14 nights · 5. December - 19. December 2026 · Bridgetown → Panama City
14 nights under white sails aboard the Star Clipper, from Bridgetown to Panama City. The voyage takes you through the Caribbean with volcanic peaks, colonial fortresses and unspoilt bays. Steady north-easterly trade winds turn every leg between the islands into a true sailing passage.Ports of callTobago Cays InselnSaint GeorgeBonaireWillemstadOranjestadSanta MartaCartagena (CO)San-Blas-InselnPanamakanalLife on boardThe Star Clipper is a classic fully rigged ship with four masts and 16 sails, 170 guests, sporty and unhurried in atmosphere, no dress code, open seating and two pools.
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Bridgetown is the capital of Barbados and boasts one of the best-preserved colonial city centres in the Caribbean, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. Barbados is regarded as the birthplace of Caribbean rum - a distillery tour is a must.
The Tobago Cays are five uninhabited small islands in the Grenadines, sheltered by a vast coral reef. Turquoise lagoon water, sea turtles for snorkelling and untouched nature make the Tobago Cays perhaps the most beautiful anchorage in the Caribbean.
Saint George's is the capital of Grenada and one of the most picturesque port towns in the Caribbean: colourful terraced houses on the slopes, a natural harbour basin and Fort George with panoramic views. Grenada is the "Spice Island" - nutmeg, cinnamon and cloves shape the cuisine and landscape.
Bonaire is the diving paradise of the ABC Islands. The entire coast is a marine national park, flamingo colonies live in the salt pans, and the central Washington-Slagbaai National Park reveals a stark volcanic landscape with cacti and iguanas.
Willemstad on Curaçao is one of the most vibrant UNESCO World Heritage cityscapes in the Caribbean: the colourful Dutch colonial buildings of the Handelskade are reflected in the harbour - in the 17th century Curaçao was the trading centre of the Dutch Caribbean. Curaçao is also known for the best coral diving in the Lesser Antilles.
Oranjestad is the capital of Aruba, the driest Caribbean island, with more than 200 days of sunshine a year. Arikok National Park with its cactus landscape and cave paintings, Palm Beach with its fine silver sand and the Alto Vista national monument are Aruba's main attractions.
Santa Marta sits on Colombia's Caribbean coast and is one of the oldest cities in South America. The town with its colonial old centre lies at the foot of the snow-capped Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.
Cartagena de Indias on Colombia's Caribbean coast is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The walled colonial old town with pastel-coloured palaces, the San Felipe fortress and the bougainvillea-filled balconies make Cartagena one of the most atmospheric colonial cities in Latin America.
Off Panama's Caribbean coast, more than 360 tiny islands and reefs make up the San Blas archipelago. The islands are autonomously governed by the indigenous Guna people, known for their intricate mola textile art.
Panama City sits at the Pacific entrance of the Panama Canal and combines a modern skyline with the colonial old town of Casco Viejo. The city is a hub for canal transits and excursions into the rainforest.
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