Privacy Policy

This comparison site is deliberately small, so the privacy story is short. There is no account to create, no form to fill in, no checkout. You read about taco walks in Pitillal, seafood tours and tequila tastings, then click through to a live booking page the operator runs. This page explains what happens, and what does not happen, with the small amount of information the site ever sees.

What This Site Keeps

Very little. There is no account to set up, no comment form, no payment step, which means this site never collects a name, a mailing address or a card number. The only data left is the standard traffic log any website produces: which pages were opened, what browser was used, and an approximate location worked out from the IP address. Those records sit with the hosting provider and serve one purpose, stopping attacks, not profiling anyone who is comparing a seafood tour with an evening of mezcal.

Third-Party Scripts

Third-party code on these pages is minimal and does two jobs: it counts page views for analytics, and it powers the tour-card links that lead out to live booking pages. There are no ad networks, no social pixels, and no session replay tools. Should you block scripts, the tour cards keep rendering anyway, since they are plain HTML instead of embedded widgets. Once you click away, nothing from this site follows you.

This site never processes a booking or takes a payment. Choosing a tour card sends you to the live listing, and from that moment the operator's own checkout, cookies and privacy policy govern what happens. A private cooking class with a local chef is run by a separate company, and that company is the one responsible for your information afterward. See the disclosure page for how this site earns its money.

Nothing Kept

• Share, rent or sell visitor data to anyone.
• Run ad code, retargeting pixels or any script that trails you from site to site.
• Request your email address. No newsletter, no mailing list, no sign-up of any kind.
• This site never stores your reservation. Once you click through, the operator takes over payment, tour dates and group size, so none of that information stays here.
• We run one form only. The contact page offers a straightforward email link, so anything you send travels straight from your inbox to the site's mailbox with no third-party stop along the way.

Hosting

Hosting for this site is provided by a third party, and standard server logs, IP addresses included, are part of that arrangement. Abuse and attack prevention is the sole reason those records are kept. No one mines them for reader profiles or links a visit back to an individual.

Your Choices

Block scripts, turn on tracking protection or browse in a private window, and nothing here breaks. Analytics simply stops recording while the pages keep loading, since the tour cards are ordinary HTML with no scripts required. You can also block this site outright. Operator names appear on the listings, Vallarta Food Tours, Spicy Vallarta or Restaurant Oscars among them, which means you can deal with the company or its live booking page yourself without passing through this site at all.

Something still unclear? Email the site. The disclosure page spells out the money side in plain terms.