- Cruise lines canceling ship-sponsored tours that use ferries between Cozumel and Playa del Carmen due to a security alert by the US embassy in Mexico
- MSC opening the books for sale on MSC Graniosa, the first of the Meriviglia Plus-class
- Carnival's AIDA brand promoting their first female navigational officer to the rank of captain. The 34-year-old woman is currently captaining AIDAsol.
Showing posts with label Cozumel. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 19, 2016
If You Like Cozumel You’ll Love Carnival
Carnival Cruise Line is extending the time in port at Cozumel on some 750 sailings on 17 of their ships.
Details appeared in the April 19 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Details appeared in the April 19 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Thursday, October 8, 2015
More Space in Cozumel
Have you ever noticed how practically all cruises in the western Caribbean stop at Cozumel? That’s because they do. As of today, Carnival Corp is ready for them, because they just increased their capacity at their pier at Cozumel by 50%.
The company has just added a third “arm” to its Puerta Maya pier at Cozumel. It was officially opened today when Carnival Breeze, Carnival Freedom and Carnival Triumph all called at the facility.
The complete story appeared in the October 8 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Photo courtesy of Carnival Corp. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without permission.
The company has just added a third “arm” to its Puerta Maya pier at Cozumel. It was officially opened today when Carnival Breeze, Carnival Freedom and Carnival Triumph all called at the facility.
The complete story appeared in the October 8 edition of Cruise News Daily.
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| Carnival Corp's new berth at their Puerta Maya pier in Cozumel. The shopping complex is located at the end of the pier. |
Photo courtesy of Carnival Corp. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without permission.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Carnival's Cozumel Pier to Reopen
Carnival Corp confirmed today that their Puerta Maya pier and cruise center on the island of Cozumel will reopen on October 16, 2008.
Along with the new two-berth pier, the adjacent nine-acre cruise center with a variety of shops and restaurants, will open. The new facilities also include a four-acre transportation hub for taxis, excursion buses and rental cars, and a new excursion pier for water-based excursions so they can leave directly from the facility.
In addition to calling at Puerta Maya, vessels from all Carnival brands will continue to also use the other two piers at Cozumel. Puerta Maya is located on the southwest part of Cozumel about five miles south of San Miguel, the island's largest city.
Puerta Maya has been closed since it was destroyed by Hurricane Wilma, which caused massive destruction on the island in 2005.
Details appeared in the October 7, 2008 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Along with the new two-berth pier, the adjacent nine-acre cruise center with a variety of shops and restaurants, will open. The new facilities also include a four-acre transportation hub for taxis, excursion buses and rental cars, and a new excursion pier for water-based excursions so they can leave directly from the facility.
In addition to calling at Puerta Maya, vessels from all Carnival brands will continue to also use the other two piers at Cozumel. Puerta Maya is located on the southwest part of Cozumel about five miles south of San Miguel, the island's largest city.
Puerta Maya has been closed since it was destroyed by Hurricane Wilma, which caused massive destruction on the island in 2005.
Details appeared in the October 7, 2008 edition of Cruise News Daily.
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