My absolute favorite. Has only smaller most elegant ships… Mariner: The ships hold far fewer passengers and have only suites and balconies. They have open seating for dining and are very upscale but have great specials. If you like smaller ships and excellent service these are definitely the ships for you, I have personally sailed on The Diamond, twice on the Navigator and once on the Mariner. I recommend them very highly, the Mariner the newest is the largest accommodating 700 passengers, and has 4 restaurants. The Voyager, is scheduled to arrive in March of 2003, and is the sister ship to the Mariner.
Riviera Maya, Mexico: Fly to Cancun and enjoy a scenic drive south to fascinating Riviera Maya, with its unspoiled pristine beaches, tropical jungles and ancient Mayan ruins. Snorkel in crystal clear turquoise waters. Enjoy the best values under the sun as a vast array of fabulous new all-inclusive resorts. Also known as the Cancun Tulum corridor, this nearby area of lush, natural coastline from Cancun south to Tulum is home to several attractions that should not be missed on a Cancun vacation. Playa Del Carmen: Located 41 miles from Cancun, easily accessible by bus, taxi or car, Playa del Carmen is not only the main port for departure to Cozumel but a quiet resort village with lovely beaches and casual shopping, in short, a place to relax.Thirty miles further down the coast lies Puerto Aventuras, a perfect backdrop for a leisurely vacation. Continue south to Akumal, a nature lover’s paradise. The resort areas of Riviera Maya offer spectacular snorkeling and diving, intriguing Mayan history and an array of fabulous new hotels. No wonder Riviera Maya has become Apple’s most popular new vacation spot The short ferry ride to Cozumel takes around 25 minutes and is approximately $6.00 per person round trip. For those who get restless, Playa is home to an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Robert Von Hagge.
