PUERTO VALLARTA AIR ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE
Ocean Manía: Half-day, high-velocity sea play off Puerto Vallarta
A half-day, adrenaline-packed program on Bahía de Banderas combining high-speed boat runs, a natural water-park of inflatables (including the new Spinner), parasailing, zip-lining and snorkeling—this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.
Ocean Manía: Half-day, high-velocity sea play off Puerto Vallarta.
Ocean Manía launches from Puerto Vallarta into the warm waters of Bahía de Banderas for a half-day of high-speed boat transfers to a natural water-park of inflatable features and action-focused sea activities. The program strings together aerial thrills—parasailing and a zip-line into the sea—with on-water stunts, snorkeling and a marine-life encounter, promising an intense, compact outing for those seeking a fast, physical dose of fun.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Speedboat runs across Bahía de Banderas
The tour begins with a high-speed boat transfer across the bay that deposits guests at an offshore hub built for kinetic water play—an immediate burst of motion that sets the tone for the rest of the half-day experience.
A natural water park with a signature Spinner
At the central activity platform you’ll find a lineup of inflatables and features designed to push the fun factor—highlighted by the Spinner, a new, fast‑rotating inflatable attraction that flips and spins riders over the water.
Parasailing, zip-line and sea slides
Beyond the inflatables, Ocean Manía stitches together airborne and wet thrills—parasailing, a zip-line into the sea and slides into the water—so the outing blends aerial perspectives with splashdown moments.
What the day feels like
What the half-day feels like
Ocean Manía is a condensed, high-energy loop: a fast boat transfer to an offshore activity cluster, a sequence of aerial and inflatable features that demand bursts of courage and physical engagement, then snorkeling and a marine-life encounter to round out the session before returning to shore. The itinerary is built for participants who want a concentrated dose of activity rather than a relaxed beach day.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and who should sit this one out.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
This is a 6-hour, half-day tour; guests must arrive to the check-in point 30 minutes before departure and boarding closes 10 minutes prior to the scheduled sail time.
The reservation includes parasailing, zip-line into the sea, sea slide, marine-life encounter, snorkeling, Step-Up, a light snack and water. Photos, food and additional drinks are not included.
Bring swimwear and any personal medications; life jackets are mandatory. Do not bring food or drinks, drones, or vaping devices; cameras are restricted during the tour.
Federal port tax (impuesto federal portuario) of $30.00 MXN is not included. The tour is non-refundable and access will be denied to guests under federal security restrictions without refund.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the minimum age to participate?
Minimum age is 9 years; anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Are there height and weight limits?
Yes. Minimum height is 1.20 m (4 ft); weight must be between 40 kg (88 lb) and 118 kg (260 lb).
Can pregnant people or those with medical conditions join?
No. Pregnant women and people with heart, back or spinal problems cannot participate.
Is the tour refundable or changeable?
The tour is non-refundable; no refunds or date changes are provided if federal security denies access.
Are drones, cameras, or vaping devices allowed?
Drones are prohibited by federal regulation; camera use is restricted during the tour; vaping devices and all drugs (including e-cigarettes) are not permitted.
What is included in the reservation?
Included: parasailing, zip-line to the sea, sea slide, marine-life encounter, snorkeling, Step-Up, a light snack and water. Not included: meals, photos package, tips and the federal port fee.
Do I need to wear a life jacket?
Yes. The use of life jackets is mandatory for participants.