- Official Takeover: Royal Caribbean has officially taken administrative control of the cruise port in Mahahual, Mexico.
- “Perfect Day Mexico” Project: The port will be transformed into “Perfect Day Mexico,” a major new flagship destination for the cruise line, featuring a water park, hotels, and other attractions.
- Significant Investment: The project involves a total investment of over $821 million, including the purchase of the port and 34 surrounding properties.
- Continued Operations: The port will remain open to all cruise lines during the two-year renovation process, ensuring no disruption to current cruise traffic.
An exciting new era for Caribbean cruising is officially underway as Royal Caribbean takes administrative control of the port of Mahahual, Mexico, heralding the start of its ambitious “Perfect Day Mexico” transformation. This incredible project will position Mahahual as one of the cruise line’s global flagship destinations, bringing a new wave of energy, investment, and world-class attractions to the beautiful Grand Costa Maya.
The development is backed by a significant investment totaling over $821 million, which will fund a spectacular tourist complex complete with a water park, shopping areas, hotels, and numerous other attractions. In a wonderful commitment to the region, the port will remain open to all cruise lines throughout the two-year renovation process, ensuring continued tourism flow. Jay Schnaider, Director of Product Innovation for Royal Caribbean, shared that the company is already hard at work on this generational transformation.
This project is a testament to Royal Caribbean’s vision for the future of cruising and its deep partnership with Mexico. It is expected to attract nearly four million tourists annually, creating thousands of jobs and providing a substantial boost to the local economy. With plans for a community center, local training programs, and a connection to the Mayan Train, Perfect Day Mexico is set to become a vibrant and sustainable hub for adventure and relaxation.
