Holland America Line Mexican Riviera Cruises

Choose a vacation full of historical attractions, each focused on a different culture or ancient civilization when you cruise to Mexico with Holland America Line. Environments teeming with unique wildlife and gorgeous natural scenery can be found at just about every port. You can take an exclusive swim with friendly dolphins or learn authentic Mexican dance with some salsa in Cabo. Or, swing through the canopies in Puerto Vallarta like a monkey with a jungle zip line. Cathedrals, cuisine, and maybe a little ‘Cucaracha’—that’s the way Holland America cruises to Mexico.

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Things to Do on a Mexican Riviera Cruise with Holland America Line

Cruise to the vibrant cities and towns of Mexico with Holland America for a memorable vacation. Here you can learn the salsa, horseback ride through a village and learn about the Mayo tribe and their traditional crafts.

• Cabo Art and Culture (Cabo San Lucas, Mexico)
  Visit the Art District in San Jose del Cabo. Here you’ll find several galleries where you can meet the artists and see their work. This town attracts artists from all over the world. Then get insights into the art of beer making at the Baja Brewing Company where you’ll learn about beer brewing, and you’ll learn how to taste beer and then practice your skills with three samples from the brewery.
   

• Dolphin Swim and Sea Lion Show (Guymas, Mexico)
  Get to meet a dolphin face to face. With a trainer by your side, you’ll learn about these creatures and you’ll also learn about the difference between sea lions and seals. Then the sea lions take center stage and show off their tricks to your delight.
   

• Salsa and Salsa (Mazatlan, Mexico)
  Just admit it, sometimes when you’re in the kitchen listening to music you do a little twist or shimmy. We’ll that’s what this salsa experience is all about! You’ll learn to make seven kinds of salsa and a margarita and then you’ll learn the steps to dancing the salsa. After the dance lesson you can feast on your creations accompanied by quesadillas, taquitos and corn chips.
   

• Hidden Beaches by Sea and Horseback (Puerto Vallarta, Mexico)
  Explore the shores of Puerto Vallarta on an inflatable speedboat to get to the small villages of Quimixto and Pizota. Once at Quimixto you’ll hop on a horse and head out to the nearby waterfalls in Pizota. Next you’ll hit the beach where you can unwind by snorkeling or kayaking in the quiet waters.
   

• Land of Zorro and Native Culture (Topolobampo, Mexico)
  Visit with members of the Mayo tribe as they demonstrate their traditional crafts, including pottery. Then sit back as the tribe’s people perform ancient dances for you. Then embark on a walking tour of the colonial city of El Fuerte before visiting the Hotel Posada del Hidalgo, the legendary birthplace of Zorro.
   

• Los Islotes – Certified Two-Tank Scuba Dive (Pichilingue, Mexico)
  Snorkel or dive in the Sea of Cortez where there is a huge variety of sea life, including the Cortez angelfish, dolphins and parrotfish. During this fun excursion you’ll also take a boat ride to the sea lion colony in Los Islotes.