•   Catch water a water taxis to the South Coast at Los Muertos Pier.
•    Dine in the “Romantic Zone” where international restaurants offer menus from around the world   including: American, Austrian, European, Mediterranean, seafood, and of course Mexican.
•   Or visit one of the many coffee bars.
•   Walk the Malecon (sea front walk) where vendors sell their wares. Also an amphitheater at the   end of the Malecon by the three arches (Teatro de Los Arcos) provides entertainment.
•   Diving and snorkeling tours in the Bay of Banderas, which encloses two Marine National Parks,
    Los Arcos and Marieta Islands provide great views of sea life.
•   Whale and dolphin watching. Humpback whales visit in the winter months until mid-April, along   with dolphins and giant mantas. Summer months, sea turtles come to lay their eggs on the shores.
         Swim with the Dolphins
         Splash - Aquatic Park
•   Museums such as the Pre-hispanic Museum on the Rio Cuale.
•   Huichol Indian Villiages.
•   Archeological digs can be found to the north of Puerto Vallarta.
•   Night clubbing
•   Sports Fishing 
        Deep Sea Fishing
•   Sail Boat Rentals:
        Private Sailboat Charters
•   Mexican Fiesta:

       Fiesta Mexicana Kyrstal
•   Horseback riding:

      Rancho Palma Real
•   Canopy tours:

      Vallarta Adventures
•   Take offs:

      Jeep Adventure
      Pathfinder Off Road Tour
      San Sebastian Air Expedition
      San Blas Tour
      Sierra Madre Expedition
      The Tequila Six Pack
•   Eco tours:

      Hiking the Sierra Madres
      Kayaking Adventure
      Marietas Islands Snorkeling
      Turtle Adventure Camp
      Whale Watching
•   Cruises:

      Marigalante Pirate Cruise
      The Bora Bora Booze Cruise
      Sarape Day Cruise
      Caletas by Day
      Discovery Day Tour
      Marietas Island Cruise
      Yelapa Beach Cruise
      Vagabundo half-day Cruise
•   Diner cruises:

      Marigalante Sunset Cruise
      Rhythms of the Night
      Princesa Sunset Cruise

Keep in mind that “Siesta” is from 2:00-4:00PM and you will find some businesses (not bars & restaurants) closed during those hours, but they will remain open after siesta until 8:00 or 9:00PM.
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