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Silver Ray · Südamerika

From the Caribbean to the Pacific: A Voyage of Discovery Along the Americas

12 nights · 15. January - 27. January 2028 · Miami → Lima (Callao)

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Twelve nights aboard Silver Ray sail from Miami through the Caribbean and the Panama Canal to Callao near Lima. The 728-guest vessel of Silversea's newest class pairs asymmetric open decks with the line's all-inclusive: butler service in every suite, premium wines and spirits, Wi-Fi and gratuities.

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Miami Start Cozumel Quintana Roo Puerto Limón Colon Panama Canal Transit Manta Lima (Callao) End
Miami → Lima (Callao) · approx. 0 nautical miles
Leg 1 · Sat, 15.01. · Embarkation

Miami

Karibik - Tropische Inseln mit türkisem Riff aus der Luft

Miami is the most important cruise port in the Caribbean and the gateway to Florida. The Art Deco quarter of South Beach, Cuban Little Havana and the Everglades wetlands make Miami the most colourful city on the US east coast.

Leg 2 · Sun, 16.01.

Cozumel Quintana Roo

Karibik - Weißer Strand mit Segelboot im türkisen Wasser

Cozumel is a flat coral-limestone island off the Yucatán Peninsula in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo. The main town of San Miguel lies on the sheltered western coast, off which the Cozumel Reef forms part of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef and ranks among the world's finest dive sites.

Leg 3 · Wed, 19.01.

Puerto Limón

Palmenstrand mit türkisfarbenem Wasser in der Karibik

The port town of Puerto Limón on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica is surrounded by tropical rainforest and serves as a gateway to the canals of Tortuguero National Park. Banana plantations and Afro-Caribbean culture shape the region.

Leg 4 · Thu, 20.01.

Colon

Delfine im klaren Wasser der Karibik

Colón sits at the Caribbean entrance of the Panama Canal. The canal - opened in 1914 and 80 kilometres long - is one of the great engineering wonders of humankind; 35 to 40 ships pass through it every day.

Leg 5 · Fri, 21.01.

Panama Canal Transit

Aerial view of Panama Canal on the Atlantic side

This 80-kilometre waterway crosses the Isthmus of Panama, joining Atlantic and Pacific via three lock systems and the artificially dammed Gatun Lake. One of the world's most spectacular feats of engineering, opened in 1914.

Leg 6 · Sun, 23.01.

Manta

Kap Hoorn

On Ecuador's Pacific coast in Manabí province, Manta is the second-largest port of the South American country and the main landing point for the tuna fleet. The long fishing beaches, the elevated lighthouse and the nearby Cabo San Lorenzo peninsula shape the cityscape on the open Pacific near the Equator.

Leg 7 · Wed, 26.01. · Disembarkation

Lima (Callao)

Sea Lions island - Beagle Channel, Ushuaia, Argentina

Peru's main Pacific port, nine kilometres west of the capital Lima. The old Real Felipe fortress once guarded the Spanish crown's silver trade, and today the harbour is a hub for cargo and cruise traffic.

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