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6-Night Western Caribbean & Perfect Day
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From Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
6-Night Western Caribbean & Perfect Day
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From Cape Canaveral
6-Night Western Caribbean
Brilliance of the Seas · 6 nights
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6-Night Western Caribbean
Carnival Dream · 6 nights
From Galveston
6-Night Western Caribbean from Port Canaveral
Carnival Firenze · 6 nights
From Cape Canaveral
6-Night Western Caribbean
Carnival Jubilee · 6 nights
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6-Night Mexican Riviera
Carnival Legend · 6 nights
From Long Beach
6-Night Western Caribbean
Carnival Legend · 6 nights
From Tampa
6-Night Western Caribbean
Carnival Liberty · 6 nights
From New Orleans
6-Night Mexican Riviera
Carnival Panorama · 6 nights
From Long Beach
Caribbean Mexico or the Mexican Riviera?
They are very different cruise trips. Cozumel and Costa Maya pair naturally with Caribbean itineraries; Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlán and Ensenada anchor Pacific-coast routes. Start with the ports and departure city, then compare ships.
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Open a port guide for day plans, arrival advice, transport, practical information and tours.
15 ports
- AcapulcoOpen port guide →
- Cabo San LucasOpen port guide →
- Costa MayaOpen port guide →
- CozumelOpen port guide →
- EnsenadaOpen port guide →
- GuaymasOpen port guide →
- HuatulcoOpen port guide →
- La PazOpen port guide →
- LoretoOpen port guide →
- ManzanilloOpen port guide →
- MazatlánOpen port guide →
- Progreso (Yucatán)Open port guide →
- Puerto ChiapasOpen port guide →
- Puerto VallartaOpen port guide →
- TopolobampoOpen port guide →
Check the port before booking the excursion
Mexico port days vary from walk-off-and-explore stops to tender ports and longer rides to beaches, ruins or towns. Use the individual port guides to compare what is realistic with the hours your ship is actually in port.
Then choose the ship
Once the route works, compare ship size, space per passenger, crew ratios, dining, pools and what the fare actually includes.
Where do Mexico cruises go?
Mexico cruises commonly visit Caribbean ports such as Cozumel and Costa Maya or Pacific ports such as Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlán and Ensenada. The route depends heavily on the departure coast.
How long is a typical Mexico cruise?
Mexico itineraries range from short three- and four-night getaways to weeklong and longer sailings. Compare the number of port days, time ashore and departure port rather than choosing on length alone.
Where do Mexico cruises depart from?
Caribbean Mexico calls are often part of sailings from Florida and Gulf Coast homeports, while Mexican Riviera itineraries commonly depart from Southern California. Always check the exact itinerary and embarkation port.
Can I explore Mexico cruise ports independently?
Often, yes. Cozumel, Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta and other ports can work well independently, but terminal location, tendering and transportation vary. Check the individual port guide before deciding.