Sun-Kissed Beaches, Mayan Ruins
& Vibrant Coastal Culture
Explore the Mexican Riviera with stops in Cabo, Mazatlán, Puerto Vallarta and beyond — combining pristine beaches, cultural heritage and warm hospitality on itineraries curated for Canadian travellers.
Plan My Mexico Riviera CruiseBeaches, Culture & Scenic Pacific Coastlines
A Mexican Riviera cruise blends sun-soaked beaches, vibrant coastal towns, delicious cuisine and warm hospitality — all on a relaxing Pacific getaway loved by Canadian travellers, especially during winter.
Stunning Beaches & Resorts
Enjoy golden coastlines, swimmable bays and world-famous beach destinations like Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlán and Cabo San Lucas.
Culture, History & Local Markets
Explore traditional towns, vibrant markets, historic plazas and rich Mexican culture blended with Pacific charm.
World-Class Food & Flavours
Enjoy fresh seafood, authentic tacos, tequila tastings and regional Mexican dishes with unforgettable coastal views.
Adventure for All Styles
Snorkeling, whale watching, zip-lining, luxury beach clubs or relaxing seaside — perfect for families, couples and groups.
When to Cruise the Mexican Riviera
November–April
The most popular months for Canadians — warm, sunny days and ideal beach weather. Great for families, snowbirds and winter escapes.
May–June
Fewer crowds and excellent value. Still warm and enjoyable with calmer ports and quieter beaches.
September–October
Warm seas, lower prices and relaxed towns. Occasional tropical showers, but great for flexible travellers.
Best Cruise Lines for Mexican Riviera Vacations
Mainstream Cruise Lines
Royal Caribbean
Princess Cruises
Norwegian
Premium Cruise Lines
Celebrity Cruises
Holland America Line
Luxury Cruise Lines
Silversea
Explora Journeys
Popular Mexican Riviera Routes
Mexican Riviera Cruise Questions
When is the best time to cruise the Mexican Riviera?
November through April offers the best weather for Canadian travellers — sunny, warm and ideal for beaches. May–June and September–October offer great prices and fewer crowds.
Do I need a passport to cruise the Mexican Riviera?
Yes. Canadians need a valid passport for all Mexican ports of call. No visa is required for standard cruise itineraries.
Which departure ports are most common?
Most Mexican Riviera cruises depart from Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego or sometimes San Francisco. All offer convenient flight connections from major Canadian airports.
Are Mexican Riviera cruises family-friendly?
Absolutely. Cruise lines like Royal Caribbean, Princess, Carnival and Norwegian offer kids’ clubs, water parks and plenty of family entertainment.
Is it safe to explore ports like Mazatlán and Puerto Vallarta?
Yes. The cruise areas and excursion zones are well-developed and popular with international travellers. I help you choose trusted tours for peace of mind.
What kind of excursions are popular?
Beaches, whale watching (in season), tequila tastings, ATV adventures, city tours, zip-lining, snorkeling and visits to scenic bays like Los Arcos or Lover’s Beach.
Should I choose a balcony stateroom?
Yes. The Pacific coastline, sunsets and sail-ins to Cabo and Vallarta are especially beautiful from a private balcony.
Let’s Design Your Perfect Mexican Riviera Cruise
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