Costa Maya Cruise Port

Cruise to Puerto Costa Maya, Mexico

Past meets present in Costa Maya. Cruise to Costa Maya and find ancient Maya ruins and mysterious jungles just begging to be explored, as well as private beach clubs and trendy restaurants— all in one place. It’s 250 square miles of paradise packed with entertainment and history, all just 30 miles south of Cancun. The Great Maya Reef just off the coast is the second largest in the world— it’s a must-snorkel spot. Or you can kick back at the port village of Mahahual with an ice-cold michelada— a spicy beer cocktail— in hand. For a culture fix, head to the Kohunlick ruins to see the famous Temple of the Masks.

National Language Spanish

Currency Accepted Mexican Peso (MXN), U.S. Dollar (USD)

Puerto Costa Maya Shore Excursions

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Things To Do in Puerto Costa Maya

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Perfect Day Mexico

Introducing Perfect Day Mexico — the biggest, baddest, boldest destination ever dreamed up, opening in 2027. Double the thrills. Double the chill. Brave 31 revved-up waterslides at Loco Waterpark — where the tallest waterslides in all the Americas offer towering adventure. Or kick back on the world’s longest lazy river, over a mile long and home to three float up bars plus a secret stretch of rushing rapids.

Man atop the steps of Chacchoben Mayan Ruins in Costa Maya, Mexico

Rockin' Ruins

Venture into the jungle for a taste of ancient Maya history at the Kohunlich and Chacchoben ruins— each well over a thousand years old.

Chinchorro Shipwreck Marine Life, Costa Maya, Mexico

Coral Conquest

Grab some snorkeling gear and explore the colorful underwater world of Banco Chinchorro, the largest coral atoll in the northern hemisphere.

Cochinita Pibil Tortilla Dish, Costa Maya, Mexico

Local Cuisine

For casual fare, stick to Mahahual. For upscale options, like fresh seafood and Maya-inspired dishes, opt for Costa Maya’s resorts and boutique hotels. Definitely try cochinita pibil, a traditional dish of slow-roasted pork, and Agua de Jamaica— a sweetened hibiscus flower iced tea that’s a Mexican favorite.