Mexico Shore Excursions
Tours in every Mexico cruise port.
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About Mexico shore excursions
Mexican Riviera cruises sail down the Pacific coast, usually calling at Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlan, while shorter sailings visit Ensenada on the Baja coast. Days ashore mix beaches, snorkeling and boat trips with old town walks, food tasting and horseback rides. At Cabo San Lucas ships anchor in the bay and bring you ashore by tender, so allow extra time getting back.
Most of these cruises start in Los Angeles, Long Beach or San Diego, and those cities have tours of their own for the day before you sail, as does Catalina Island, a common stop on short trips. Cozumel, Costa Maya and Progreso are on Mexico's Caribbean coast, so their tours are on our Caribbean shore excursions page.
Questions
How much do Mexico shore excursions cost?
Most of the 152 tours cost $70 to $142 per adult, and half are under $102, among the lowest prices of any region we cover. 36 are on sale now.
Which Mexican Riviera port has the most tours?
Mazatlan, with 27 tours, then Cabo San Lucas with 26 and Puerto Vallarta with 23.
When can I go whale watching in Mexico?
Humpback whales spend the winter off Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Vallarta, roughly December to April, and both ports have whale watching tours.
Where are the Cozumel shore excursions?
Cozumel, Costa Maya and Progreso are on Mexico's Caribbean coast, so you will find their tours on our Caribbean shore excursions page.
Where do Mexican Riviera cruises start?
Most leave from Los Angeles, Long Beach or San Diego. Those cities have tours too, for the day before you sail.
