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The sandy and lush coastline of Jalisco is famous for its beauty. Although Puerto Vallarta has the most famous beaches in the region, there are many more remote ones that you can explore. This route takes you through some lesser-known beaches south of Puerto Vallarta. You start in the community of Boca de Tomatlán, where Highway 200 turns inland. You walk along Playas Emma, Caballo, Las Animas, and finally, Playa Quimixto. Take advantage of the views of the sea and the opportunities to...

This is a great short hike parallel to the sea with beautiful views. Comfortable shoes are required as it is rocky with a bit of climbing as well, and there are some steep climbs and some crude bridges made of wooden boards. Sometimes parts look like private property, but they are not. It is only sometimes well-marked, so it is recommended that you download the map before starting. You have to be careful because some travelers ride horses to make the route, and the animals leave their feces...

This incredible trail starts in Boca de Tomatlán and will take you along the Jalisco coast to the Cuale Waterfall. You will be walking across a variety of terrain, including crossing streams, so suitable footwear is suggested. You must be careful because some travelers ride horses to make the route, and the animals leave their feces on the road. You will arrive at different beaches, each more beautiful than the other, some less crowded and others more touristy. During your journey, you pass...

This is an incredible route that begins in Boca de Tomatlán. It is not suitable for beginners. It is often poorly signposted, especially between Quimixto and Yelapa, although there are sections with pink markers. Footwear suitable for rough terrain and creek crossings is required, and long sleeves/pants are suggested because of irritating insects and plants. The first part will take you along the coast. You will arrive at different beaches, each one more beautiful than the other. You will be...

This incredible trail starts in Boca de Tomatlán and will take you along the Jalisco coast to Playa las Animas. You will walk through a variety of terrains that can be a bit rocky or difficult in parts, even crossing streams, so suitable footwear is suggested. The first section is all ascent in the jungle. Other parts seem like private property, but are not. You must be careful because some travelers ride horses to make the route, and the animals leave their feces on the road. It's not...