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Princess Cruises

Baja Peninsula & Sea of Cortez

Mexico

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Your Ship

Grand Princess

The largest ship in the world in 1998, and still working

Aboard

  • The largest and most expensive passenger ship ever built when delivered in 1998
  • Name ship of the Grand class, a platform Princess and P&O built on until 2010
  • Too wide for the original Panama Canal locks at 118 feet of beam
  • The Piazza and The Sanctuary, both retrofitted in 2011
  • A 79-night Circle Pacific voyage, one of the longest itineraries the line sells

Ashore

Where You Stop

Los Angeles

Cabo San Lucas

Mexico

The Mexican Riviera

The West Coast's answer to the Caribbean, Cabo's granite arch, Puerto Vallarta's old town and Mazatlán's malecón, all within a week of Los Angeles.

Best Time to Go
October through April, when the Pacific is calm and dry
Typical Length
4 to 7 nights
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Vibrant port with boats and ships in Ensenada, B.C., Mexico, under a bright summer sky.
Ensenada, Mexico
Stunning aerial view of Catalina Island's harbor with boats and scenic mountains.
The Catalina Islands

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The Same Trip, Other Weeks

The identical itinerary on this ship, priced by departure. Fares move week to week, and the difference is often larger than anything else on this page.

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September 25, 2026This sailing
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