The Mayan Riviera has excellent docks, marinas and piers with all the necessary services for boating enthusiasts.

Marina El Cid de Puerto Morelos. Located 36 km (22 mi) south of Cancun. It has concrete docks with up to 150 slips, and offers all the nautical services with 24-hour security.

Marina de Punta Venado. Located 12 km (7.5 mi) south of Playa del Carmen. It has a ferry terminal that provides transportation services for passengers and cargo headed to Cozumel. It’s also where stone materials are exported to the United States.

Puerto Calica. Located at Km 282.6 off the Cancun-Tulum Highway 307. This port receives international cruise ships and local ferries that link the mainland with the islands of the Mexican Caribbean. It also has commercial liners departing to U.S., Central American and Caribbean ports.

Muelle Majahual. Located 1 km (¹/₂ mi) north of the city of Majahual. This major cruise dock has been operating since 2001 and receives up to half a million visitors each year. It has the capacity to receive more than 300 cruise ships, and even though relatively new, it has become one of the most important tourist docks in the Mexican Caribbean.

Marina de Puerto Aventuras. Located at Km 269.5 off the Chetumal-Puerto Juarez Highway, this marina holds up to 98 boats. Here you’ll find all the necessary boating services..

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