Cruise Destinations - Mexican Riviera

The Mexican Riviera and the Baja offer a similar experience to cruising the Caribbean, and may be a very cost and time effective way for West Coast travelers to enjoy a warm weather cruise.

Mexican Riviera cruises vary from 3 to 10 days in length, with 7 days being typical. The season is year round with round trip departures offered from Los Angeles and San Diego. Ports of call include Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, Cabo San Lucas, Manzanillo and as far south as Acapulco.

These cruises tend to attract a much younger traveler and are very popular with families.

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1. Introduction to this Cruising Guide ...

2. How much more you can enjoy a cruise compared to a 'land' based holiday ...

3. How to research a cruise holiday

4. Types of Cruise Ship Accommodation

5. What Part of the Ship Should You Choose For Your Cabin?

6. How to choose your cruise cabin

7. Choosing and Booking your Cruise Part 1 and Part 2

8. Should I book my Cruise through a Travel Agent?

9. Cruises - FAQs ... Answers to frequently asked questions on Cruise Holidays

10. Your Cruise Checklist ... Things to consider when choosing your cruise ...

11. So what do all those sailing terms mean?

12. How to Choose a Cruising Holiday - What different Itineraries mean ...

13. Cruise Destinations - Caribbean Cruises

14. Cruise Destinations - Alaska Cruises

15. Cruise Destinations - Hawaii Cruises

16. Cruise Destinations - Mexican Riviera Cruises

17. Choosing the right kind of cruise ship for your kind of holiday

18. What kind of cruise traveler are you?

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