Our constantly-increasing collection of 360-degree panoramic images taken in and around Puerto Vallarta give you a privileged view of our most important landmarks and attractions. NOTE: Quicktime needs to be installed in your computer. It can be downloaded for free from Apple Computer and it is available for Macs and PCs. Click HERE to download.
360 Landmark: Temple of San Sebastian del Oeste: A visit to San Sebastian del Oeste, only 90 minutes by car from Puerto Vallarta, would not be complete without entering this beautiful church, built in 1608, where spectacular concerts are sometimes organized by the town.
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360 Landmark: Los Muertos Pier: It's ironic, considering that the literal translation of Los Muertos is "The Dead," that this long sandy beach on the South Side is the town's liveliest by far.
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360 Spotlight: Galería Pacífico: Galería Pacífico features some of the stars of the Vallarta art scene, such as highly acclaimed master sculptor Ramiz Barquet and Patrick Denoun, a masterful French painter renowned in Puerto Vallarta and its sister city of Saint Tropez. Other well-known artists based in the area include Brewster Brockman, Marco Alvarez and Alfredo Langarica.
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360 Spotlight: Dolphin Adventure Center: If you love dolphins, a visit to Vallarta Adventures' Dolphin Adventure Center should top your list of things to do on your Puerto Vallarta vacation! Vallarta Adventures offers a full range of educational and interactive dolphin programs designed for dolphin lovers of all ages and abilities.
360 Spotlight: Galeria Vertice: Successfully founded in Guadalajara two decades ago, Galeria Vertice brings to Puerto Vallarta their unique selection of internationally renowned artists. Rather than focusing on many, Vertice showcases the work of a select few, whose unique styles are constantly evolving, as is the case of this impressive collection by Cuban artist Ulises Gonzalez.
360 Spotlight: Elements of Design: "Defining the Home" its modus operandi, this unique concept in home decor is an eclectic mix of Mexican designer furniture, lighting, artistic accessories and interior design services.
360 Landmark: Marina Vallarta: Peaceful and pretty and a world apart from the hurly-burly of town, yet just 15 minutes away, this is the perfect place for those who dare to dream. Yachts glisten in the sun, coming and going on exciting adventures around
Banderas Bay and the globe.
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360 Landmark: Yelapa's Main Dock: A popular day trip and an unforgettable rustic getaway, Yelapa has been attracting visitors for decades. When we recently asked Susan Pasko, chef/owner of Cafe Bahia on the pier, about the Yelapa experience, she eloquently described it as "camp for grown-ups," a place where returning visitors meet year after year.
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360 Landmark: Guadalupe Church: Year after year, it welcomes thousands of Catholics, particularly during an involved 12-day festival known as the Feast of Guadalupe every December.
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360 Landmark: Malecón Sand Sculptures: Aside from the magnificent sculptures that adorn our Malecon, one is endlessly surprised by the creativity of sand sculptors, who constantly reinvent the beachfront with unique figures.
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360 Landmark: Cuale Pedestrian Bridge: The first in a new series of panoramic images produced around Puerto Vallarta by Paco Ojeda, this 360 displays the picturesque view from the Cuale's Pedestrian Bridge.
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