Malecón of Puerto Vallarta
Malecón
A seaside promenade about 1.5 km long, lined with dozens of bronze sculptures and street performers, facing Bahía de Banderas for sunset views.
The Malecón runs from 31 de Octubre Street in the north to the Cuale River in the south, and it is the city's living room. Along the way are open-air bronze sculptures such as "Boy on a Seahorse" and "Ladder to Reason." At the Los Arcos open-air amphitheater by the sea, folk dance performances take place on weekends. In the evening, you can often see the Papantla "flying" ritual. Bars, restaurants, and ice cream shops line both sides, and it is lively at night. It is free and open all day. From the hotel zone, take a bus or taxi to the city center, and you can connect to the Our Lady of Guadalupe Church and Cuale Island from there.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe
- Casa Kimberly
- Mercado Municipal Río Cuale
- Isla Cuale
- Mirador Cerro de la Cruz
- Zona Romántica
- Playa Los Muertos
- Playa Conchas Chinas