Victory Cruise Lines has launched a brand new nine-night-all-inclusive cruise experience between Miami and Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula.
This voyage features three of the nation’s most reputable Mayan archaeological sites and cultural and historical highlights of the Mexican states of Campeche, Yucatan and Quintana Roo.
In the inaugural season that is between January and May 2019 the package has an all-inclusive three-day, two-night pre-or post-cruise stay at Mexico, Campeche that creates an 11-night all-inclusive cruise and land experience for the cost of the cruise alone.
Guests booking a winter 2019 cruise by 31st May, 2018 receive a person discount of $1,000 per person for a total savings of $2,000 per cabin.
The inaugural Grand Mayan Experience cruise departs The Port of Miami on 4th January, 2019 on the freshly remodeled¸202-passenger Victory II. It is the sister ship of the popular cruise ship Victory I. Bruce Nierenberg who is the Chairman of Victory Cruise Lines mentioned that not only are they the first cruise line to feature all three states of the Yucatan Peninsula but they are also pioneering the spontaneity of all-inclusive cruising with integrated land stays to get their guests closer to the people and the unique Mayan culture.
During the first season Victory Cruise Lines would operate The Grand Mayan Experience cruises to the Yucatan Peninsula from January through early May 2019.
The second season commences in November 2019 and ends in May 2020.
Exclusive features of the cruise comprise a private sunrise experience at Chiechen Itza, a special light and sound show at Campeche and a rare visit to a traditional Mayan healing ceremony.
Similar to all Victory cruises, the nine-night cruise portion of the journey would include five-star cuisine and service and unlimited house wines and spirits.
