Belize City: Your cruise ship will be anchored in Belize City Harbor and you will be escorted for the 20 minute ride to the docks at Belize's Tourism Village. Here you'll find a variety of shops and eateries, and the downtown area is a short walk. Taxis are readily available.
Cozumel: Due to its popularity, there are 3 cruise ports in Cozumel. Punta Langosta is a short walk from San Miguel; International Pier is two miles from San Miguel, and Puerta Maya Pier is three miles from San Miguel. These farther piers are a decent walk to San Miguel, but taxis are also available.
Grand Cayman Island: Cruises are anchored and tendered to George Town, where shops, restaurants, and museums are reachable by foot. Taxis are available for travel outside George Town.
Montego Bay: Your cruise ship will dock in Freeport, which is a short walk from nearby shops, eateries, and bars and is a few miles from Montego Bay. Taxis and rental cars are available.
Ocho Rios: When on a Caribbean cruise, you will be dropped off in downtown Ocho Rios, which is a short walk from nearby shops, eateries, and bars. Rental cars and taxis are available.
Progreso: Become a part of history when you dock at Progreso Pier, the longest pier in the world. A free shuttle will take you into town, where most activity is within walking distance.
Costa Maya: Can only handle three ships at a time; ships dock at the recently constructed port in the heart of Costa Maya. If you want to explore outside Costa Maya, you can travel by taxi, Jeep, bus, or golf cart.
Playa Del Carmen: Calica, five miles south of Playa Del Carmen, is where your ship will dock. There isn’t much activity here, so you’ll need transportation to the touristy Playa Del Carmen.
Roatan: Cruise ships dock at Roatan's capital, Coxen Hole. There aren't too many tourist attractions in Coxen Hole, so it is suggested to get a taxi, rental cars, motor bike, or bus to the more touristy Roatan destinations. Be careful driving, as not all of the roads are paved.