Explore the historic Bay of Topolobampo, founded initially by north American settlers who came in the late 1800s with the idea of establishing a Socialist utopian community. From the yacht club, enjoy a relaxing two-hour cruise aboard a comfortable 42-foot boat. Your experienced captain will take you close to the playful dolphins that abound in the bay and play near the boat. Then, you will cru... more info

Holland America Line is thrilled to offer one of the world’s great train rides as a shore excursion for our guests. The Copper Canyon Train is a notch in the belt of serious travelers, and the canyon itself is legendary for its breathtaking scenery and stunning landforms. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. However, it is essential that you bring a spirit of adventure! T... more info

On your visit to the central area of Los Mochis, you will first view plantings of endemic and introduced plant species, colorful flowers and trees of the local garden park. The park has been neglected for many years, but the city is now embarking on an ambitious restoration program that will come to fruition over the next decade. Don’t miss the local regional museum that illustrates the... more info

Travel to the Indian village of Tehuecos where you will meet members of the Mayo tribe, related to the Apache and Navajo tribes of the old west, and see how they make pottery and other crafts. Watch the Mayo natives perform one of their ancient dances, then continue on to El Fuerte, a colonial city with lovely architectural highlights. On your walking tour, you will visit an 18th-century Spanis... more info

It is approximately a two-hour ride by motor coach to the colonial city of El Fuerte, where you will board a river raft for a 50-minute gentle float down a nearby river (no white water). The rafts carry eight persons each and you will be provided with a life vest. An escort will accompany the tour and will point out the tropical plants and birdlife seen along the river’s edge. A bird iden... more info

Many Marine biologists call Farallon Island “an ocean oasis” because of its abundance of pristine marine life. It has also been used as research center by oceanographers from major ecological organizations. This island is a huge rock and a refuge for many exotic forms of sea life in the middle of the blue ocean waters. It is a marine sanctuary teeming with marine life, birds and a s... more info

Enjoy a day at Topolobampo’s local beach just a 15 minute drive from the pier. A special VIP area is reserved exclusively for the Holland America Line guests. Lunch is at the best beach club restaurant-bar at Maviri Beach. Included is Topolobampo’s speciality of the house, pescado sarandeado (mesquite grilled and marinated fresh fish—the catch of the day) as well as o... more info

On the way to the city of Los Mochis, your guide will provide narration on the region and its culture, and will tell you about the all-important sugar industry that is the backbone of the local economy. Passing by the Sugar Factory, your guide will describe the sugar refining process and you will have a chance to try a piece of sugar cane. On the outskirts of Mochis city, you will pass agricultura... more info

All aboard a 40-foot boat departing from the marina yacht club. Enjoy snacks and an open bar during the 50-minute boat ride to a deserted sand dune island. Transfer by a smaller motorboat to the beach to enjoy the exclusive peace and beauty of this uninhabited, isolated beach. Admire the Sea of Cortez and lounge in the sun. A shade tent will be made available. Transportation is included to and ... more info

A night to remember! Board the fiesta boat to enjoy a beautiful sunset, live music, martinis, margaritas and wine. Enjoy cruising along Topolobampo Bay under the stars complete with the city lights of this small port, known as the Capri of the Pacific. Interact with the friendly dolphins as they swim alongside the boat. more info

Start with a journey back in time to about 100 years ago when the city of Los Mochis was founded by North American entrepreneur, Benjamin Johnston, who built the largest sugarcane empire on the American continent. Visit Mr. Johnston’s private garden park, designed by the same architect that built the Gone with the Wind movie sets and landscapes. In season, you can taste real suga... more info