Cruises to Mexico

Journey Through Mexico?s Coastal Charms by Cruise

Mexico is the perfect holiday destination if you want to have some peaceful days away from the chaos of city life. It might be one of the most underrated places in North America, but it has countless hidden gems. Known for its scenic landscapes, beautiful beaches, and peaceful atmosphere, Mexico is one of the most unique places to unwind and restart. You can do a number of activities here, like surfing, diving, snorkeling, exploring historic Indigenous history, enjoying a vibrant culinary scene, and visiting stunning beaches. Major cruise lines like Carnival, Disney, and Royal Caribbean offer year-round Mexican Riviera itineraries that you can book in Advance. 

Mexico’s Most Popular Ports

Port of Manzanillo

Situated in the state of Colima, on the Pacific coast, the Port of Manzanillo is the largest and busiest port in Mexico. It is the receiving point for imports and exports around Asia and also serves as a gateway for container shipping and handling. The port is popular for its majestic infrastructure, technology, and its crucial role in the economy of the country. Visitors can enjoy fishing, roam around nearby beaches, and try local cuisine around the port.

Lázaro Cárdenas

Lázaro Cárdenas plays a vital role in executing smooth import & export in international trading. It is located on the Pacific coast in Michoacán and is a major financial hub, managing the country's economy. Travelers here can participate in many fun activities near the port, such as exploring the beautiful landscapes around, doing water sports, and roaming on beautiful beaches, soaking in the sun. You can also enjoy water sports like jet skiing and kayaking at Nexpa Beach or witness the breathtaking sunset at Playa Erendira Beach. The port also offers opportunities like hiking and birdwatching on the mainland as well as in nearby coastal regions. This is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Veracruz

Veracruz is Mexico's biggest and most historically significant port in Mexico. It serves as a gateway for importing and exporting goods throughout central and southern Mexico. It is located about 240 kilometers southeast of the Port of Tuxpan and almost 400 kilometers southeast of the Port of Tampico. The port is the backbone of the city's economy. Travelers can engage in activities at Veracruz Port, such as touring historical sites, unwinding on beaches, and taking in local attractions. The Veracruz Aquarium, a walk along the Malecon, and a visit to the San Juan de Ulúa fortification are popular choices. Day visits to neighboring places like Orizaba and Papantla (to see Los Voladores) or visiting the El Tajín archaeological site are also popular.

Port of Altamira

Altamira is located in Tamaulipas and is an important entry point for global trade, especially in the energy industry. Bulk mineral cargo, bulk agricultural products, and petrochemical fluids are among the many kinds of cargo it handles. It is connected to over 125 ports around the world and is responsible for smooth exports of containers, petrochemicals, LNG, liquid and dry bulk, and general cargo. Situated on the northwest coast is one of the most significant ports in Mexico. The port of Altamira has facilities like the department store Del Sol Altamira, the convenience shop Oxxo, and the park Laguna Del Champayan, which features a lagoon.