Cruises to Mexico From Tampa

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Cruises from Mexico to Tampa are the perfect way to experience the marvels of the Yucatan Peninsula from Florida’s Gulf Coast. There is so much rich history and beautiful nature to be discovered, from ancient Mayan ruins to stunning white-sand beaches.

Discover the thrilling port of Cozumel, an island off the coast of Mexico with fun for all ages. Explore thriving coral reefs in the clear waters of Costa Maya. Progreso, meanwhile, is the gateway to dazzling Chichen Itza, not to mention the elegant old city of Mérida. Embrace all that Mexico has to offer on this exciting cruise from Tampa with Celebrity Cruises.

Featured Ports of Call

Cozumel

Explore the historic port of Cozumel, Mexico, where you can snorkel in crystal-clear waters or walk among ancient Mayan ruins. Spot marine life around the largest coral reef in the Western Hemisphere and fish for big game like marlin and mahi-mahi. Hop on a ferry to Playa del Carmen, or marvel at the popular Mayan city of Tulum. Indulge in a margarita-making workshop or a taco tasting to experience vibrant local flavors.

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Costa Maya

Costa Maya is famed for snorkeling and its beautiful sandy beaches. There’s plenty of culture here, too, including the lesser known Mayan sites of Chacchoben and Kohunlich. Take a trip into the lush rainforest, where you can cycle along shaded trails. Visit the turquoise and sapphire Bacalar Lagoon and discover the joy of drifting along in an inflatable tube. Or join a cooking class and learn how to make the perfect salsa and guacamole, with a few salsa dance moves to add to the fun.

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Yucatan (Progreso)

Laid-back Progreso stretches along miles of palm-fringed sands, its scenic Malecón waterfront buzzing with bars, cafés, and craft stalls. Some of the region’s most spectacular Mayan archaeological sites are within easy reach of Progreso, including the 1,500-year-old Chichen Itza and intriguing Uxmal. History aside, swim in cooling cenotes, kayak across tranquil lagoons where pink flamingos feed, or simply relax on those famous sandy beaches.

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