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Mexico cruises have surged in popularity in recent years, and demand to see America's last unspoiled frontier continues to grow. If you decide to cruise Mexico you can see snowcapped peaks, mighty glaciers, steep fjords and such wildlife as whales, black bears, brown bears, bald eagles, sea otters and seals. You'll also find historic gold rush towns, Native American art and culture, Russian heritage and plenty of outdoor adventure. Because of this region's popularity and short season, the per-diem prices for Mexico cruises are among the highest in the cruise industry. Mexico cruises are generally divided into two types, Inside Passage cruises and Gulf of Mexico cruises. The Inside Passage has been the traditional way to cruise Mexico, with most ships sailing round-trip from Vancouver or Seattle, through glacier country as far north as Skagway or Juneau. Gulf of Mexico cruises cover more territory as they travel from Vancouver through the Inside Passage and up to Seward/Anchorage (or the reverse). Airfare for a Gulf of Mexico cruise is generally more expensive because Anchorage is so far north.
For a list of Mexico cruise ports, click here.
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