Ensenada Cruise Reviews

This port was pretty much what I expected...not much to write home about since cruise ships have to sail to a foreign port to comply with US law and this was the closest south of the border. ...

We did the ship excursion "El Salto Hiking and Brewery". I wish the hike had been longer. They rate the experience as difficult, but I guess that's cruise-ship difficult. For two folks in late '50s in only moderate shape, this 2.25 mile roundtrip hike (with 3 stops for breaks) was not even remotely difficult. The area is lovely and I'm very glad we went...but I think we could easily have gone ...

None of the excursions appealed to me. Check out the sea lions on the end of the pier ...

We self quarantined. ...

Not much to see in this port. ...

Our last port after Hawaii prior to returning back to San Francisco one of the better ports we visited easy access to shops bars restaurants very vibrant traditional good place for souvenirs etc although we only had a few hours there ...

Ensenada was the port we briefly visited to comply with the requirement that the ship visit a port outside the US. The waterfront park at then end of the terminal was vibrant and thankfully free of "in your face" vendors. Note: "$" is also the symbol for Mexican pesos. A $35 bag of popcorn in Ensenada is 35 pesos (about 1.75 US dollars), not 35 US dollars. ...

Some didn't want to get off at this port, but from ship looked beautiful. We went over, people we not pushy or try to drag you into store. Enjoyed walking around ended up eating at very good restaurant there. ...

It was interesting to view this area. As we traveled to view the Blow Hole, it was sad to see that there were many poor areas in such a beautiful place. ...

Meh. Wouldn't have departed the ship except our covid testing person encouraged us to help support the local tourism. ...