My favorite way to see the Riviera is Carnival Cruises to mexico. All of the cruises to mexico are great. Mexican cruises typically last 7 days. Cheap cruises mexico can easily be found through online travel agents.
Where Mexican Cruises Begin
The majority of Mexican Riviera cruises start in Los Angeles, although there are some cruises from San Diego, and an occasional departure from San Francisco. Carnival cruises to mexico is my favorite. Carnival Cruises to Mexico are all inclusive and features the Elation ship.
Which Cruise Lines Sail the Mexican Riviera?
Major cruise lines offering Mexican Riviera itineraries for all or part of the year include Carnival, Celebrity, Crystal, Norwegian, Radisson Seven Seas and Royal Caribbean. Others, like Silversea, will incorporate Mexican Riviera stops into long Panama Canal itineraries.
Choosing an Itinerary
Variety and flexibility are key reasons why Mexican Riviera cruises are so popular. Carnival runs extremely popular three night cruises from San Diego and Los Angeles to Ensenada. They also offer a four night cruise to Ensenada that includes a stop on Catalina Island. Royal Caribbean also offers three-and four night cruises from Los Angeles on the refurbished Monarch of the Seas, with stops in Catalina and Ensenada, and San Diego. These short "Baja California" cruises are perfect for first time cruisers, family reunions and wedding parties.
Beyond these, seven day cruises are the most popular option in the Mexican Riviera market, although some lines offer eight, ten, eleven, and even fourteen day itineraries.
Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan and Cabo San Lucas are the traditional ports of call in a Mexican Riviera cruise. Acapulco and Manzanillo are two other frequent stops.
