Princess Cruises Mexican Riviera Cruises

Think of a vacation filled with relaxing cocktails on the beach, daring dives in the clear blue waters, or exciting nights learning authentic dance with the natives—think a cruise to Mexico with Princess Cruises. You can have it all in the Mexican Riviera, where culture can be found in droves. Mexican art for your personal collection in the street markets, eccentric and tasty fare along the coast, and catchy native tunes featuring infectious melodies are three reasons to make sure your next vacation is a Princess Cruises Mexican Riviera cruise.

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Things to Do on a Mexican Riviera Cruise with Princess Cruises

The diversity of cruise excursions for a cruise to Mexico with Princess Cruises is simply spectacular. In the culinary spectrum, you can sip award-winning wine paired with delectable cheese while learning about wine production in the Guadalupe Valley Winery in Ensenada. For natural landmark enthusiasts, capture El Arco during sunrise, or explore the creatures of the waters of Lover’s Beach. You can even visit the famous Church of Our Lady Guadalupe in Puerto Vallarta for a dose of religious reflection on your vacation, all during a Princess cruise to Mexico.

• El Arco (the Arch) and Lover's Beach (Cabo San Lucas, Mexico)
  This magnificent rock formation is a popular landmark when visiting Cabo San Lucas. It’s great for watching a grand sunrise or sunset, with many activities like scuba diving or snorkeling to explore the waters that surround it.
   

• Guadalupe Valley Winery (Ensenada, Mexico)
  As Mexico’s oldest winery estate, the Guadalupe Valley Winery is a relaxing and beautiful way to sip on award-winning wine, paired with great cheese. The winery also offers tours for learning about producing wine from start to finish.
   

• Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe (Puerto Vallarta, Mexico)
  This Roman Catholic Cathedral was built in the 16th century where the Feast of the Immaculate Conception took place. It features a great replica crown at the top of the cathedral as a symbol of this event.
   

• Snorkeling with Sea Lions (La Paz, Mexico)
  Dive into the Sea of Cortez, a turquoise wonderland with lots of aquatic dwellers including angelfish, moray eels and sea lions. You’ll also head over to Balandra Bay to snorkel or lounge on the white sand beach.
   

• Traditional Clambake and Mexican Fiesta (Loreto, Mexico)
  Clambake is actually a very Mexican dish. The clams are sourced from the waters off Loreto and seasoned with chamizo branches. These clams are served along with other treats at a lunch buffet where there will also be song and dance and a piñata.
   

• La Bufadora Adventure and City Drive (Ensenada, Mexico)
  Check out La Bufadora, a geyser that sprays water 100 feet up in the air. You can even feel the spray of the water from the observation deck. Afterwards, uncover historical stories and legends at the Plaza Civica.