Hidden BeachHidden Beach Tour from Nuevo Vallarta
The swim into the Hidden Beach crater, then snorkelling, breakfast, lunch and an open bar. Small boat, 12 guests at most.
Hidden Beach: Included, tide permitting
Eight boat trips, sorted by what you actually do: swim into the Hidden Beach, snorkel and land on Playa La Nopalera, or take your own boat. Each one has its own page with the pier, the day and the fine print.
Tours whose listing includes the tunnel swim into the crater, tide permitting.
Hidden BeachThe swim into the Hidden Beach crater, then snorkelling, breakfast, lunch and an open bar. Small boat, 12 guests at most.
Hidden Beach: Included, tide permitting
Shortest crossingThe shortest crossing: 15 minutes from Punta de Mita, close to three hours at the islands, ten guests at most.
Hidden Beach: Listed, tide permitting
The islands, the reef and the open beach, without the tunnel.
Party boatSnorkel, kayak and paddleboard, then land on Playa La Nopalera. Waterslides, fajitas and an open bar, no tunnel swim.
Hidden Beach: No, Playa La Nopalera
Lowest priceThe lowest price to the islands: eight hours of snorkelling, kayaking and paddleboarding, plus Playa La Nopalera.
Hidden Beach: No, Playa La Nopalera
Small groupFive hours of small-group snorkelling at the Marietas, starting in Puerto Vallarta: no drive north to another pier.
Hidden Beach: Not listed
Meals includedA six-hour Marietas day from Puerto Vallarta with breakfast, lunch and an open bar on board.
Hidden Beach: Not listed
A private boat and guide from Punta de Mita for up to six.
Private boatYour own boat and local guide for up to six from Punta de Mita: snorkelling, Playa La Nopalera and birds in three hours.
Hidden Beach: Extra, ask the operator
Los Arcos, the snorkel islands on the south side of Banderas Bay.
Cross-sellNot the Marietas: 3.5 hours of snorkelling at the Los Arcos islands south of town. Kids from 8.
Hidden Beach: No, a different marine park