Mexico Cruises

Mexico has a rich history with an interesting pre-Columbian legacy. The country’s historic civilisations developed some of the world’s great archaeological monuments, many of which can be explored on a Yucatan Peninsula cruise along Mexico’s East Coast. Mexico’s jungle covered Yucutan Peninsula is scattered with ancient Mayan ruins including the iconic Chichen Itza as well as colonial cities such as Merida and Campeche, a UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing a wealth of spectacular Mayan architecture.

Mexico’s resort towns on the East Coast are often visited as part of a Caribbean cruise including Cozumel and Costa Maya. Discover the colonial past of Cozumel, the largest inhabited island in Mexico and wander the colourful streets of San Miguel. Embrace the Mayan culture in Costa Maya where communities have preserved their intriguing ancestral traditions and relax on the glorious beaches surrounded by the warm turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea.

In the West, cruise along the beautiful Baja California Peninsula, home to white sandy beaches, an abundance of exotic wildlife and characterful Mexican towns with colonial influences. A Baja California cruise provides the opportunity to explore remote, pristine islands and snorkel amongst one of the most diverse marine environments on the planet. The charming fishing town of Loreto offers an insight into Mexican life on the coast and the vibrant city of Ensenada is known as Mexico’s wine capital.