Mexican Riviera at a glance
Tap through to the live Cruise Atlas for every place’s card: how ships or tours use it, who goes and when.
Departure portPort of callScenic, landmark or landing
Year-round · peak November–April
- Janpeak
- Febpeak
- Marpeak
- Aprpeak
- Maysailing
- Junsailing
- Julsailing
- Augsailing
- Sepsailing
- Octsailing
- Novpeak
- Decpeak
Sailings from Long Beach and Los Angeles run all year, short Baja loops included. Winter brings the most ships and the driest weather; summer is hotter and falls in hurricane season.
Every Mexican Riviera place we map
12 cruise ports, grouped as the itineraries use them. Places with a full Seabound guide link straight to it.
Departure port 3
Further south 4
Short Baja loop 2
Cruise lines that call here
The number is how many places on this map each one uses.
From Florida and Galveston
Our Sailing Finder lists 77 calls in this region on sailings from Florida and Galveston between November 2026 and April 2028. The busiest here:
- Puerto Vallarta · 23 sailings
- Huatulco, Mexico · 23 sailings
- Cabo San Lucas · 10 sailings
- Los Angeles (San Pedro) · 8 sailings
- San Diego · 3 sailings
- San Francisco · 3 sailings
Mexican Riviera map questions
How many cruise ports are on the Mexican Riviera map?
12: 3 departure port, 4 further south, 2 short baja loop, 3 the classic three. Each one opens a card on our interactive map.
When is the Mexican Riviera season?
Year-round · peak November–April. Sailings from Long Beach and Los Angeles run all year, short Baja loops included. Winter brings the most ships and the driest weather; summer is hotter and falls in hurricane season.
Who sails Mexican Riviera?
Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Crystal Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International, Norwegian Cruise Line, plus 20 more use places on this map.
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