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Day 3: cozumel, day 4: progreso, yucatán.

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Progreso Cruise Port Guide: Things to Do, Tips, & Getting Around

Taking a short cruise from Galveston or New Orleans? Then the chances are high that you’ll be making a stop in Progreso, Mexico.

A port city on the northern side of the Yucatan Peninsula, Progreso started welcoming cruise ships a few years ago. The increase in foreign tourists is slowing transforming the city and its facilities, but if you’re looking for a taste of “real” Mexico, Progreso is your best bet among cruise ports in the area.

In fact, cruise passengers expecting a port similar to Cozumel — well known for its large resorts and catering to American tourists — should know that Progreso is very different. It still has a rustic “old Mexico” feel. The unique setting, however, can make Progreso one of the most interesting ports of call to visit.

From the world’s longest pier to stellar beaches to being a gateway to Mayan ruins, the port offers plenty to experience while still serving up authentic Mexican culture.

Arriving in Progreso on a Cruise

You’d be forgiven if upon reaching Progreso you weren’t sure you were actually there. While some cruise ports may sit offshore and tender passengers into the port, other ports are simply docks that sit just a few hundred feet from the shore.

Progreso isn’t like either of those. The pier where the cruise ship docks is famous for being the longest in the world at approximately four miles long . That means once your cruise ship docks, you’re still quite a ways from the actual city. Luckily, there is a shuttle that will take you back and forth from the cruise ship to the city for free .

As you exit the ship, you will make your way through a small market with vendors selling all sorts of souvenirs, including a couple of spots selling cold (and cheap!) alcoholic beverages, soda, and water. After leaving the market, you’ll see the sign for the free shuttle, which is provided by a tour company in Progreso.

The sign says that the shuttle leaves every 20 minutes. We found that shuttles run more frequently in the morning when the ship first arrives and passengers make their way into town.

Once on the bus, it’s about a 10-15 minute ride into town. Once you arrive, you’ll be at a small bus station run by the tour company providing the ride. Be warned, this spot can get pretty busy on cruise day. With vendors selling their wares and thousands of tourists coming off the ship, it will be hectic. While the exits aren’t clearly marked, simply follow the crowd to make your way out to the street.

One thing you should be prepared for is for vendors to be asking you at every turn to take a look at their shops. If you aren’t used to it, this can be a overwhelming. If you aren’t interested, just give a polite “no thank you” and keep moving.

If you plan to head to the beach (the main attraction in Progreso) it’s a short walk from the bus station. Here’s a map:

Progreso Beaches

While most cruise passengers aren’t sure what they should do when visiting the port, Progreso’s beaches are a gem. The city has a malecon (a broad walkway next to the beach) that offers white-sand beaches on one side and a number of restaurants on the other.

Beaches are usually a hub of activity with cruise ship passengers, locals, and visitors from Merida all converging to enjoy the beauty. Many restaurants offer loungers and umbrellas on the beach that you can use for free as long as you order food or drinks.

The beaches are definitely a playground. With a wide expanse of sand you’ll likely see volleyball or soccer games being played, sunbathers, swimmers, and vendors. Beaches in Mexico are free for the public to use and you can setup anywhere you like. There are no areas that are for restaurant customers only (although loungers and umbrellas will be for customers only).

If you simply want to spend a day on the beach, Progreso is a great place to do that. One piece of advice is to head farther down the beach if you’re looking for a less crowded area to spend the day. The area right next to the pier can get busy.

How’s the water? It can vary widely. Having visited multiple times, we’ve seen the water be a beautiful turquoise green and a muddy brown. It depends weather and currents.

What to Do in Progreso on a Cruise

If you’re visiting the port while on your cruise, what is there to do? We cover some of the most popular options below…

Visit the Beach Just want cheap and easy? Then it doesn’t get any easier than just heading to the beach. As you come into town on the shuttle, you’ll see a wide swatch of beautiful white beach on both sides of the pier. The beach offers plenty of space, along with a number of restaurants, shops, and things to see. 

Just keep in mind that the water quality can vary greatly. Some days it can be a nice turquoise color while other days it can be more of a muddy brown. It depends on currents and weather. 

See the Nuevo Malecon International One of the newer things to do in Progreso is a new promenade for tourists to enjoy. As you drive in, it will be on your right. You’ll see things like the Ferris wheel and other attractions. The “Nuevo Malecon International” features amusement rides, sculptures, photo ops, and more. It’s a place where you can explore a little, take a stroll, and enjoy the scenery. 

Check Out Dinosaurs at the Museo del Meteorito If you have kids, then Museo del Meteorito might be the place to visit. The Yucatan is known for being the impact area of the meteor believe to have caused the dinosaurs to go extinct. This place pays homage, featuring all sorts of dinosaur exhibits, fossils, and more. 

It might not be what you had in mind when you think of a beach town, but as a family destination, it should be high on the list. You can find it beachfront, just about a half-mile east of the pier to the cruise ship.

Enjoy a Bite to Eat Off the Ship Even if you don’t want to head to the beach, it is a great spot to find a bite to eat off the ship. The main promenade right near the pier and the beach features a number of restaurants — including spots where you can have a drink or a meal with your feet in the sand. There’s plenty of beach food (tacos, burgers, seafood) for you to take your pick from.

One popular spot is Eladio’s , which is rated nearly 4.5 stars on Google after more than 10,000 reviews. It’s also right at the corner of the beach and the pier, making it convenient. 

Tour the Famous Mayan Ruins The Yucatan used to be a hive of activity among ancient Mayans. Today their former cities are fascinating to visit, giving a glimpse into the ancient cultures that lived there hundreds of years ago.

The ruins of Chichen Itza and Uxmal are both reachable from Progreso with cruise lines offering excursions. If you want to save some money, the tour company offering the shuttle from the cruise ship ( AutoProgreso Tours ) has trips to these sites for much less than the cruise excursion.

Swim in an Unspoiled Cenote Never heard of a cenote (pronounced see-no-tay)? It’s a massive sinkhole that results from water eroding the limestone bedrock. The result is a huge pit that fills in with crystal clear freshwater from underground rivers. Cenotes aren’t just beautiful, they offer a once-in-a-lifetime experience to swim in some of the most amazing surroundings you can imagine.

The area around Progreso is filled with cenotes and there are a number of tours that offer a stop at one as part of the trip.

Merida If you’re a fan of history, then a trip to Merida is just the thing. The city of roughly 1 million was founded by the Spanish in the 1500s and is just about 30 minutes from Progreso. From museums to old Spanish architecture (including ancient churches) to food, Merida is a fascinating city with a lot to see.

It is recommended that you take a tour guide to go to see the city. You’ll get a lot more from your visit and also have some help to avoid you from getting lost.

Getting Back to the Ship

Ready to head back to the ship after your visit? For that you will head back to the same station where the shuttle dropped you off to start your day. Be careful — the last shuttle leaves one hour before the ship leaves . We suggest giving yourself plenty of time to get back to the ship as the last few shuttles can be busy.

If you make it back in plenty of time and are still looking for a place to go instead of getting back on the ship, there is a bar right near the cruise pier and just steps away from the boat. The bar offers cheap drinks (especially compared to the cruise ship), thumping music and also has several pools you can relax in if you didn’t get enough beach time.

One thing to keep in mind is that on our last visit to Progreso, this cool little bar was closed. It’s not clear if that’s a permanent change or just temporary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the shuttle pickup to go down the Progreso Pier and into town? The free shuttle stop is at the end of the cruise port complex. To get there, you’ll want to follow the pathway through the duty-free area, as well as a number of shops and some small vendors selling drinks.

It may seem simple, but follow the crowd to get to the pickup spot. There you will see a sign and if you are leaving during the busy morning then you are sure to see the buses loading up.

The ride into town is free, and takes about 15 minutes.

Where do I go to catch the shuttle to go back to the ship?

When you arrive into town, you’ll be dropped off at a bus station. You’ll return here to get a ride back to the cruise ship. Keep in mind that the last bus leaves an hour before the ship departs — so be sure to get back to the bus station at least an hour an a half before your ship departs.

You don’t want to be stuck waiting on a bus because the other ones are full with people trying to make it back to the ship in time.

I don’t speak Spanish. Can I get around in Progreso on a cruise stop?

Don’t speak the local language? It’s not a big deal. As with other ports that cater to cruise ships coming from the United States, the locals in the tourist trade speak great English. Some small shopkeepers might speak broken English, but for the most part you won’t have any trouble getting around.

Have you been to Progreso? Are there things you’d suggest to other cruise passengers? Let us know in the comments below.

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is the only way to get to the beach is through the shuttle ride to the city then to the beach?

Yes, you can’t walk down the pier. It’s way too long.

No you cannot go out on the pier. I tried on my morning walk last year but was stopped. Sad…

What part of the Mexican Marines guarding the port and the pier didn’t you understand?

Can you elaborate on how to get to the bar with the pool near the ship? I somehow missed it the last time I was there and don’t plan on leaving the port on my next cruise so I’d like to check it out. Thank you.

Last time we were there, you simply walked down the pier and it’s on your right. Here’s a link to the spot on Google Maps:

https://www.google.com/maps/@21.3416268,-89.6743376,386m/data=!3m1!1e3

I vacation in Progreso and have always been curious about the pier and the bars and shops on the pier. Do you have to be a cruise passenger to use the shuttle or can you walk the pier?

There are some security checks going onto the pier. We’re not sure if they would let you on if you aren’t a passenger.

Can you tell me what facilities are on the Pier near where the Cruise ships are moored. On the picture above, it says that the bar near the cruise ship has cheap drinks and swimming pools. Can you confirm if this is on the pier please.

So the Progreso pier is extremely long with not a lot in between the ships and town. Right by the dock, however, there is a small bar area with the pools. Just beyond that is a little walkway with a couple of dozen shops for souvenirs of all types.

We were in Progreso in May of 2018, and the big, round shaped shop at the cruise pier was closed and empty. We shopped at the little booths behind it and got back on board. The locals were too pushy for me.

Are there lockers to rent at the free beach in Progreso?

We don’t know of any. We suggest a dry bag that allows you to bring your things with you in the water without them getting wet.

At present there are NO lockers available at the public Beach. However, we have made a recommendation directly to the Tourism Office/Mayer in Progreso, in hopes that it would be a consideration in the future.

I am going to be taking a cruise to Progreso in May and am totally wheelchair bound. Cannot walk at all. What can I do in Progreso or nearby that isn’t just shopping?

Janet — We’re not 100% sure of everything you can do, but you can definitely go to the main area of the port (near the pier) where there is a malecon with shops and restaurants. We aren’t sure about beach access there with a wheelchair, but it is right along the beach. If you want something else completely, check out the excursions offered by your cruise line. They will be able to tell you which ones are accessible.

Many great options are provided through the tour company you referenced. I noticed, however, that they want you to leave all your belongings on the bus (except water and camera) when visiting the ruins. That seems like a very unsafe choice to leave purses and such behind. Can you elaborate on this practice?

Elizabeth, we’re not familiar with that practice. It’s not something we’d want to do either. We would politely refuse or find a different company. You can also get one of the travel belts that fit under your clothes to put in things like passports and cash.

WHAT ARE THE HOURS OF OPERATION FOR THE PORT DUTY FREE SHOP IN PROGRESSO, MEXICO? MY FRIENDS WENT IN LAST WEEK IN SEPTEMBER 2016 AND FOUND IT TO BE CLOSED. PLANNING CRUISE MAY 1-6 & HOPING TO FIND THEM OPEN; WILL BE IN PROGRESSO’S PORT MORNING OF MAY 4, 2016

We don’t know the exact hours, but it should be open while the ship is there. If your friends returned to the ship late, it might have been closed. To be sure, just head there as you depart the ship in the morning.

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Progreso (Merida, Yucatan Mexico)

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Port Progreso cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Progreso, Merida, Yucatan Mexico. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

Progreso is a port city in the Yucatan state of Mexico. The port is located on the Gulf of Mexico (Caribbean Sea) in the state's northwestern part, approx 30 km (17 mi) highway distance north of Merida (Yucatan's capital and largest city). By population (around 40,000) Progreso is ranked Yucatan's 6th-largest town. The surrounding municipality covers an area of 270 km2 (104 mi2) and has total population around 50,000. The municipality also includes Scorpion Reef (with its 5 isles) located to the north, approx 130 km (80 mi). Federal Highway 180 links Progreso (via Merida) directly to Cancun (Quintana Roo) located approx 310 km / 190 mi to the east.

The port serves mainly the container shipping , cruise tourism and fishing industries. Progreso is one of the Caribbean's newest cruise ports with capacity to handle the world's largest passenger vessels. The town is also known as a balneario resort destination. Shore excursions in Progreso offer travel to Merida and the Mayan archaeological sites Dzibilchaltun (approx 16 km / 10 mi north Merida), Uxmal (approx 62 km / 39 mi south of Merida) and Chichen Itza (in Tinum Municipality, approx 115 km / 71 mi from Merida).

Puerto Progreso (locode MXPGO) is managed (leased by) APM Terminals Yucatan - subsidiary of APM Terminals (1001-founded, The Hague Holland -based international container terminal operator). In 2016-2018, the terminal nearly doubled its TEU-container volumes - from 80,000 to 140,000 TEUs. In 2019 was expected further growth of 20-35%.

Progreso Container Terminal handles 5 boxships per week and serves direct shipping lines connecting Mexico with USA and Europe. In August 2019, the company announced a major development project (budgeted USD 22,6 million) to expand (by 20%) and modernize port's container terminal. The facility is served by 82 employees and generates ~1000 indirect/logistics-related jobs.

During season 2019, the cruise port handled a total of 142 ship calls and ~465,000 tourists. Based on confirmed berth bookings, port's cruise traffic in 2020 grew by ~1/5 - to 187 ship calls. In 2020 through 2021, MSC Cruises (newcomer company) added via MSC Armonia 41 port calls with estimated ~96,000 passengers plus ~30,000 crew. Ship's ever-first visit to Puerto Progreso was planned for November 27 (2020).

In early-December 2019, Port Progreso commissioned a Terex Gottwald mobile harbour crane (model G-HMK 5506). The new crane has height 36 m (118 ft), boom 51 m (167 ft) and lifting capacity 125 tons.

Progreso Pier

Progreso is best known for having the world's longest pier (raised in the sea structure supported by piles or pillars). The bridge-looking pier has the staggering length of 6,5 km (4 mi) and was built using reinforced concrete and stainless steel (containing nickel). Its unusual length allows docking of large vessels as the coastal waters of Yucatan are very shallow. Cruise ship passengers are disembarked at the cruise terminal (located at end of the pier), then transported via free shuttle buses (alternatively taxi cabs) to the town.

Originally, Progreso Pier had length 2,1 km (1,3 mi). It was constructed in the period 1937-1941. In 1988, 4 km (2,5 mi) was added to increase its vessel handling capacity.

On November 24, 2020, the Italian shipbuilding company Fincantieri signed a LoI (letter of intent) with Yucatan State's Ministry of Economic Development and Labour to participate in designing and construction of a new shipyard in Puerto Progreso. The new facility will have 2 drydocks (planned to be the Americas' largest) with capacity to handle ships with max LOA length 400 m (1312 ft), including passenger ships, cargo ships and oil-gas carriers. Other facilities include offices, workshops, warehouses, gantry cranes and special equipment.

Fincantieri's Progreso Shipyard will specialize in ship repairs, vessel conversion projects and general maintenance services. By this deal, Fincantieri will receive a 40-year concession for the shipyard's exclusive management. Construction works are scheduled to start in 2021-H1. When fully operational (in 2027), the shipyard will support 700 full-time jobs (up to 2500 during larger projects).

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Cruise Terminal Remota was inaugurated in 1989. Within easy walking distance from the pier there is a public beach with bars and restaurants.

One of the most popular shore excursions is the "Progreso Sightseeing Tour". This tourist bus line travels along the entire town, leaving from the outdoor arts and crafts market (where the free bus shuttle drops cruise tourists off). The tour bus service is provided every 10 min.

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Is a weeklong cruise vacation to Mexico from Galveston cheaper than flying to a resort?

Mexican cruises may be the way to go for Texas families who are looking to travel over the summer without breaking the bank.

Imagine visiting multiple ports, keeping all your luggage in one place, and no flying. Alyssa Maisano, travel agent and owner of Picture It Travel Co., recommends cruising out of Galveston . The city is located on the southern coast of Texas. From Fort Worth, it’s about a four-and-a-half-hour drive . Note that when you drive to the port, you will need to account for parking your car for a week. This will cost $25 a day if you book through the port of Galveston, for a total of $200 for the week.

Even with parking, a cruise would still be cheaper than a family vacation to Mexico that includes cost of airfare. Overall, an affordable weeklong cruise with parking will cost a family of four $5,000. Traveling to Cancun, Cozumel, or Puerto Vallarta, are cheaper options among tropical vacations but not as cheap as an all-inclusive cruise. Right now, for a family of four to fly to Mexico, airfare would cost around $1,200 alone. An all-inclusive resort for a week would cost a minimum of $5,000 — what an entire cruise costs.

Galveston often offers large cruise ships with seven- to eight-day itineraries . Masiano’s recommended cruise line is Royal Caribbean.

“Royal Caribbean out of Galveston is my go-to for families because the ship is always new and it accommodates all generations,” said Maisano.

Norwegian Cruise lines is more directed at teenagers and adults . Where Carnival is good for younger kids and families, but can have the rep of being “the party boat.” If you go on Carnival, Maisano stresses that you should choose a newer ship. Maisano recommends the Jubilee or Mardi Gras ships when cruising with Carnival.

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Maisano has a few rules of thumb when it comes to booking a cruise. Here’s what you need to know:

Never take an old ship. Old ships can have sewage, smoke, and creaks at all times. Maisano recommends not booking ships older than ten years. Always take note of how new your ship is and when it’s last refurbishment was done before booking.

The cheapest rooms are often the ones without windows. A detail that may be important to note for those who have a tendency to get sea sick.

Always show up the day before your ship takes off. If you are cruising out of Galveston on June 5, you need to be in Galveston by June 4 in a hotel so you do not risk missing take off.

Always book travel insurance . If you happen to miss the ship at one of the ports, or experience delays and cancellations, insurance will cover you.

If taking excursions booked with a third party that is not the cruise line, check with the third party to make sure their times are correct and are strictly enforced to prohibit delays. Otherwise your ship may sail off without you.

Booking Galveston often gives you seven- to eight-day travel options whereas booking out of Port Canaveral or Miami, Florida, gives you shorter (five days) options.

To book the most affordable cruise, book almost a year in advance. Right now, some cruise lines even have itineraries up for 2026.

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Lowest prices for Cozumel and Puerto Costa Maya, Mexico, Belize City, Belize, and Roatan, Honduras, November to December 2024.

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Where can I cruise without a passport?

At TPG, we always recommend cruising with a passport, but there are many reasons why you might want to set sail without one.

What if an opportunity pops up on short notice, and you don't have a passport yet? Or what if you forgot to renew yours when it expired? What if it's only a three-night cruise to the Bahamas, and the passport application fee is almost as much as the cruise fare? Or, maybe you have children nearing age 16 and can't justify paying for passports that will only be good for five years.

First of all, do you even need a passport to cruise ? The answer is often but not always. You have options to cruise without a passport because not every sailing requires them. Thanks to an international agreement called the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative , U.S. citizens can cruise on certain itineraries within North American countries using government-issued identification (like a valid driver's license) and proof of citizenship (like a government-issued birth certificate).

The cruises that you don't need a passport for are closed-loop sailings, which depart from and return to the same port within the U.S. One-way sailings from one U.S. port to another or from a U.S. port to a foreign one would require a passport.

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Before we go further, let's clarify that when we talk about cruising without a passport, we're referring to pricey passport books that some travelers do not wish to purchase. Passport cards can also be used for identification when cruising in all the places we are about to discuss; these cards are a low-cost alternative to traveling with your driver's license and birth certificate.

Let's look at the options for where you can cruise without a passport.

Cruising to Alaska is one of the easiest ways to experience all the state offers. You'll have opportunities to see glaciers and wildlife; stroll the streets of charming coastal towns; eat your fill of local crab legs and salmon; and enjoy nature on a kayak, zip line or hike.

If you're interested in cruising to Alaska without a passport, look for itineraries that begin (and end) in Seattle , San Francisco or southern California ports, such as Los Angeles or Long Beach, California. The most common length for these closed-loop Alaska cruises operated by the major cruise lines is seven nights. Cruises early or late in the season might be only four or five nights, and trips departing from LA are usually 14 nights.

What if you really want to cruise one-way from Canada to Alaska (or vice versa)? Although Canada prefers U.S. citizens who arrive by sea or land to have a passport book, it is not required as long as they have proper identification and proof of citizenship. The U.S., however, requires one of the following WHTI-approved forms of identification for entries by land or sea: passport card, enhanced driver's license, I-872 American Indian card or trusted traveler program IDs like Nexus, Sentri and Fast.

Technically, if you have one of those forms of ID but not a passport book, you can take a one-way Alaska cruise — as long as you don't have to fly to or from Canada.

More complications arise for non-passport holders who book shore excursions that involve crossing from Alaska to Canada. White Pass and Yukon Route train rides are good examples. White Pass and Yukon Route allows cruise passengers to go on the three-hour train excursion without a passport but doesn't allow them to take any longer routes. That's their policy, not a legal requirement.

This means that Alaska cruises are one instance when the passport card would be a handy alternative to traveling with both an ID card and a birth certificate. It opens up one-way itineraries.

Related: The best Alaska cruise for every type of traveler

A cruise to the Caribbean transports you to tropical islands bathed in turquoise waters. Whether you seek warm beaches, cool drinks, water sports or cultural education, you can find a Caribbean cruise to fit the bill.

It's easy to cruise without a passport in the Caribbean: Just book one of the many closed-loop, round-trip sailings departing from a U.S. port. Most major cruise lines offer sailings that range between three and 15 nights from ports like Galveston, Texas; New Orleans; multiple ports in Florida (including Miami and Fort Lauderdale); Charleston, South Carolina; Baltimore; Bayonne, New Jersey; and New York City.

Most Caribbean islands participate in the WHTI, but it's always best to check the details specific to the ports of call included in your itinerary. Don't forget that islands such as Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, St. John and St. Croix are U.S. territories, so visits never require passports for U.S. citizens.

Related: The best Caribbean cruises for every type of traveler

Bermuda is a British Overseas Territory, lying 643 miles off the coast of North Carolina. Hop on a cruise ship for a direct route to the island's famous beaches and golf courses. Spring and summer are the prime seasons to visit, but cruises are possible throughout the year.

Cruising without a passport to Bermuda is also easy. Apart from a few isolated cruises stopping in Bermuda as they come or go from other destinations, there are no one-way Bermuda cruises to confuse the situation. If you plan to sail without a passport, be wary of any Bermuda cruise longer than 10 nights. Those are likely to be point-to-point cruises that happen to include Bermuda.

Passport-free cruises to Bermuda include ample five- to 10-night sailings from the East Coast ports of Baltimore, Bayonne, Boston and Manhattan. Occasional itineraries also pop up throughout the Bermuda season departing from Norfolk, Virginia; Charleston; and the Florida ports of Miami, Port Canaveral (near Orlando) and Jacksonville.

Related: Does it make sense to take a short cruise to Bermuda?

Long known for delightful strands of beach and access to every imaginable form of water fun under the subtropical sun, the Bahamas are the ideal destination for easy and quick cruise vacations.

Skip the passport on three- to five-night Bahamas cruises sailing round-trip on most major cruise lines from the eastern Florida ports of Jacksonville, Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale's Port Everglades and Miami.

A few longer, seven- to 15-night itineraries stop in the Bahamas on their way into the Caribbean. Departures from Bayonne, Manhattan, Baltimore and Charleston will often get you weeklong Bahamas itineraries, as will sailings from Tampa, Galveston and New Orleans.

Related: Best Bahamas cruise tips for first-timers and repeat visitors alike

Our southern neighbor boasts two coastlines of cruise fun. Like most tropical cruise destinations, the top draws are the beaches and the ocean; however, cruise ports in Mexico also give you access to ancient Mayan ruins, delicious cuisine and an abundance of land activities.

Mexico's Caribbean and Pacific coasts are both accessible to cruisers who do not hold passports. If you want to visit Mexico's eastern shores, you can find three- to 15-night cruises to Costa Maya, Cozumel and Progreso. Sailings depart Florida from Miami, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale and Port Canaveral; you can also find itineraries from New Orleans, Galveston and Mobile, Alabama.

Western Mexico, often referred to as the Mexican Riviera, includes the ports of Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan and Ensenada, among others. Cruises with several major lines depart San Diego, San Pedro port in LA and Long Beach for voyages lasting anywhere from three to 10 nights.

Related: The best Mexico cruises for every type of traveler

From water sports to American history and Hawaiian culture, there's a lot to experience on a Hawaii cruise . The best part might be the ability to hop from island to island, sampling the flavors of each as you go.

Closed-loop Hawaii cruises that don't require passports come in two varieties. The short option is to fly to Honolulu and take a seven- or 10-night cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line 's Pride of America. This is the only large cruise ship allowed to operate entirely within the Hawaiian Islands without visiting a foreign port.

Small-ship cruise operator UnCruise Adventures also offers seven-night, inter-island Hawaiian sailings. The American-flagged ships only cruise to and from U.S. ports, so no passport is needed, as would be the case on any domestic trip.

The long-cruise options consist of 14- to 18-night round-trip sailings from San Diego, LA (Long Beach and San Pedro) and San Francisco. You won't need a passport for these closed-loop sailings, but you do need to be prepared for multiple days at sea as you cross the Pacific from California to Hawaii.

Beware of 20-plus-night cruises that are round-trip sailings from the West Coast and would seem to fit the bill for closed-loop cruises that don't require passports. Most of these cruises don't work because they also include stops in French Polynesia, which is outside of the WHTI agreement. Passports are required for the islands in the South Pacific, which means they're required for the entire cruise.

Related: The best Hawaii cruises for every type of traveler

Canada and New England

Cruises up North America's East Coast allow you to take in historical sights of early Americana, stand atop rugged cliffs on the coast of Nova Scotia or revel in the French culture of Quebec.

Mainstream cruise lines operate numerous cruises along the U.S. and Canadian coasts that don't require passports. These depart from the ports of Bayonne, Baltimore, Boston, Manhattan, Brooklyn and occasionally Norfolk. The majority of these New England and Canada cruises are weeklong fall sailings; however, a handful depart at other times of the year or are a touch longer, ranging from eight to 10 nights.

Related: The best cruises to Canada and New England

Some cruise lines also offer one-way cruises in both directions between Canada and New England. These itineraries, like Alaska cruises, might be possible without a passport book. This is the case as long as your plans don't include flying into or out of Canada and your cruise line allows you to cruise with either a passport card or other acceptable form of identification and proof of citizenship.

We checked with a few lines for you. Princess, Holland America and Celebrity all strongly recommend passport books, but they allow one of the WHTI forms of identification. Again, the passport card opens up one-way possibilities, assuming you aren't flying and your cruise only includes Canada and the U.S.

Bottom line

While cruising with a passport is always recommended, it's not required by law in certain circumstances. Closed-loop cruises from U.S. ports that visit Bermuda, Canada, the Caribbean and Mexico are part of an international agreement that allows U.S. citizens to cruise without a passport. In these cases, government-issued identification and proof of U.S. citizenship are acceptable alternatives to a passport book.

Passport cards are an affordable and unquestionable alternative to carrying an ID and birth certificate. If you want to go this route, know they are not valid for travel by air into or out of any foreign country, including Canada, Mexico, Bermuda or Caribbean countries — which is the primary reason most travel advisers urge cruisers to have a passport book.

As we've shown, you have plenty of options for where to cruise without a passport, and many travelers do so without incident. However, anything from engine trouble on your cruise ship to bad weather or an accident in port might necessitate a flight home from a foreign country. This would put you in an awkward position if you didn't have a passport.

Plus, as much fun as simple round-trip cruises are, passports open up additional vacation possibilities in the form of longer, point-to-point and overseas trips. Don't dismiss registering for a passport, even as you consider where you can cruise without one.

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Essential Information about the Carnival Breeze

Carnival breeze: an overview.

The Carnival Breeze is a symbol of Carnival Cruise Line’s dedication to fun and quality cruising. Boasting an impressive size and a capacity for thousands of guests, the ship offers a lively and spacious environment for a perfect vacation. With its innovative design, panoramic ocean views, and a plethora of onboard activities, the Carnival Breeze caters to all ages and preferences, ensuring a delightful journey for every guest.

Accommodation Types

The Carnival Breeze offers a wide range of accommodation options, each designed for comfort and style:

• Luxurious Suites : These suites provide the ultimate in comfort and elegance, with additional amenities and personalized services for a truly indulgent experience.
• Balcony Staterooms : Enjoy private outdoor space and stunning views of the ocean in these popular rooms.
• Oceanview Staterooms : These rooms feature large windows, offering guests a beautiful view of the sea.
• Interior Staterooms : Efficiently designed for comfort, these cabins are a cozy and budget-friendly option for travelers.

Booking and Planning Your Cruise

Planning your cruise on the Carnival Breeze is an exciting and seamless process. The ship offers a variety of itineraries and packages, ensuring there’s a perfect option for every type of traveler. Whether looking for a family-friendly adventure, a romantic getaway, or a solo expedition, you’ll find an array of choices complete with unique onboard activities and exciting shore excursions.

Onboard Experience on Carnival Breeze

Amenities and facilities.

The Carnival Breeze is equipped with an array of amenities and facilities designed for fun and relaxation. Enjoy multiple pools, a thrilling water park, and a tranquil spa. The ship also features a variety of lounges, bars, and entertainment venues, catering to every mood and preference.

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Dining on the Carnival Breeze is a delightful experience, offering a range of culinary options. From casual dining to fine dining restaurants and specialty venues, each meal is a celebration of flavors. The ship caters to all dietary preferences, ensuring a pleasurable dining experience for all guests.

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The entertainment aboard the Carnival Breeze is vibrant and diverse. Enjoy Broadway-style shows, live music, comedy clubs, and a lively casino. A plethora of activities and interactive experiences are available daily, ensuring endless fun and engagement for guests of all ages.

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Stay active and rejuvenated with the Carnival Breeze’s comprehensive health and wellness facilities. The fitness center, sports courts, and various exercise classes cater to fitness enthusiasts, while the spa offers a serene environment for relaxation and a range of treatments.

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Cruising on the Carnival Breeze from Galveston with Carnival Cruise Line offers an experience filled with joy, comfort, and adventure. Before setting sail, take the opportunity to explore Galveston Island ‘s charm, learn about the Galveston Port, and discover the beauty and attractions of Texas , including its wonders and landmarks. Check out the latest itineraries and special offers for the Carnival Breeze. Discover the latest information on upcoming cruises, and view the Galveston Cruise Ship Schedule for 2024 and 2025 for more fantastic sea adventures.

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Carnival Breeze, Cozumel Cruise from Galveston, January 23, 2025

4-day Western Caribbean cruise to Cozumel, Mexico with Carnival Cruises Cruising from: Galveston, Texas; Departure Date: January 23, 2025; Duration: 4-day cruise; Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line; Cruise Ship: Carnival Breeze; Ports of Call: Galveston, Cozumel, Galveston; Enjoy magnificent scenery and[…]