Mexico cruises from $219
Zero booking fees on every Mexico sailing, plus perks like onboard credit, free excursions, and gift cards on select departures.
Best Mexico Cruise Prices by Line
Mexico cruising splits between the Pacific’s Mexican Riviera, quick Baja escapes, and Gulf sailings toward Cozumel. Royal Caribbean and Carnival run the most Mexico departures in our current inventory, alongside Margaritaville at Sea, Norwegian, Princess, and Holland America.
Royal Caribbean
Bold ships, thrilling onboard fun
From $219
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Carnival
Fun, affordable family cruising
From $233
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Margaritaville at Sea
Laid-back island-style escapes
From $266
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Norwegian
Freestyle cruising, dine anytime
From $309
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Princess
Classic, relaxed elegant cruising
From $458
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Holland America
Classic ships, Alaska heritage
From $739
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Best Time to Sail Mexico
Based on real current sailing volume across our full inventory: Mexico sails heaviest from October through April. Summer departures are fewer and often sharply priced.
Popular Mexico Departure Ports
Real departure ports from our current inventory, with the most Mexico sailings today. Pick your closest port to see what’s sailing.
West Coast departures from Southern California
Easygoing departures from a walkable waterfront
Gulf Coast departures without the Miami drive
Queensland's gateway to the South Pacific
Sail out beneath the Golden Gate
The classic gateway to Alaska's Inside Passage
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Mexico Itinerary Types
Mexico covers two distinct coasts, from weeklong Mexican Riviera runs to quick Baja getaways.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Mexican Riviera is the classic weeklong Pacific run to ports like Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, and Cabo San Lucas. Baja itineraries are shorter escapes, usually 3 to 5 nights, focused on Ensenada and Cabo from Southern California.
Los Angeles leads with the most Mexico departures in our current inventory, followed by San Diego. On the Gulf side, Tampa sails toward Cozumel and the Yucatan.
Mexico sails year-round, heaviest from October through April when the Pacific coast is dry and warm. Summer departures are fewer, and often attractively priced.
On closed-loop cruises that start and end at the same U.S. port, U.S. citizens can generally sail with a birth certificate and government issued photo ID. A passport is still strongly recommended, and required if you ever need to fly home from Mexico.
Baja getaways run 3 to 5 nights, while the full Mexican Riviera is typically a 7 night round trip. Longer voyages combine Mexico with the Panama Canal or Hawaii.