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Mexican Riviera Cruises
A Mexican Riviera cruise is a week- long fiesta as you cruise the Baja’s scenic Bahia Magdalena where thousands of gray whales migrate from their northern artic breeding grounds to give birth in the warm protected waters of the Baja. You will be able to watch these 60 ton behemoths as they race from the ocean depths, breaking on the surface and pirouetting dozens of feet into the air before crashing back down to the surface with a thundering slap against the water.
Ports of call along the Mexican Riviera move to the forefront as their fantastic tourist attractions take center stage. Cabo San Lucas, sitting on the tip of one of the most isolated peninsulas in the world, is one of the few sites in the world where you can watch the sun rise over one body of water, the Sea of Cortez, and watch it set over another, the Pacific Ocean, without ever having to move your chair. It’s warm climate and sandy beaches offer a quiet solace to the weary mind. For the deep sea fisherman, it offers the largest population of Marling in the world.
As your Mexican Riviera cruise heads further south to Puerto Vallarta, bathed by the Pacific Ocean and surrounded by the majestic mountains of the Sierra Madre, its 25 miles of uninterrupted beachfront offers never ending possibilities for eco-adventurers to enjoy the Pacific Ocean. Dolphins, turtles and giant stingrays and a vast array of tropical fish offer a natural aquarium for diving and snorkeling. At the port of Acapulco you can indulge in extreme sports such as rafting on the Papagayo River, or parasailing along the vast beachfront, or just settle back and relax with a round of golf, or a fishing trip at Tres Palos Lagoon. Be sure to catch the diving show at La Quebrada where fearless divers launch themselves from the cliffs into the rough waters below.
Your Mexican Riviera cruise ship will continue on to Huatulco, a paradise of nine bays with 36 beaches, bathed by the Pacific Ocean. Its golden fine sands and clear water, along with the fantastic vegetation surrounding it, are eye opening vistas of beauty.
