The Malecon, Zona Romantica, and beachside paths are excellent for leisurely walks. For a more scenic and challenging experience, hike up to Mirador de la Cruz for breathtaking city views.

Yes! Many areas, especially downtown and the Zona Romantica, are pedestrian-friendly. However, some streets have cobblestones, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

Yes, Puerto Vallarta offers guided walking tours that highlight history, culture, art, and food. These tours provide an excellent way to explore the city while staying active.

For a challenging hike, head to Mirador de la Cruz. You can also explore jungle trails in nearby areas like Boca de Tomatlán or the Palo María waterfall trail.

Absolutely! Many beaches, like Playa Los Muertos and Playa Camarones, have walkable shorelines, perfect for a scenic and relaxing beach walk.

Puerto Vallarta is generally safe, especially in tourist areas like the Malecon and Zona Romantica. However, it’s best to stay in well-lit areas and be aware of your surroundings.

Early morning and late afternoon are ideal to avoid the midday heat. Sunsets along the Malecon are particularly beautiful and make for a pleasant evening walk.

Yes! The Malecon has outdoor workout stations, and many parks and beaches provide space for yoga, stretching, and bodyweight exercises.

For city walks, comfortable shoes are sufficient. For hikes, wear sturdy footwear, bring water, sunscreen, and be prepared for some steep terrain in certain areas.

Definitely! Walking is one of the best ways to explore Puerto Vallarta’s history, culture, and natural beauty, making every step an adventure.