San Sebastian is a living museum untouched by time; a picturesque village surrounded by aromatic pine forests 5,413 feet (1,650 meters) up in the Sierra Madre
mountains. With colonial architecture, a colorful village square and quaint cobblestone streets, you'll feel as if you have stepped back in time to 18th-Century Mexico when Puerto Vallarta was merely a small port for the mountain town. Immerse yourself in the rich history with a guided walking tour and visit the village's main highlights, such as the 18th-Century church, colonial homes, old haciendas and local coffee producers—this is truly a cultural experience that should not be missed.
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