Costa Rica: a wild paradise

Itinerary

Fuerte Amador, the Panama Canal's Pacific terminus, lies at the end of a mile-long manmade causeway, built from the canal's waste materials. Nearby, Frank Gehry's colourful Biomuseo showcases Panama's biodiversity. Miraflores Locks' visitor centre tells the story of this legendary waterway. A short taxi ride away, modern Panama City has evolved around its two historic centres: the conquistador-era Panamá Viejo and 17th-century Casco Viejo.

Sea days are rarely dull. Take the time to sit back and let the world go by. The ship’s observation decks provide stunning views of the passing ocean. A day at sea gives you the opportunity to mingle with other passengers and share your experiences of this incredible trip or head to our library which is stocked full of reference books. Get an expert’s view in one of our on-board lectures or perhaps perfect your photography skills with invaluable advice from our onboard professional photographers.

The lively town of Quepos serves as a gateway to Manuel Antonio National Park, one of Costa Rica's top attractions. The park offers diverse landscapes, including mountains, mangrove forests, lagoons, beaches and vibrant rainforests. With over 350 species of birds and over 100 species of mammals, the Perezoso trail provides opportunities to spot wildlife, such as scarlet macaws, toucans, hawks, armadillos and sloths who hide in the guarumo trees.

A Rainmaker Forest and Waterfalls

Optional

04 h 30 m

Explore a peaceful place, surrounded by an untouched natural beauty that lies beyond the boundaries of your imagination
Explore the rainforest on easy trails and suspended bridges along with lookout platforms allowing you to observe waterfalls and witness the rich biodiversity this unique site has to offer
At the end of the walk a pristine waterfall pool will invite you to enjoy a refreshing dip if weather permits

Nature Walk & Beach at Manuel Antonio National Park

Included

04 h 30 m

The dense rainforest opens into small trails where your naturalist tour guide will acquaint you with all the information regarding the transitional forest
This walk is by far one of the best in the Central Pacific, and a great opportunity to get closer to the forest
After a short drive, your guided walk will lead you to the beach, where you will have time for sunbathing

Rainforest Extravaganza - With Lunch

Optional

05 h 30 m

Visit a property that is filled with crystal-waters creeks and surrounded by giant trees that you can only find in tropical jungles a land of an outstanding number of species of birds and butterflies
Enjoy the tranquility of this beautiful place, while you walk on easy trails

Skywalk in the Forest & Crocodile Safari

Optional

07 h 15 m

Disvocer the forest below with three suspended cable bridges; each bridge stretches between 270 and 330 feet, and all skim the top of the spectacular rainforest, up to 126 feet above the ground
Explore the Tarcoles River, near the Carara National Park. This area is known for its mangrove forests, holding within it four different species of mangroves: tea, black, red and white mangrove
Enjoy a delicious Typical lunch and you will have some time that will allow you to browse and purchase some souvenirs to take back home with you

Curu Wildlife Refuge in Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula has diverse trails through forests, mangroves and beaches. Part of a sustainable farm, it has 232 bird species, including parrots, woodpeckers, and scarlet macaws, and hosts howler and capuchin monkeys. The refuge also aids sea turtles like the Pacific ridley, hawksbill and green sea turtles through an eco-project focusing on artificial reef and coral restoration in Curu Bay.

Nature Walk at the Wildlife Refuge

Included

02 h 00 m

At the reserve your naturalist tour guide will introduce you to a variety of wildlife that thrives here, including up to 200 species of birds, capuchin and howler monkeys as well as lizards and spiders
The easy trail in Curu contains Costa Rica’s first private National Wildlife Refuge and is an example of a successful sustainable development program
Curú National Wildlife Refuge is managed sustainably to produce a profit and local employment, while also protecting its threatened and endangered forested habitats such as mangroves, tropical moist and dry forests, and coral reefs

Part of Curú Wildlife Refuge on Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula, Playa Quesera counts as one of the country's best beaches. This secluded spot with views of Isla Tortuga stands out with its white sands, aquamarine waters, rugged rock formations and swaying palms with tropical birds such as scarlet macaws overhead. Kayakers regularly ply the waters in this tranquil paradise.

The deep and well sheltered Golfo Dulce, or ‘Sweet Gulf’, borders the Osa Peninsula’s eastern shore. The northeast section of the gulf is part of the 35,000-acre Piedras Blancas National Park, a stunning tract of rainforest that used to be part of Corcovado, and still protects the same amazing biodiversity. As you explore the lush rainforest here, you’ll come face to face with some of the tallest trees in the world, you’ll also come across pretty waterfalls and perhaps also toucans, macaws, anteaters, sloths, howler monkeys and more.

Calathea Botanical Garden

Included

03 h 00 m

Discover a magical place where you will learn about the wonderful world of tropical plants
Try to spot colourful birds, and enjoy the large number of species living in the garden
Learn about the bio diversity of the region

Dolphin Watch & Beach Scape

Optional

04 h 00 m

Explore a place known by ¨National Geographic to be the most biologically intense area on Earth.... A place where large groups of dolphins, sea turtles, and manta rays swim in clear blue tropical waters in an amazing show
You will learn about the biological behavior and habits of the wildlife that you will spot, as you sail across the area
If weather permits there will be leisure time, where you can enjoy and swim in the placid waters of a local beach

Piedras Blancas National Park

Included

04 h 00 m

Explore Piedras Blancas National Park, considered by many experts to have the best birdwatching in Costa Rica
Enjoy a short sightseeing drive in the coastal area of Golfito
Visit the mysterious stone spheres and the old train locomotive that was used in the 18th century to transfer the crops from the fields to the port

Pre-Columbian Stone Spheres at a UNESCO site

Optional

07 h 00 m

Visit Finca 6, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the four archaeological collections of unique stone spheres located in chiefdom settlements from the Pre-Columbian period (500-1500 CE)
Discover a collection of stone spheres, between 0.7 m and 2.57 m (8.5 ft) in diameter, whose meaning, use, and production remain largely a mystery. The spheres are distinctive for their perfection, number, size, and density, and placed in original locations."
After this amazing encounter with the past, replenish with a savory Costa Rican lunch before returning to the pier

Ocean Kayak Adventure

Optional

03 h 00 m

Birdwatchers will be delighted with the variety of seafowl that commonly includes pelicans, frigate birds, egrets, and more
Keep your eyes open as sometimes pods of bottle-nosed dolphins stay in the area before or after their daily activities in the open waters of the gulf
You will stop at a nice beach where you will take a break to relax and enjoy some nicely presented fresh fruits and snacks before returning to Golfito

Cebaco Island, a private island in the Gulf of Montijo off Panama's coast, captivates nature lovers. Verdant forests host diverse flora and fauna, while pristine beaches line the coast. The island's marine life thrives, showcasing vibrant fish in coral reefs, graceful rays in the depths, and majestic sea turtles navigating with unhurried grace.

Leisurely Beach Rainforest Nature Walk with your Expedition Team

Included

03 h 00 m

Discover the biodiversity of this true paradise Island
Marvel at the breathtaking natural beauty and feel the serene atmosphere
Spot some of the most beautiful birds in the world

Snorkelling Activities with your Expedition Team

Included

02 h 00 m

Enjoy the pristine white sand, crystal-clear waters, and the peaceful atmosphere.
Be delighted by the vibrant underwater world surrounding Cebaco Island
Explore the coral reefs teeming with colorful fish, sea turtles, and other marine life

The authentic Emberá tribe live in the Darien Jungle, and rarely receive outside visitors.They rely on the jungle, using its plants for food, medicine and clothing. This is a unique opportunity to meet the indigenous people and discover their local customs.This visit offers an immersive look at an ancient culture still thriving in the Panamanian wilderness.

Exploring Embera Village with the Expedition Team

Included

04 h 00 m

Stop in the beautiful Darien region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on the outskirts of Darien National Park
Watch tattoo-covered locals perform traditional dances and admire their intricate jewelry
Shop for souvenirs, such as carvings made from cocobolo wood and tagua nut (vegetable ivory)

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$ 4,865

Double

$ 2,780

		Adult Fare
Single		$ 4,865
Double		$ 2,780

Oceanview M4

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$ 5,215

Double

$ 2,980

		Adult Fare
Single		$ 5,215
Double		$ 2,980

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Balcony D5

25 m²

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$ 6,440

Double

$ 3,680

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Single		$ 6,440
Double		$ 3,680

Balcony M5

25 m²

Balcony Staterooms measure 25m² (269ft²) – including a 5m<...

Adult Fare

3^rd or 4^th Guest

Single

$ 6,615

Double

$ 3,780

		Adult Fare
Single		$ 6,615
Double		$ 3,780

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40 m²

Suites feature a king size bed, and have a separate living room, with a flame-ef...

Adult Fare

3^rd or 4^th Guest

Single

$ 9,960

Double

$ 4,980

Triple

$ 2,490

Quad

$ 2,490

		Adult Fare
Single		$ 9,960
Double		$ 4,980

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Balcony D6

25 m²

Balcony Staterooms measure 25m² (269ft²) – including a 5m<...

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3^rd or 4^th Guest

Single

$ 6,965

Double

$ 3,980

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Single		$ 6,965
Double		$ 3,980

Suite

40 m²

Suites feature a king size bed, and have a separate living room, with a flame-ef...

Adult Fare

3^rd or 4^th Guest

Single

$ 9,960

Double

$ 4,980

Triple

$ 2,490

Quad

$ 2,490

		Adult Fare
Single		$ 9,960
Double		$ 4,980

Premium Suite

47 m²

Premium Suites have a king size bed, separate living room, and flame-effect fire...

Adult Fare

3^rd or 4^th Guest

Single

$ 11,160

Double

$ 5,580

Triple

$ 2,790

Quad

$ 2,790

		Adult Fare
Single		$ 11,160
Double		$ 5,580

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Costa Rica: a wild paradise

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Trip Highlights

Itinerary

A Rainmaker Forest and Waterfalls

Nature Walk & Beach at Manuel Antonio National Park

Rainforest Extravaganza - With Lunch

Skywalk in the Forest & Crocodile Safari

Nature Walk at the Wildlife Refuge

Calathea Botanical Garden

Dolphin Watch & Beach Scape

Piedras Blancas National Park

Pre-Columbian Stone Spheres at a UNESCO site

Ocean Kayak Adventure

Leisurely Beach Rainforest Nature Walk with your Expedition Team

Snorkelling Activities with your Expedition Team

Exploring Embera Village with the Expedition Team

YOUR SUITE TYPE

Oceanview D4

Oceanview M4

Balcony D5

Balcony M5

Balcony D6

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Premium Suite

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Oceanview D4

Oceanview M4

Deck 5

Balcony D5

Balcony M5

Suite

Deck 6

Balcony D6

Suite

Premium Suite

Costa Rica: a wild paradise

1

Details

Trip Highlights

Itinerary

A Rainmaker Forest and Waterfalls

Nature Walk & Beach at Manuel Antonio National Park

Rainforest Extravaganza - With Lunch

Skywalk in the Forest & Crocodile Safari

Nature Walk at the Wildlife Refuge

Calathea Botanical Garden

Dolphin Watch & Beach Scape

Piedras Blancas National Park

Pre-Columbian Stone Spheres at a UNESCO site

Ocean Kayak Adventure

Leisurely Beach Rainforest Nature Walk with your Expedition Team

Snorkelling Activities with your Expedition Team

Exploring Embera Village with the Expedition Team

YOUR SUITE TYPE

Oceanview D4

Oceanview M4

Balcony D5

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Balcony D6

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Oceanview D4

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Deck 5

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Balcony D6

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