From Puerto Vallarta to the romantic hideaways on Mexico's Costa Alegre on one of our private airplane charters. Only 35 minutes south of Vallarta by air, this 133-mile stretch of coastline encompasses some of the most dramatic, breathtaking scenery on the entire Mexican Pacific Coast Airplane charters on our fleet of Cessna Caravan aircraft. With flights linking Puerto Vallarta and the most exclusive beaches of the Costa Alegre and the idyllic refuges of seven very unique hotel properties, you call the shots and we'll take care of every last detail. Air Adventure provides independent travelers with charter flight service to many of the fascinating destinations on Mexico's Costa Alegre from Puerto Vallarta to Manzanillo. Our private charters cut several hours off travel time and eliminate the need for taxi or rental car service, landing travelers in the lap of luxury in under an hour. Some of the exclusive Costa Alegre hotels and resort properties that can be reached by this travel service are: Las Alamandas, Punta Serena, Los Angeles Locos, El Tamarindo, El Careyes, Playa Rosa Hotel & Villas, Cuixmala and Hacienda San Antonio, among others.

Guadalajara is Mexico's second largest city and a great destination for vacationers seeking a taste of authentic Mexican culture. Dating back to the 16th century, Guadalajara's rich cultural heritage is evident everywhere you look, and this full-day excursion combines the majesty of this colonial gem with some of the best shopping in Latin America. Guadalajara Highlights and Shopping tour begins with a relaxing 45-minute flight from Puerto Vallarta to Guadalajara. As we pass over the stunning Sierra Madre Mountains, you'll enjoy scenic views of towering canyons, deep-carved riverbeds, a patchwork of Blue Agave plantations and extinct volcanoes that dot the landscape.

Mexico's Copper Canyon is undoubtedly one of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders of the world. Twice as deep as the Grand Canyon, this mammoth system of towering rock formations, waterfalls and deep ravines is a sight to behold, especially when seen from the air! This unique adventure includes an overnight stay at the beautiful Hotel Torres Del Fuerte in the picturesque town of El Fuerte - one of the most impressive spots in the Copper Canyon basin. Surrounded by a tropical jungle in the foothills of the Sierra Madre Mountains, El Fuerte offers some of Mexico's best bird watching. In the afternoon we'll take a relaxing river raft excursion to observe the region's diverse bird life. On Day two, we'll board the "Chepe" Copper Canyon Train for an unforgettable First Class train ride on the famous Copper Canyon railway. The "El Chepe" train boasts an observation car and a dining car to ensure your comfort as you enjoy one of the world's most famous railway journeys. The day includes a stop at Cerocahui, the departure point for the Urique Canyon (the deepest of the system) and the Cerro del Gallego viewing point; before returning to El Fuerte in the early afternoon aboard the Chepe train for the scenic flight back to Puerto Vallarta.

Just a 15-minute flight from Puerto Vallarta, San Sebastian is one of Mexico's last great getaways. A short scenic flight on our Cessna airplane charter will take you far from Puerto Vallarta's resorts and tourist attractions to the old silver mining town of San Sebastian. Fly to San Sebastian aboard our 14-passenger turbo prop Cessna Caravan, specifically designed for aerial sightseeing tours in rugged and remote regions. The short, scenic flight provides you with a bird's eye view of many wondrous sights - towering waterfalls, misty mountains, verdant vegetation, and rustic pueblos and settlements - and our planes feature high wings and enlarged windows to facilitate incredible views and fantastic photographs.

Specifically designed for people who want to venture away from civilization to learn more about the people, culture, and history of Mexico, our Huichol Indian air tour takes you on a scenic one-hour flight to the remote mountain village of San Andres Coamihata - an important religious and political center for one of the few remaining indigenous tribes in the world - the Huichol Indians. Believed to be direct descendants of the Aztecs, the Huichol Indians are a warm-hearted and enduring people who romanticize their past, clinging tenaciously to their lifestyle, language, rituals and customs - despite the ever-increasing physical and cultural encroachment of the modern world.