5 photosYelapa & Majahuitas
A morning in the water at Majahuitas, a cove reachable only by boat, and an afternoon in Yelapa, a fishing village with a waterfall behind it. Breakfast, lunch and an open bar on board.
Starting price based on the currently published rate. Final pricing and availability require confirmation.
Request this service- Morning
- Majahuitas cove: snorkel and kayak
- Afternoon
- Yelapa village and waterfall
- Departures
- Maritime Terminal or Nuevo Vallarta
- On board
- Breakfast, deli lunch, open bar
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About the experience.
Majahuitas sits on the southern coast of the bay, a reef-lined cove with no road access, and the morning is spent in its water: snorkeling and kayaking with the equipment on board. Continental breakfast is served on the crossing.
In the afternoon the boat moves along the coast to Yelapa, where a golden-sand beach fronts the village and a trail leads to the waterfall. A deli-style lunch is served, with an open bar on board and entertainment on the way back.
Departures are from the Maritime Terminal or Nuevo Vallarta.
What’s included
- Continental breakfast
- Deli-style lunch
- Open bar on board
- Snorkeling and kayaking equipment
- Onboard entertainment
Good to know
- Child prices apply from age 4 to 11; anyone 12 or older pays the adult rate.
- Drones are not allowed on this tour, under federal rules protecting the flight paths of local birds.
- Bring: swimwear, towel, a light sweater and money for souvenirs and photos.
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Answered plainly.
01Can we get to the waterfall in Yelapa?
Yes. The trail starts from the village and the afternoon allows time for it, or you can stay on the beach.
02Is Majahuitas a beach we can land on?
Majahuitas is a small cove reachable only by boat, and the morning is spent in its water snorkeling and kayaking.
03Where does the boat leave from?
From the Maritime Terminal in Puerto Vallarta or from Nuevo Vallarta. We confirm the departure point with your booking.
04How is this different from the Yelapa Boat Tour?
That tour spends its water stop at Colimilla beach and gives two and a half hours in Yelapa. This one spends the morning in Majahuitas cove and includes a deli lunch and entertainment on board.
Plan the rest of the stay.

Yelapa Boat Tour
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