On this unforgettable journey from San Diego, California through the Panama Canal to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, enjoy incredible tropical scenery, a taste of Central American culture and history, and plenty of time to relax with fellow TourMagination travellers and a tour leader. The heart of the cruise is a day spent travelling through the engineering marvel of the Panama Canal. You could also see Mayan ruins and beautiful sunny beaches, meet locals in their homes, interact with dolphins, ride a zipline through a rainforest canopy, snorkel along a reef or take advantage of many other excellent daily activities and excursions.

Important note: Costs could increase if you sign up less than 90 days before a tour begins

Interior stateroom (no window or balcony)

Approx. 182-293 sq. ft.

Lower or upper decks, aft or forward

Ocean-view stateroom (window, no balcony)

Approx. 140-319 sq. ft.

Lower decks, mid-forward or mid-aft

Ocean-view stateroom (window, no balcony)

Approx. 140-319 sq. ft.

Lower or middle decks, mid-ship

Ocean-view stateroom (window, no balcony)

Approx. 140-319 sq. ft.

Lower decks, mid-ship

Ocean-view stateroom (sliding glass doors leading to promenade)

Approx. 196-240 sq. ft.

Middle decks, mid-ship

Verandah suite (floor-to-ceiling windows, private balcony)

Approx. 295-337 sq. ft. including balcony

Upper decks, aft

Verandah suite (floor-to-ceiling windows, private balcony)

Approx. 295-337 sq. ft. including balcony

Upper decks, mid-ship

Travel medical (out-of-country emergency) insurance and cancellation/interruption insurance are not mandatory but are highly recommended.

All rates shown are in effect at time of printing (June 2019). Although every effort is made to maintain the prices as established, TourMagination does reserve the right to adjust prices on this tour should it become necessary. The published price is guaranteed when paid in full. We accept check/cheque payments, and credit card payments. Please note that payments made using credit cards will be charged a 3% fee.

Embark your ship in San Diego and meet your fellow travellers as you settle in and prepare for your adventure.

As you travel south, acquaint yourself with the ship’s amenities and activities, including music performances, workshops, a spa, BBC Earth Experiences, and much more. Or just relax on deck and enjoy the spectacular ocean views.

At your first port of call, acquaint yourself with the colonial-era charm of Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific Ocean. Optional excursions include discovering the Mexican countryside on horseback, exploring Puerto Vallarta’s beautiful downtown including the Our Lady of Guadalupe Cathedral, or going on a Jeep safari ending with time to relax on the beach.

Continuing south along the Mexican coast, spend more time enjoying everything your well-appointed cruise ship has to offer.

Huatulco’s incredible natural scenery will not disappoint. Optional excursions include taking a sailboat through some of Huatulco’s most beautiful bays, going deep-sea fishing on a fully-equipped fishing boat, visiting local homes in small communities to get a glimpse into the heart of local culture, or going to the Hagia Sophia (Sacred Wisdom) project which provides regional farmers with more productive and environmentally friendly crops.

At Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala’s largest Pacific port, you’re perfectly located for access to many of the country’s attractions. Optional excursions include visiting the ancient ruins of Iximche to learn about Mayan history, taking a boat ride across the volcanic-formed Lake Atitlan which has been called the most beautiful lake in the world, exploring the city of Antigua including a shopping at a jade museum and factory, or visiting a coffee plantation with opportunity to taste the coffee they grow.

On your visit to the diverse and fascinating country of Nicaragua, Corinto is your gateway to discovery. Optional excursions include visiting the first botanic garden in Central America, interacting with Nicaraguan children at the educational centre Betania Foundation, exploring the Chorotega Museum to see a large collection of pre-Columbian artifacts, or touring the charming historical city of León.

At Puerto Caldera and its surrounding region, be introduced to Costa Rica’s many attractions. Optional excursions include meeting exotic wildlife at the Costa Rica Animal Rescue Centre, experiencing the thrill of travelling through the tropical forest canopy by zipline and aerial tram, observing the work of skilled artisans at an oxcart factory, or travelling through a mangrove forest on a comfortable open-sided boat to see local plants and animals.

As you look forward to tomorrow’s trip through the Panama Canal, continue to enjoy your cruise ship’s attractions.

The Panama Canal is a monument to the powers of human engineering, a route across the continent that was first completed over a century ago but continues to be a vital part of the modern shipping industry. The Panama Canal is considered by some to be one of the seven wonders of the modern world. As you marvel at the canal on your way through from Balboa to Cristobal, you’ll pass by colonial towns, historic fortresses and manmade lakes that are today home to sanctuaries for hundreds of different animal and plant species.

Having traversed to the other side of the Americas, continue your cruise as you round the northern coast of South America.

On the windswept island of Aruba, discover more tropical beauty. Optional excursions include a catamaran cruise along Aruba’s coastline at sunset, relaxing on one of Aruba’s white-sand beaches, visiting a butterfly farm and the incredible Ayo Rock Formation, or going snorkeling at reefs and shipwrecks.

Willemstad, the capital of Curaçao, was founded by the Dutch nearly 400 years ago. Its historic centre is a unique mix of Dutch and Caribbean influence, and the city is surrounded by natural wonders. Optional excursions include viewing sea life underwater in a semi-submarine, watching a charming traditional folkloric show, participating in an interactive dolphin program, or learning about two of Curaçao’s fascinating industries on visits to an ostrich farm and an aloe vera farm.

As you near the end of your cruise on your journey northwards once more, reflect on everything you’ve seen and experienced over the last weeks. You could even take advantage of the onboard digital workshop to learn how to edit, display, and share all the photographs you’ve taken on your travels.

Leave your cruise ship for the final time. Say farewell to your travelling companions as you journey back home, or take the time for one last optional excursion in the Fort Lauderdale area. Options include an airboat ride through the Everglades, a paddlewheel boat ride down the Intracoastal Waterway, or a visit to the impressive shopping complex at Sawgrass Mill Mall.