7 nights · 19. February - 26. February 2027 · Puntarenas → Colón
Seven nights with Smithsonian Journeys take you from the Pacific through the Panama Canal to Colon. Le Laperouse leaves Puntarenas, anchors off the Manuel Antonio gateway of Quepos and off the remote beach of Playa del Muerto before the ship climbs the canal lock staircase. The Smithsonian scholarly programme places the accent on natural history, volcanology and tropical biodiversity. The voyage closes in the autonomous Guna Yala archipelago in front of Colon. The marina, 16 Zodiacs and Blue Eye Lounge open every leg, with premium all-inclusive throughout.
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Puntarenas lies on Costa Rica's Pacific coast and is the starting point for trips into the national parks of the Nicoya Peninsula …
Quepos lies on Costa Rica's central Pacific coast and is the gateway to the famous Manuel Antonio National Park …
The Fuerte Amador anchorage lies along the Amador Causeway near Panama City, where a raised roadway links several islands at the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal …
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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