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Cancun - Calica- Playa del Carmen Cruises
Cancun - Playa del Carmen - Riviera Maya - One
of Mexico's most popular Caribbean vacation destinations
on the Yucatan Peninsula, where beautiful white-sand beaches
fringe turquoise waters.
This caribbean coast city is known for its lively
nightlife. Many cruise passengers opt for a shore excursion to
hichen Itza, tulum and other ancient Mayan ruins or to
parks like Xcaret and Xel-ha nature park, where you can swim in
the underground rivers.
Ships bound for Cancun typically call at Calica, the nearest
port.
Costa Maya Mahahual Cruises Mexico
Mysterious ruins rescued from the virgin
jungle, monkeys announcing themselves from the trees, incredibly
beautiful and rare birds, pristine beaches and a magnificent
coral reef are just some of the attributes of the Costa Maya.
This southern section of the Yucatan coast stretches 80 miles
from Xcalak, a fishing village on a finger of land reaching out
to Belize. The reserve's untouched forests and wetlands are home
to a wide variety of birds, crocodiles, jaguars and monkeys as
well as numerous Mayan sites.
Cozumel Cruises Mexico
Just off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula
sits the island of Cozumel, draped in lush, tropical vegetation.
The reefs that fringe the island beckon divers and snorkelers.
The most popular shore excursions include snorkeling on famous
Palancar Reef or a beginner's dive at Paraiso Reef. A land tour
will provide a nice taste of Mexico -- Cozumel has done much to
retain its Mexican character. Tourists also may want to take a
short trip inland to visit the great pyramids and temples of the
Mayas.
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