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Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

Millennia ago, Cabo San Lucas was part of the Mexican mainland. Then a massive rupture of the San Andreas Fault sent the waters of the Pacific crashing into the newly formed depression, creating the Sea of Cortez and the Baja Peninsula. Lying at the very tip of Baja, where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez, Cabo San Lucas – or “Cabo” – is one of the premier resort destinations in the Western Hemisphere. Swim in the transparent waters, marvel at the wealth of marine life, relax on one of the white-sand beaches or try your hand at some of the finest sportfishing in the world.

Note: Your ship will anchor in Cabo San Lucas and use launches to transport all passengers ashore.

More about Cabo San Lucas, Mexico Points of Interest

El Arco (the Arch) & Lover’s Beach –

This majestic rock formation, carved by the ocean currents, is the most recognized landmark in Cabo San Lucas. Located at Land’s End, around the corner from Lover’s Beach, it is a haven for sea lions.

San José del Cabo –

Stroll through the historical center of San Jose del Cabo and immerse yourself in the Spanish colonial character and charm preserved in the 18th-century architecture and cultural traditions.

Médano Beach –

Cabo’s most popular beach and main swimming area, Medano encompasses the east side of the harbor. An abundance of water sports, restaurants and street vendors add lively local color.

Todos Santos –

Located on the southern Baja Peninsula, this charming paradise lies between the desert and the Sierra Laguna mountain range. Quaint village life, abundant agriculture, and miles of unspoiled beaches abound.

Snorkeling –

Offering some of the best snorkeling in the Mexican Riviera, Cabo San Lucas is a marine sanctuary that’s home to a wide variety of colorful, thriving sea life just waiting to be encountered.

Dolphin Encounter –

Interact and ride through the water with the friendly dolphins at the renowned Cabo Dolphin Center. Educational encounters for kids include feeding, hugging and kissing these magical creatures.

Whale Watching –

Naturalist guides lead you on an adventure in search of the gray whale as it navigates the waters from Alaska to the Sea of Cortez on the longest migration of any mammal.

Outdoor Adventure –

Enjoy the scenery as your horse gently strolls upon the sand, soar through the canyons on a zipline tour, race through the water aboard a thrilling yacht or off-road through Mexico’s rugged interior!

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Cabo San Lucas Port Information, Shore Excursions & Tours

Time in Port Day 1 – 1:00pm staying Overnight

Time in Port Day 2 – Depart at 5:00pm

Millennia ago, Cabo San Lucas was part of the Mexican mainland. Then a massive rupture of the San Andreas Fault sent the waters of the Pacific crashing into the newly formed depression, creating the Sea of Cortez and the Baja Peninsula. Lying at the very tip of Baja, where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez, Cabo San Lucas – or “Cabo” – is one of the premier resort destinations in the Western Hemisphere. Swim in the transparent waters, marvel at the wealth of marine life, relax on one of the white-sand beaches or try your hand at some of the finest sportfishing in the world. Note: Your ship will anchor in Cabo San Lucas and use launches to transport all passengers ashore.

Points of Interest

• El Arco (the Arch) & Lover’s Beach – This majestic rock formation, carved by the ocean currents, is the most recognized landmark in Cabo San Lucas. Located at Land’s End, around the corner from Lover’s Beach, it is a haven for sea lions.

• San José del Cabo – Stroll through the historical center of San Jose del Cabo and immerse yourself in the Spanish colonial character and charm preserved in the 18th-century architecture and cultural traditions.

• Médano Beach – Cabo’s most popular beach and main swimming area, Medano encompasses the east side of the harbor. An abundance ofwater sports, restaurants and street vendors add lively local color.

• Todos Santos – Located on the southern Baja Peninsula, this charming paradise lies between the desert and the Sierra Laguna mountain range. Quaint village life, abundant agriculture, and miles of unspoiled eaches abound.

• Snorkeling – Offering some of the best snorkeling in the Mexican Riviera, Cabo San Lucas is a marine sanctuary that’s home to a wide variety of colorful, thriving sea life just waiting to be encountered.

• Dolphin Encounter – Interact and ride through the water with the friendly dolphins at the renowned Cabo Dolphin Center. Educational encounters for kids include feeding, hugging and kissing these magical creatures.

• Whale Watching – Naturalist guides lead you on an adventure in search of the gray whale as it navigates the waters from Alaska to the Sea of Cortez on the longest migration of any mammal.

• Outdoor Adventure – Enjoy the scenery as your horse gently strolls upon the sand, soar through the canyons on a zipline tour, race through the water aboard a thrilling yacht or off-road through Mexico’s rugged interior!

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CABO DAY 1 SHORE EXCURSION LIST

TOUR 1 – SALSA & SALSA

Time: 1:30pm to 5:00pm

3.5 hours Moderate Activity from $114.95

Salsa making has never been so much fun! Enjoy a hands-on cooking experience, as two dancing chefs instruct you on how to make a variety of authentic salsas, Lime Margaritas & frozen Strawberry Margaritas. You’ll be trying your culinary creations with tasty cheese quesadillas, taquitos and corn chips. Enjoy lime and strawberry Margaritas, Jamaica Tea and bottled water with your snacks. Once you have mastered your cooking skills, your dance instructor will have you moving and swinging to the sounds of Salsa Music. After class you will have a scenic drive back to the pier, where you will be surrounded by arts and craft stores, tasty food courts and the local ambience.

CABO DAY 2 SHORE EXCURSION LIST

TOUR 2 – CAMEL AND MEXICAN OUTBACK ADVENTURE

Time: 10:15am to 3:15pm

5 hours Moderate Activity from $139.95

Create wonderful family memories with a day at Rancho Tierra Sagrada, a golden desert adventure park stretching along the Pacific Ocean. This excursion begins with relaxing views of the Sea of Cortez as you make your way north to the typical Baja-style ranch. Here, you’ll be greeted by your host and set off on a nature walk where you’ll discover the region’s native plants and animals. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, enjoy a traditional Baja meal, learn how to make tortillas and savor a tequila tasting. There’s also an unforgettable twenty-minute two-person camel ride! Hop on a friendly and docile “ship of the desert” for a trek down a secluded beach surrounded by Baja’s picturesque scenery and cool breezes.

Special Notes: This tour is not recommended for expectant mothers and passengers with back problems. Guests must be able to walk unaided. Minimum age is 5 years old to participate. Maximum weight for camel ride is 265 pounds. Please wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes and bring adequate sunscreen. Cameras may not be used whilst atop camel. Once participants join their tour, they will be required to complete a liability waiver. Minors need to be checked in and accompanied by a paying, over 18-year-old relative. No pregnant women. Guests with neck or back injuries may not participate. Guests must be able to walk unaided. This tour is not wheelchair accessible.

Medical Restriction: No pregnant women. Guests with neck or back injuries may not participate. Guests must be able to walk unaided.

TOUR 3 – THE FAMOUS ARCH & WHALE WATCHING BY SPEED BOAT

Time: 8:45am to11:00am or 10:45am to1:00pm or 11:45am to 2:00pm

2.25 hours Moderate Activity from $114.95

Set off in search of magnificent humpback whales and frolicking pods of dolphins when you climb aboard a zippy high-speed inflatable boat on an exhilarating two hour adventure off the sparkling waters of Cabo San Lucas. From December 15th through April 15th, the waters of Cabo San Lucas fill with magnificent humpback whales, creating optimal whale-watching conditions. Although sightings are not guaranteed, excursions in these waters have a high success rate. If whales are spotted, the agile nature of the vessel allows the captain to get up close and personal for a unique encounter and spectacular nature photographs. The waters are also home to a plentiful dolphin population. Your two hour cruise is ample time to relax, learn about the rich marine life from an onboard whale expert and take in the natural wonders of Cabo. Bring a light jacket, your sunscreen and of course a camera!

Special Notes: Minimum age to participate is 5 years old, maximum weight allowed is 265 lbs. Pregnant women, guests with back or neck injuries may not participate. Guests must be fully mobile

Medical Restriction: Pregnant women, guests with back or neck injuries may not participate. Guests must be fully mobile

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La Paz, Mexico

When Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortes sailed into this quiet little bay in 1535, he tried to establish a colony called Santa Cruz. He later abandoned it but, luckily, Sebastian Vizcaino arrived in 1596, renamed it La Paz and the colony has flourished ever since. Here, you’ll find a playground of activities that Cortes couldn’t even dream of. From a festive downtown full of attractions to sun-drenched beaches, renowned for their soft, golden sand, to warm, inviting water teeming with marine life, La Paz offers a little bit of everything for everybody. And isn’t that what vacations are all about!?

More about La Paz, Mexico Points of Interest

Regional Anthropology & History Museum –

Explore a wealth of fascinating artifacts and exhibits detailing the history of the indigenous peoples who made this enchanting area their home from ancient times to the beginning of the 20th century.

Cathedral de Nuestra Señora de la Paz –

Sitting in the historical heart of the city, this charming 19th century cathedral reflects California mission style of architecture. Inside are a number of paintings and statues dedicated to Virgin Mary, La Paz’s patron saint.

El Serpentario Reptile Center –

Get up close and personal with snakes, iguanas, lizards, tortoises, albino cobras and giant pythons at this non-profit attraction. Observe naturalists, hold a creature, or even adopt an animal.

Local Art –

Among the city’s most notable traits is its dedication to its handicrafts and the artisans who create a variety of unforgettable works of art.

Todos Santos –

Underwater Adventure –

With an average temperature of 60°F in winter and 80°F in summer, the astonishing natural wonders of golden sand and turquoise water beckon you to swim, snorkel and scuba.

Whale Watching –

The Sea of Cortez plays host to a wide and breathtaking variety of marine life including finback, gray and blue whales, as well as dolphins, sea lions and exotic fish.

Beaches –

Whether you stretch out on a blanket on the golden sand, go for a refreshing dip, or explore a cove or rocky islet, the best beaches in Baja are within easy reach of La Paz.

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La Paz Port Information, Shore Excursions & Tours

Time in Port – 9 Hours (8:00am to 5:00pm)

Points of Interest

• Regional Anthropology & History Museum – Explore a wealth of fascinating artifacts and exhibits detailing the history of the indigenous peoples who made this enchanting area their home from ancient times to the beginning of the 20th century.

• Cathedral de Nuestra Señora de la Paz – Sitting in the historical heart of the city, this charming 19th century cathedral reflects California mission style of architecture. Inside are a number of paintings and statues dedicated to Virgin Mary, La Paz’s patron saint.

• El Serpentario Reptile Center – Get up close and personal with snakes, iguanas, lizards, tortoises, albino cobras and giant pythons at this non-profit attraction. Observe naturalists, hold a creature, or even adopt an animal.

• Local Art – Among the city’s most notable traits is its dedication to its handicrafts and the artisans who create a variety of unforgettable works of art.

• Underwater Adventure – With an average temperature of 60°F in winter and 80°F in summer, the astonishing natural wonders of golden sand and turquoise water beckon you to swim, snorkel and scuba.

• Whale Watching – The Sea of Cortez plays host to a wide and breathtaking variety of marine life including finback, gray and blue whales, as well as dolphins, sea lions and exotic fish.

• Beaches – Whether you stretch out on a blanket on the golden sand, go for a refreshing dip, or explore a cove or rocky islet, the best beaches in Baja are within easy reach of La Paz.

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LA PAZ SHORE EXCURSION LIST

TOUR 4 – HIGHLIGHTS OF LA PAZ

Time: 9:00am to1:30pm

Travel time: 35 minutes both ways

4.5 hours Moderate Activity from $109.95

Explore the wonders of La Paz on a four hour guided tour through Baja’s desert landscape to the colorful waterfront promenade of the “City of Peace.” When you arrive you’ll stop at a beautiful boardwalk in town, to have a nice walk and admire the amazing sculptures that symbolize the history and treasure of this land. You will also have free time to explore and shop amongst the many local artisans for handicrafts and souvenirs. Next, you will visit the Museum of Anthropology and History to see exhibits ranging from the history of The Sea of Cortez pearls to the history of Baja California. Continue to explore with your guide at the lovely Cathedral of La Paz. Built in 1861 atop the ruins of a 140-year-old Jesuit mission, the Cathedral’s interior boasts beautiful stained glass windows and a sculpture of the Virgin Mary with infant child. Finally, sit back and relax to beautiful scenic coastal views during your return to transportation to your ship.

Special Notes: There are two flights of stairs at the museum and no elevator is available. Please wear comfortable walking shoes as they are some uneven surfaces and bring a hat, sunglasses, sunblock, camera and cash for any purchases. Please be aware that the air conditioning standard in Mexico is not the same as North America or of that onboard. It may seem warmer than to what you are normally accustomed. Wildlife sightings, while common, are not guaranteed. Should a mass or a celebration be taking place at the cathedral, the entrance may be restricted. Order of stops may vary

TOUR 5 – LA PAZ STREET FOOD EXPERIENCE – SMALL GROUPS

Time: 9:15am 1:15pm

Travel time: 30 minutes each way

4 hours Moderate Activity from $94.95

Cool breezes, warm bays, swaying coconut trees, and breathtaking scenery all add to the unhurried, enchanted charms of this idyllic city. And one of the best ways to get to know La Paz is through its fresh and tasty food. So take a culinary adventure with a short drive from Pichilingue to the waterfront promenade called the Malecon. Overlooking the Sea of Cortez, with sculptures by local artists, beaches, a bike path, and children’s playgrounds, it’s also known for its street fare. Once off the van, you and your fellow travelers will stop at three different stands for a tasting of fish tacos, shrimp tostadas and “Oaxacan tlayuda,” a crisp corn tortilla topped with refried beans, meat, cheese and lettuce. A mezcalita, a cold and refreshing Mexican cocktail, and a gelato finishes this flavorful menu. Then, enjoy shopping for souvenirs at the main shopping district before returning to the ship.

Special Notes: This tour requires moderate walking on uneven surfaces and it is not recommended to guests with mobility challenges. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Bring sunglasses, sunblock and head cover.

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Loreto, Mexico

This ancient and beautiful destination, cradled by the lush hills of the Sierra de la Giganta and the cobalt waters of the Sea of Cortez, immerses you in history and culture from the moment you step onto its shores. Dating back nearly 12,000 years, Loreto is thought to be the oldest human settlement on the Peninsula of Baja California, and you can explore its fascinating cave paintings and petroglyphs. It is also where the Jesuit missionaries landed, founding the first Mission of Baja California and establishing the Church of Our Lady of Loreto, which still anchors the town. Mexican heritage and colonial influences can both be seen as you wander through the quaint streets, browsing curio shops, sampling local fare and meeting the friendly people. Outdoor enthusiasts will love exploring Loreto’s sun-drenched and scenic surroundings. Sparkling beaches and dramatic cliff-top vistas invite thrill-seekers and eco-travelers alike to discover the local flora and fauna and the abundant water activities. Kayaking, snorkeling, sailing and sport-fishing are popular, as are more extreme off-road adventures and, in the winter months, whale watching. Come experience the unspoiled beauty of Loreto for yourself!

More about Loreto, Mexico Points of Interest

San Javier & Mission San Javier –

This quaint village is home to the second oldest mission in the Californias. Its historic 17th-century church boasts period architecture, stained-glass windows and the first weather vane in Baja.

Mission of Our Lady of Loreto –

Rising above the main plaza, the charming stone church’s bell tower is the town’s main historic landmark, founded in 1697. Step inside for its beautiful crucifix and golden altarpiece carved in wood.

Jesuit Missions Museum –

Located in an 18th century Jesuit convent, this petite museum displays 300 artifacts showcasing the development of the Baja and Alta California missions as well as 17th- and 18th-century mission art.

Outdoor Adventure –

Explore the beauty and wonder of the rugged Baja Peninsula by kayak.

Underwater Adventure –

Enticing divers and snorkelers of all levels, Loreto National Marine Park, a 100-mile stretch of sea-hugging Baja coastline, is home to over 800 species of colorful fish, unique to the Sea of Cortez.

Mexican Fiesta –

Savor the flavors of an authentic Mexican seafood specialty exclusive to Loreto. Fresh from the sea, “chocolate” clams, cooked over rocks, are complimented by margaritas and a music performance.

Loreto Estuary & Beach –

Once you mount up, you’ll gently ride off to the Loreto Estuary & Beach to begin your approximate two-hour adventure.

Sierra de la Giganta –

A dramatic landscape of towering cliffs, massive boulders, sprawling canyons, babbling springs and mirror-calm pools.

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Loreto Port Information, Shore Excursions & Tours

Time in Port – 10 Hours (7:00am to 5:00pm)

Points of Interest

• San Javier & Mission San Javier – This quaint village is home to the second oldest mission in the Californias. Its historic 17th-century church boasts period architecture, stained-glass windows and the first weather vane in Baja.

• Mission of Our Lady of Loreto – Rising above the main plaza, the charming stone church’s bell tower is the town’s main historic landmark, founded in 1697. Step inside for its beautiful crucifix and golden altarpiece carved in wood.

• Jesuit Missions Museum – Located in an 18th century Jesuit convent, this petite museum displays 300 artifacts showcasing the development of the Baja and Alta California missions as well as 17th- and 18th-century mission art.

• Outdoor Adventure – Explore the beauty and wonder of the rugged Baja Peninsula by kayak.

• Underwater Adventure – Enticing divers and snorkelers of all levels, Loreto National Marine Park, a 100-mile stretch of sea-hugging Baja coastline, is home to over 800 species of colorful fish, unique to the Sea of Cortez.

• Mexican Fiesta – Savor the flavors of an authentic Mexican seafood specialty exclusive to Loreto. Fresh from the sea, “chocolate” clams, cooked over rocks, are complimented by margaritas and a music performance.

• Loreto Estuary & Beach – Once you mount up, you’ll gently ride off to the Loreto Estuary & Beach to begin your approximate two-hour adventure.

• Sierra de la Giganta – A dramatic landscape of towering cliffs, massive boulders, sprawling canyons, babbling springs and mirror-calm pools.

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LORETO SHORE EXCURSION LIST

TOUR 6 – TRADITIONAL CLAMBAKE & MEXICAN FIESTA

Time: 10:00am to 12:30pm

Travel time: 15 minutes each way

2.5 hours Moderate Activity from $179.95

Treat yourself to a Mexican buffet lunch featuring an authentic Loreto clambake. A taxi van transports you from the pier to a quaint venue filled with music, colorful dancers and the party’s best friend – a piñata! A clambake is an authentic Mexican traditional seafood to Loreto. To harvest the “chocolate” brown-shelled clams, divers swim about 500 yards off shore and then dive 10-15 feet. An inner tube with a basket serves to keep the harvested clams in the water as they are collected, ensuring that you are sampling the freshest the sea has to offer. Enjoy these delicacies while the Ballet Folklorico entertains you with their joyful traditional dances. By the end of the day, you’ll be shouting, Olé!

Special Notes: Please be aware that the transportation standard in Mexico is not the same as North America. Taxi vans are used for this tour and wait times can vary depending on how many passengers book the tour. The lunch venue is outside and buffet style (line up and self service).

Lunch includes one Margarita and one non-alcoholic beverage. Bring spending cash and a camera.

TOUR 7 – LORETO WALKING TOUR

Time: 9:00am to 11:00am or 12:00pm to 2:00pm

Travel time: 15 minutes each way

2 hours Strenuous Activity from $64.95

The tales the small town of Loreto has to tell will captivate history buffs and culture enthusiasts. Discover one of the oldest cities in Mexico on a walking tour that takes you through the Main Plaza to the famed mission and adjacent museum. Along the cobblestone route, you will see houses from the late 19th century and the city hall building. There are several 18th-20th century buildings in Loreto of historical note, the most important being the Mission of Our Lady of Loreto. Inside, look for the “retablo,” a small oil painting behind the altar, and a cross, erected in 1997 to commemorate Loreto’s 300th anniversary. Adjacent to the church, you will find The Jesuit Missions Museum, showcasing over 300 artifacts from the 17th and 18th centuries used in the Spanish missions of Baja. At the completion of the tour, stroll leisurely through town and back to the pier.

Special Notes: Time may vary to a duration of 2 hours.

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Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Puerto Vallarta was sleepy no more; its transformation into an international resort had begun. Then director John Huston chose the village as the location for his film “Night of the Iguana,” starring Richard Burton. Today, the city has its own “Gringo Gulch,” a haunt of the rich and famous. Travelers are also drawn by its climate, its excellent shopping – which offers great values on leather goods, jewelry, and handicrafts – and mile after mile of palm-lined beaches.

More about Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Points of Interest

The Malecon –

The city’s popular boardwalk by the beach is lined with shops, restaurants and artists selling their wares. Begin your stroll at the Los Milenos sculpture by Mathis Lidice and head southward.

Las Caletas –

Accessible only by boat, this secluded cove on the southern shores of Banderas Bay is surrounded by lush jungle and features pristine beaches for an exclusive private paradise.

Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe –

The cathedral features a gilded crown, a replica of one worn by Carlota, empress of Mexico. A 1995 earthquake damaged the crown and sculptor Octavio Gonzales created its replacement.

Tequila Hacienda –

Discover the fascinating process of tequila making, from its origins in the blue agave cactus to your glass, and sample Puerto Vallarta’s finest at Hacienda Doña Engracia.

Yelapa –

The tiny town and crescent-shaped beach of the same name is situated in a cove off Banderas Bay, south of Puerto Vallarta. Sleepy and remote, the only way to get there is by boat.

Isla Marietas –

This series of uninhabited islands offers kayaking, snorkeling or scuba diving around the periphery of the islands where you can bird-watch as it is a haven for all matter of winged species.

Dolphin Encounter –

Get acquainted with new underwater friends at the Dolphin Adventure Center. Kids can kiss the dolphins and meet their curious babies, while adults may indulge in a once-in-a-lifetime belly ride!

Outdoor Adventure –

Become one with nature as you zipline and rappel through the Mexican jungle, view the countryside by powerful ATV, or go kayaking and snorkeling in the warm waters of Puerto Vallarta.

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Puerto Vallarta Port Information, Shore Excursions & Tours

Time in Port – 9 Hours (8:00am to 5:00pm)

Points of Interest

• The Malecon – The city’s popular boardwalk by the beach is lined with shops, restaurants and artists selling their wares. Begin your stroll at the Los Milenos sculpture by Mathis Lidice and head southward.

• Las Caletas – Accessible only by boat, this secluded cove on the southern shores of Banderas Bay is urrounded by lush jungle and features pristine beaches for an exclusive private paradise.

• Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe – The cathedral features a gilded crown, a replica of one worn by Carlota, empress of Mexico. A 1995 earthquake damaged the crown and sculptor Octavio Gonzales created its replacement.

• Tequila Hacienda – Discover the fascinating process of tequila making, from its origins in the blue agave cactus to your glass, and sample Puerto Vallarta’s finest at Hacienda Doña Engracia.

• Yelapa – The tiny town and crescent-shaped beach of the same name is situated in a cove off Banderas Bay, south of Puerto Vallarta. Sleepy and remote, the only way to get there is by boat.

• Isla Marietas – This series of uninhabited islands offers kayaking, snorkeling or scuba diving around the periphery of the islands where you can bird-watch as it is a haven for all matter of winged species.

• Dolphin Encounter – Get acquainted with new underwater friends at the Dolphin Adventure Center. Kids can kiss the dolphins and meet their curious babies, while adults may indulge in a once-in-a-lifetime belly ride!

• Outdoor Adventure – Become one with nature as you zipline and rappel through the Mexican jungle, view the countryside by powerful ATV, or go kayaking and snorkeling in the warm waters of Puerto Vallarta.

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PUERTO VALLARTA SHORE EXCURSIONS LIST

TOUR 8 – PUERTO VALLARTA CITY HIGHLIGHTS

Time: 8:30am to 1:00pm

Travel time: From pier

4.5 hours Easy Activity from $44.95

Celebrate the sights of Puerto Vallarta on this leisurely half-day drive about town. Have your camera at the ready as you pass such iconic sights as the historic central plaza, the Sea Horse statue, the impressive City Hall and the beautiful Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Continue on for breathtaking ocean views of Olas Altas and an opportunity to take pictures of the beautiful bay of Puerto Vallarta. Also view the newly renovated Malecon, a dramatic boardwalk that hugs Banderas Bay and is studded with artistic sculptures. Afterwards, a brief ride will take you back to the downtown district for shopping and a complimentary margarita. Look through your pictures as you enjoy the relaxing ride back to the pier.

Special Notes: Wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing suited to the day’s condition. Sequence of tour stops may vary.

TOUR 9 – EXCLUSIVE BEACH RESORT GETAWAY

Time: 10:00am to 3:00pm

Travel time: From pier, round trip 1 hour

5 hours Easy Activity from $109.95

Note: Includes food and drinks

Spectacularly flanked by the bright blue waters of the Pacific Ocean, an exclusive beach resort awaits your discovery. Just a short motorcoach drive in air-conditioned comfort brings you to this tropical paradise, one of the prettiest beach resorts in Puerto Vallarta. Here, you’ll have four full hours of fully-inclusive fun in the sun. Say hello to your friendly hosts, dedicated to your good time. You can count on them to assist with anything you may need. The sunny resort boasts two swimming pools, including one for adults only, and bubbling Jacuzzis. With miles of soft, sandy beach and plenty of lounge chairs and beach umbrellas, you can pick just the right atmosphere–from lively to serene. All food and drinks are included, as are the ocean kayaks and boogie boards. Feel free to take part in the organized activities, or simply take it easy on the beach. At the end of this day of fun in the sun, relax on the drive back to port.

Special Notes: Lunch and drinks are included. Kayaks may be signed out at the resort. Guests should bring a towel from the ship.

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10 Day – Mexican Riviera Happy New Year Cruise

December 30, 2025 – January 9, 2026

Princess Cruises – Emerald Princess

*Prices start at $3730 for a balcony cabin – Includes beverage package, free WiFi, gratuities, taxes & port fees

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