The only traffic jams in Yelapa occur when friends stop for a chat on the path.
The simple questions, ‘what time is it?’ or ‘what day's today?’ usually draw a blank.
And though you can go hiking, fishing, riding, meditating, disco dancing, and even flying,
the most popular activity is still doing nothing at all.
The rainy season is from June to mid October, and with its hot & humid weather there are fewer activities and dining options. But fishing is great, the beach is quiet, it is lush everywhere, and you get to enjoy breathtaking rainbows, spectacular sunsets, and other amazing experiences not always present in the high season.
There are scheduled water taxis or pangas between Puerto Vallarta and Yelapa all year, and private boats are also available for hire in both towns.
To get here, go to Los Muertos in downtown Vallarta or to Boca de Tomatlán on the outskirts.
Schedules vary between seasons, so kindly drop us a line for further info.