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The port itself opened to cruise traffic in 2006. Area activities include beach outings, excursions to nearby Mayan ruins, jungle tours, and more.
I'll be interested to see if this is a throw away man-made port or one where glimpses of real life can still be had.
—Andrea M. Rotondo for LuxuryCruiseBible.com
Photo of one of the masks in the Temple of the Masks at Kohunlich, near Puerto Costa Maya, Mexico.
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