Beautiful experience! Food snacks were delicious. Would have been nicer to sail a bit earlier so there was more than 20 minutes of daylight. Also would have been nice to see dolphins or whales.

Such a cool location and the show was fantastic. The seats could be a bit more comfortable though. Worth the trip

This was a perfect day for our group of 5. The Adventure team was well organized and informative, anticipating our questions and escorting us through the day's many adventures. The crew, led by Dante, was charming, attentive and so much fun! They inspired a lot of laughter and a sense of camaraderie. We had a blast snorkeling off the back of the boat and enjoyed a beautiful hike to the waterfall on Yelapa, learning about the indigenous plants and creatures along the way. On Majahuitas, we enjoyed the comfortable sofa seating on the beach and had more fun on the banana boat ride. We even saw a humpback whale on our way back to Puerto Vallarta. The day was a highlight of our vacation and one I will remember with gratitude.

We had a blast racing in the speedboat across the ocean to Yelapa. It was super tumultuous and we were having fun with that. Jesus was our Captain and Daniel was our guide. The both did a fantastic job keeping us safe and having fun. I rode my first ever horse and he/she was a real gentle gem. It was a pretty nice loop that went through the community and back with the river in the center. We then saw the waterfall right in Yelapa and took a swim and some pictures. The bar there served Racillia which I had to try because I'm a big fan of Tequila and mezcal. It made for a strong and delicious margarita! The kind you stumble after 😄 The snorkeling got canceled due to seasonal red tide which moved into the best spots while we were riding the horses. So that was unfortunate but understandable as Nobody wants to swim in murky waters that are unsafe. so a great call by the crew. Then we had a fantastic time at the beach with the open bar and buffet. There was a mishap with the intense waves filling the earlier boat but the crew swiftly dealt with it so it made for an interesting time. Then we got more time in the speedboat 😀. An excellent experience. This was our 4th time with Vallarta Adventures, and they always deliver a great experience.

Amazing adventure. Great fun and exhilarating. Staff were fantastic. Could not fault this trip at all.

I personally would not consider that a luxury Yacht. It was a nice catermaran. The snorkeling was very brief and in a decimated bay. The reef was completely bare with few fish. Those that were there were beautiful. Your description of this tour is absolutely false and not worth the money. The other tours I did with Vallarta were great.

The weather was gloomy for the first part of the adventure, but the water was still warm! The waves were pretty rough on the way to the cove where most of the activities were, but it was still fun! If you like water activities, then this one is for you!

I would only recommend the early start time. You get to actually see the sunset and get back at a reasonable hour. The entertainment was good. The food average. The setting was spectacular.

This was our third time at Las Caletas and once again, our expectations were exceeded. From planning and booking with Jens Through the Nuevo office to the boat, staff and all the staff on shore the service was amazing. The amenities like clean bathrooms, amazing food and fun activities to animal encounters kept the day exciting. Did some snorkelling and saw lots of beautiful fish. Thank you for another amazing day!

I think to review RotN, you have to break it down into three pieces: the boat ride, the meal, and the show. When you arrive at the Vallarta Adventures base (we were in NV), you check in at the desk. We booked our tickets online on the VA website. It's a great way to save a few bucks, if you're able to schedule in advance. When checking in, we were assessed a $40peso PP "dock fee" in addition to the tickets we bought online. I don' t know what it was for, or if it's always collected. They seem to own all the docks we stopped at, so I don't know who gets the fee… We got our tickets and headed back to their café space, near the docks. We were called aboard based on our ticket number. You can pay extra to have early boarding, so you can choose your seats for the ride. Those who bought preferred boarding got on first. The boat ride The boat was two-levels and open-to-the-air, with bench seating around the perimeter and plastic, stackable chairs set out in the middle of the deck. They're lawn chairs that are in no way mounted to the deck. It's a large boat and probably carried a couple hundred people out, on the night we went. I saw other posts concerned about the number of lifejackets and lifeboats on board. I'm ashamed to admit, I didn't even think about assessing that when we got on. The evening boat ride itself is lovely. For us, it was a relatively clear, warm evening and we got to watch the sun set into the ocean on the horizon. It's surprisingly rocky in the bay and anyone but a seasoning mariner would need to keep at least one hand free to catch themselves from falling, if walking around during the trip. The staff serve pre-mixed drinks, like margaritas, and beer as they circulate through the crowd. It takes 45-60 minutes or so to get to Las Caletas. The meal They serve dinner in two seatings: before and after the show. We were in the early group, and after getting off the boat, we went straight to our table. Dinner is a buffet that includes a salad bar, hot Mexican dishes, and dessert trays of assorted sweets. A server brings drinks and busses plates while you eat. The food is meant to appeal to most people, and therefore is unremarkable, but I enjoyed it and went home full to the top. The show I wasn't sure what to expect, but it's quite a remarkable acrobatic show, set in the local environment and based on local legends. Seating is in a natural amphitheatre on wooden benches that aren't all that comfortable. Spectators are crammed in cheek-to-cheek into the long rows of benches. Before the show starts, make sure to use the washroom so you don't have to go while it's on. The cast did some amazing acrobatic tricks including contortions, trampoline leaps and flips, and fire juggling. Pretty exciting show, I must say! It lasted about an hour, if I had to guess. After the show, the early dinner folks are shepherded to the boats and head back to the VA home base. The second-seating folks are directed to their tables for their dinner. The boat ride home is loud and tinny with music blasting through the PA system on-board. The staff do a little show of their own to entertain the guests for the hour or so boat ride in the dark. Bringing earplugs might be a good precaution, if you're over 30 or under 10. Bring your pesos, even though you've paid for the excursion (and dock fee) already. As with all activities, all staff are keen for tips. Plan to leave a tip for your server at dinner and the boat crew when you disembark. Taxis will be outside VA and waiting to take you home. This is an excursion that you should do at least once. It was fun. Now that we've done it, I think we're good. Next vacation we'll enjoy more of the cultural tours that VA offers.

Best thing we did this trip was Rhythm's of the Night! They take you by boat from the marina to a private island for an amazing show and dinner on the beach. The island is lit up by torches and candles. Just beautiful! The show was fantastic - comedy, beautiful singing and Cirque du Solei! It is a one hour boat ride each way. The shoreline lit up and the moon rising was gorgeous! The captain and crew did a hysterical show for us that we were not expecting on the return. I highly recommend this!

We loved the whole team, alfredo, charly, Pamela, Luis, fercho, Aldo, Alex, Andrea were great! They were so friendly and helpful!

Jhona, chino, erick, lucero, josé, marco, joss and roberto are very nice team We got a beautiful day Thanks a lot

Boat ride to truck ride to donkey ride. It was adventure just getting there. The truck ride is bumpy but fun. The donkeys are easy to ride up the mountain. You then zipline from mountain to mountain over valleys! The rollercoaster is super fun. The waterfall was cool to climb down. The last thing is a slide that looks like death but its not so bad. I did however sprain my finger on that slide. lol. Just keep your hands tucked in haha. My only complaint is you cant bring your own camera and the purchased ones were not good. I paid 69$ USD for just me.

Boat Crew is fun and friendly, Open bar is great! Bountiful sunset on the trip in. Torch and candle lit dinner looked soo cool. Food was delicious, I had chicken mashed potatoes and salad. The show was lots of fun and easy to see from all seats. Would recommend for sure.