begins at the Xiutla Riders Ecoadventure shop, 15 minutes before the scheduled start time. Participants complete waivers and receive an overview of the tour route and stops. Helmets, goggles, and bandanas are provided for safety and comfort. The guide explains hand signals for communication during the ride and gives a tutorial on operating the ATVs before the group sets off.
15 min
Faro de Matamoros Lighthouse
After riding through Puerto Vallarta’s downtown side streets and off-road trails in the Sierra Madre mountains, the group stops at a hidden bar in the mountains and takes a swim in the Rio Cuale river. The tour ends at Faro de Matamoros Lighthouse, where participants can view the city and the bay before returning.
6 blocks north from the boardwalk, across street from the PEMEX gas station
End point
6 blocks north from the boardwalk, across street from the PEMEX gas station