12 nights · 7. December - 19. December 2026 · Fort-de-France → Colón
Twelve nights link the eastern Caribbean with the Atlantic gateway to the Panama Canal. From Martinique, Le Laperouse sails the arc of the Lesser Antilles, brushes Marie-Galante and the Tobago-adjacent Grenadines, calls at the Spanish fortress city of Cartagena and closes in the autonomous Guna Yala archipelago. Bonaire opens the coral world of the ABC islands and Santa Marta sits in the shadow of the Sierra Nevada. The 184 guests of the Explorer Class enjoy the marina, 16 Zodiacs and Blue Eye Lounge with premium all-inclusive throughout.
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The capital of Martinique glows in Caribbean colours, with Creole architecture, lively markets and French cuisine …
This almost circular Caribbean island in the Guadeloupe archipelago is famous for its rum distilleries Bielle, Bellevue and Père Labat, and for the ruins of historic sugar windmills …
On the west coast of the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia, Soufrière sits at the foot of the striking Pitons volcanic peaks …
Union Island in the southern Grenadines is known for its striking mountain silhouettes and serves as the lively gateway to the Tobago Cays region …
Mayreau is the smallest inhabited island of the Grenadines …
Santa Marta sits on Colombia's Caribbean coast and is one of the oldest cities in South America …
Cartagena is a port city on the Spanish Mediterranean coast in the Murcia region and home to one of the country's principal naval bases …
Over 300 islands and islets belonging to the indigenous Guna people - an autonomous territory of Panama …
Colón sits at the Caribbean entrance of the Panama Canal …
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