Sapphire Princess

7 Night Mexican Riviera Cruise departing roundtrip from Los Angeles onboard Sapphire Princess.

Experience the next generation of Personal Choice cruising aboard the Sapphire Princess. Picture yourself at the poolside bar under a huge glass-roofed conservatory. Imagine a soaring atrium with boutiques, art gallery, library and intimate bars. In this rarefied environment, do more of what you want to do, when you want to.

At every port, you'll bask in attention as well wishers admire the glamour, style and spectacle of Sapphire Princess.

Mexican Riviera:
Sun, sand, water - what more could you ask for? The Mexican Riviera is filled with rich experiences, fantastic locations and fun in the sun! The cliff divers in Acapulco will leave you breathless until you're ready to take a break on the powdery beaches of Puerto Vallarta. Water enthusiasts will thrive in Cabo San Lucas while those who like to shop and explore will be at home in Ixtapa and Mazatlan. Come experience the true Mexican Riviera with Princess.

Highlights of this cruise:

PUERTO VALLARTA
Puerto Vallarta is smaller, quieter and younger than Acapulco.

Whether you just want to relax and get away from it all or you are in the mood to party all night, Puerto Vallarta is the place for natural beauty of the ocean and hills and the warmth of the people.

When most people think of Mexico, they think of the special culture of the state of Jalisco: the Mariachi music, the colorful, swirling traditional dresses, the manly horsemen, and let's not forget Jalisco's most popular export - tequila! Puerto Vallarta is on the coast of this most representative of all Mexican states and you can get to know Mexico by visiting Puerto Vallarta.

CABON SAN LUCAS
The hundreds of luxury hotel rooms along the corridor to the north of Cabo San Lucas have transformed the very essence of this formerly rustic and rowdy outpost. Although it still retains a boisterous nightlife that belies the pampered services that surround it, Cabo San Lucas is no longer the simple town Steinbeck wrote about and enjoyed.

Once legendary for the big-game fish that lurk beneath the deep blue sea, Cabo San Lucas now draws more people for its nearby fairways and greens - and the world-class golf being played on them. Today, it caters to a traveller getting away for a long weekend or indulgent stay of sport and relaxation. Cabo San Lucas has become Mexico's most elite resort destination.

Travellers here enjoy a growing roster of adventure-oriented activities, and playtime doesn't end when the sun goes down. The nightlife here is as hot as the desert in July, and oddly casual, having grown up away from the higher-end hotels. It's still the raucous, playful party scene that helped put Cabo on the map. A collection of popular restaurants and bars, spread along Cabo's main street, stay open and active until the morning's first fishing charters head out to sea.

ENSENADA, MEXICO
Ensenada, also know as "Cinderella of the Pacific", is located 70 miles sound of the international boarder and only a 90 minute drive from San Diego. Visitors are drawn to Ensenadas warm Mediterranean climate, friendly atmosphere and easy access by land, air and sea.

Ensenada has become Mexico's second most visited port of call for major cruise lines and pleasure boats.