Costa Maya Cruise Port
Puerto Costa Maya, Mexico
The past comes alive in Costa Maya, a destination that perfectly blends ancient history with modern attractions. On a Western Caribbean Cruise, you can explore the ancient Maya ruins and wander through mysterious forests, as well as relax at private beach clubs and dine at trendy restaurants—all in one place. Covering 250 square miles of paradise just 30 miles south of Cancún, Costa Maya is packed with entertainment and history. A short distance offshore, the Great Maya Reef, the second largest barrier reef in the world, offers an essential snorkeling experience. For history enthusiasts, the Khunalik ruins feature the famous Temple of the Mask, offering a fascinating glimpse into the rich Maya culture.
Spanish
Currency Accepted
Mexican Peso (MXN),
U.S. Dollar (USD)
WESTERN CARIBBEAN CRUISES
From $320/person
Pharaohs Maare
WESTERN CARIBBEAN CRUISES
From $345/person
Pharaohs Unas
WESTERN CARIBBEAN CRUISES
From $367/person
Pharaohs Maare
WESTERN CARIBBEAN & PERFECT DAY CRUISES
From $422/person
Pharaohs Maare
WESTERN CARIBBEAN CRUISES
From $419/person
Pharaohs Maare
WESTERN CARIBBEAN CRUISES
From $440/person
Pharaohs Maare
Ensenda Cruise
From $447/person
Pharaohs Unas
Perfect Day Mexico
Mexico offers the perfect day experience with the most thrilling and bold water attractions set to open in 2027. Brave visitors can enjoy 31 heart-pounding water rides and adventures that tower above any other water park in America. For those who prefer relaxation, the park features the world’s longest lazy river, stretching a mile long, along with a secluded section of rapids and a floating bar. This destination promises excitement and tranquility, making it an unforgettable adventure for all.
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Rockin' Ruins
The Kohunlich and Chacchoben ruins invite you to step into the ancient Maya world by entering the lush forest where these archaeological sites are located. Each site features structures and artifacts that are more than a thousand years old, offering a profound glimpse into Maya history and culture. Exploring these well-preserved ruins allows you to experience the rich legacy of a civilization that once thrived in this region.
Coral Conquest
Explore the underwater world of Banco Chinchorro, the largest coral atoll in the Northern Hemisphere, by grabbing some snorkeling gear. Discover the vibrant marine life and colorful waters of this protected biosphere reserve, offering one of the most pristine and breathtaking snorkeling experiences in the Americas.
Local Cuisine
For casual dining, stick to Mahahual’s local spots. For upscale options, such as fresh seafood and Maya-inspired dishes, choose Costa Maya’s resorts and boutique hotels. Don't miss trying Cochinita Pibil, a traditional dish of slow-roasted pork marinated with spices, and the refreshing líder de jamaica, a sweet hibiscus flower iced tea that is a Mexican favorite.
Shopping
Within the Port village, you will find a variety of shops and stalls selling everything from silver and leather goods to fragrances, utensils, alcohol, and handcrafted crafts. This vibrant marketplace offers an authentic shopping experience where visitors can browse unique local products and souvenirs.