Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica (3PM - 4PM)
Join them on board and get to know your home for the week, its welcoming crew, and your fellow explorers. After a safety drill, begin the sail to Quepos, welcome drink in hand. Overnight at anchor.

Welcome to Quepos, a small town and gateway to the Manuel Antonio Reserve known for its tropical plants and wildlife. After lunch, join them on an optional Forest Canopy tour - this is a zip line across the jungle treetops! The ship will sail on to Playa Biesanz, a stunning beach located within the reserve where you’ll gather for a tropical-themed dinner on board, before a late night sail to Drake Bay. Overnight at sea.

Like much of Costa Rica, Drake Bay is a haven for wildlife. You’ll understand what they mean after an excursion through the tropical rainforest. Here, you’re almost guaranteed to see incredible species including red-eyed tree frogs, quetzals, tapirs, harpy eagles, white-lipped peccaries, monkeys, and scarlet macaws. A swim in the bay is sharing space with marlins, dolphins and pilot whales. See - they told you it’s impressive! In the early afternoon, they’ll start the sail to Golfito.

Hope you had a chance to take a dip in the ocean over the last few days, but if you were too busy wildlife spotting then today is your chance. Midday arrival at Granito de Oro - go on, dive off deck for swimming and snorkeling opportunities. After a barbecue back on deck, you'll sail to Coiba Island, Panama, the largest island in Central America and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here is your next chance to swim and snorkel, but first, take a walk with the naturalist to discover local forest life. Overnight at sea, en route to Iguana Island. It’s as intriguing as it sounds.

Start by saying, yes, there are iguanas at Iguana Island. But there is also so much more! This island was declared a wildlife sanctuary over 40 years ago and is a bird-watching paradise - including for frigate birds - and is also home to 17 different coral species, 350 species of tropical fish, and 200 species of invertebrates. Hike the island paths to see plenty of crabs and iguanas. Snorkel the shallow reefs to gaze at moray eels, rays, and turtles. One thing’s for sure, diving and snorkeling spots don’t come much better than this. **Overnight at sea**

Today, join the optional excursion to Darien National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Centre stretching across two continents: Panama in North America and Colombia in South America. You’ll meet the Panamanian Emberá, one of 7 indigenous groups native to the country. They’re sure you’ll be enthralled by their colorful crafts and well-preserved traditions. Then, back to the ship via a quick dip in a natural waterfall. After lunch on board, you sail to Panama City and dock at Flamenco Marina. Overnight at anchor.

This morning’s optional excursion is a tour of Casco Viejo, the historic Panama City. Discover its French and Spanish colonial architecture via squares, cathedrals, and churches. Back on board, you’ll enjoy lunch together before entering the Panama Canal where you cruise through the Pedro Miguel, Miraflores, and Gatun Locks before heading towards Colon.

Central America cruise comes to an end today, enjoy one last breakfast from 9AM to wish a fond farewell to your cabin mates.