Getting Around Puerto Vallarta Without a Car

[@rocksnowandwater]

Great video, glad someone finally posted something like this! Love the busses in PV, always an adventure!

[@sintalovva]

Solid video, thank you!

[@ShouldWeLiveHere]

Thanks for watching! We certainly liked getting around that area using public transportation.

[@dirtbikefan2007]

Great info! We have visited many times and have always taken a taxi or Uber. Next trip we will try a bus!

[@ShouldWeLiveHere]

Glad to hear! Thank you so much for your comment…

[@dsplunker]

LMAO Luckily it was only a 1.5 mile ride but I looked for the cable on the wall, all along the hand hold almost everywhere. I spotted the button maybe 200 yards before our stop. He isn't lying, the drivers don't give change!

[@ShouldWeLiveHere]

Thanks for watching!

[@DavidLivingOutdoors]

Great video

[@ShouldWeLiveHere]

Thanks!

[@spankymcduff9683]

Pretty good size waves the other day in PV...the sea foam was light brown and you could smell a hint of sewage vapour in the air...hum

[@fv1291]

Don't forget Tacon de Marlin by the airport taxi stands. 😊

[@ShouldWeLiveHere]

Thanks for adding that….😎

[@hollinorberg3195]

How do you describe in Uber where you are once you’re over the pedestrian bridge? Thank you for this helpful video, excited for our trip in 2 weeks

[@ShouldWeLiveHere]

You just put the blue dot in the Uber app precisely where you want to be picked up. We saw lots of Uber drivers picking up people near the bridge where we crossed over so they know the spot. Or you can always show a taxi driver right outside the airport how much an Uber would cost to your destination and see if they match the price. Have fun on your trip!

[@micheled8079]

Can you tell me what bus to take from the airport to the Container Inn please? and where to get off? I am having a hard time trying to figure out where to get off and what bus to take? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

[@ShouldWeLiveHere]

If you take the bridge shown in the video near the airport you’ll cross over the highway. It’s then actually only a 17 minute walk straight down the street. Or I saw on Google maps the C24 C25, or C28 will take you there (from the bus stop across the bridge near the highway). 10 pesos and it’s the first stop.

[@micheled8079]

Thank YOU so much for your help!!@@ShouldWeLiveHere

[@travelvideos]

Great video. Isn't the airport walkable to the town ?

[@ShouldWeLiveHere]

Thanks for watching! You could walk to the downtown, but depending where you are staying it could take up to two hours or more. And pulling or carrying your luggage in the hot humid weather may not be for everyone. It’s also along a busy road. Yet it’s doable if you have the stamina!

[@travelvideos]

@@ShouldWeLiveHere Thanks for reply. Just checking those mentioned places on the map, seemed a bit close. But can be deceptive.

[@mdp581]

Made our final decision not to relo in PV. Between the trash and sewage smells all over the city its finally off our list.

[@ShouldWeLiveHere]

What places are you still considering? Mexico City is our favorite place so far in Mexico. Though if you are looking for fresh smelling air that may not be on your list…

[@dennishassler605]

It's nice they collect everything and get rid of it, too. There's a few adjustments relocating to any country, but PV has excellent services compared to most cities. Maybe try Guanajuato or Bahias del Huatulcao as two outstanding locations that are not as crowded as PV. I remember PV from when it was a small village and now it's 300K and still growing, but it has not lost it's charm - it is tempting to select someplace less crowded and then you can grow with it.

[@59Lambo]

Compostela bus to Sayulita now costs 60 pesos/p

[@ShouldWeLiveHere]

Thanks for adding this information!