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The best on land brought to you by the best at sea. Get to the heart of local cultures with Windstar shore excursions. You don't want to just dip a toe in local culture, you want to dive into the deep end, and that's exactly what Windstar shore excursions are designed to do. All of our excursion are created to provide authentic local experience - the kind travelers like you are looking for. And with more than 2,500 excursions to choose from, you can experience your destination in whatever way is most meaningful to you. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a foodie, a history buff, or someone who loves to get to know the faces behind the many places we travel.

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Sat Mar 8

Puerto Caldera

Arrive:

Depart:6:00 PM

Watersports Platform:

4 Available

Located on the Gulf of Nicoya, the small town of Puerto Caldera is one of Costa Rica’s top attractions, perfect for travelers who like more off the beaten path destinations where the native Tico lifestyle can be experienced. It is the gateway to San Jose, Jaco and the big city of Puntarenas, plus Los Suenos and Tortuga Island. Carara National Park is nearby, the rainforest home to crocodiles, over 400 species of birds and is considered the most likely place to see scarlet macaws.

4 Shore Excursions Available

Puerto Caldera: San Jose City Tour with Transfer to Airport Culture | Sightseeing | Essentials Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$189

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Arriving to San Jose, the capital and largest city in Costa Rica, San Jose has a lot to offer its visitors that hail from around the world. It is a contrasted city with exhilarating expressions of history, traditions, art and architecture. The tour will begin with an initial orientation and drive through the beautiful Sabana Park. Next, you will take a walking tour through the historic National Theater. Completed in 1897, the theater is a masterpiece in art and architecture. Afterwards, you will visit one of the many unique museums of Costa Rica, The Pre-Columbian Gold Museum which has an extraordinary collection of gold objects that reflect the world view, social structure, and gold-working techniques of the Pre-Columbian peoples of Costa Rica. The exhibition showcases the use and function of the pieces, the technology of their fabrication, and their relationship to the natural world and the daily life of these societies. The collection consists of 1,600 pieces of Pre-Columbian gold work that date from 500 A.D. to 1500 A.D. After this extraordinary museum tour, you will continue heading to the National Museum, Atlantic Ferrocarril Station. Rail transport in Costa Rica is under the ownership of Instituto Costarricense de Ferrocarriles (INCOFER). The Estación al Atlántico (Atlantic Station) today serves as the San José hub for the commuter train to Heredia and Cartago provinces.

Please note: Travel will be along winding roads. Earliest flight time is 3 p.m. to allow for 3-hour check-in required for international flights.

Mar 8, Sat 7:45 AM3/8/2025 7:45:00 AMPTC-CITY-&-AIR

Puerto Caldera: San Jose City Tour with Transfer to Windstar Hotel Culture | Sightseeing | Essentials Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$189

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Arriving to San Jose, the capital and largest city in Costa Rica, San Jose has a lot to offer its visitors that hail from around the world. It is a contrasted city with exhilarating expressions of history, traditions, art and architecture. The tour will begin with an initial orientation and drive through the beautiful Sabana Park. Next, you will take a walking tour through the historic National Theater. Completed in 1897, the theater is a masterpiece in art and architecture. Afterwards, you will visit one of the many unique museums of Costa Rica, The Pre-Columbian Gold Museum which has an extraordinary collection of gold objects that reflect the world view, social structure, and gold-working techniques of the Pre-Columbian peoples of Costa Rica. The exhibition showcases the use and function of the pieces, the technology of their fabrication, and their relationship to the natural world and the daily life of these societies. The collection consists of 1,600 pieces of Pre-Columbian gold work that date from 500 A.D. to 1500 A.D. After this extraordinary museum tour, you will continue heading to the National Museum, Atlantic Ferrocarril Station. Rail transport in Costa Rica is under the ownership of Instituto Costarricense de Ferrocarriles (INCOFER). The Estación al Atlántico (Atlantic Station) today serves as the San José hub for the commuter train to Heredia and Cartago provinces. You will be transferred to your Windstar Hotel.

Please note: Travel will be along winding roads. There may be a stop to drop off Windstar guests at the airport before the final stop at the Windstar Hotel.

Mar 8, Sat 7:45 AM3/8/2025 7:45:00 AMPTC-CITY-&-HTL

Puerto Caldera: Doka Coffee Tour & Oxcart Workshop with Transfer to Windstar HotelCulture | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing | Refreshments

Duration5.5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy

$209

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This tour represents the most remarkable and pure coffee and oxcart tradition and history in Costa Rica. The tradition of the oxcarts is linked to the coffee production and harvest in the early years of the country. Despite modern means of production and transit, oxcarts are still symbols of prosperity and wealth. You will travel by bus to a coffee plantation. The property is surrounded by 640 acres of a prime coffee plantation, where the secrets of a real good cup of coffee are carefully held. From the plantation entrance, your tour guide will explain how organic coffee is grown, harvested, and processed to produce some of the world’s finest coffee beans. You will learn about Costa Rican history and have the opportunity to taste a freshly roasted cup of coffee. After this visit you will travel 1.5 hours to the town of Sarchi, known as the Cradle of Costa Rican Artisans because of its fine workshops. Here you will have time to observe the work of the local artisans as they create their famous oxcarts. There will be time for you to shop for souvenirs prior to the 1.5 hour drive back to your hotel.

Please note: Bring water, sunscreen, bug spray and an umbrella.

Mar 8, Sat 7:45 AM3/8/2025 7:45:00 AMPTC-DOKACOF&HTL

Puerto Caldera, Sloth Sanctuary, Artisanal Craft Beer & Airport Transfer Wildlife | Sightseeing | Dining | Essentials Collection

Duration4.5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy-Moderate

$145

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At the port you will be greeted by your naturalist guide and board the air conditioned bus for a relaxing 75-minute drive through the countryside. Along the way, your guide will provide you with fascinating information regarding Costa Rica’s culture and history, and you will have the opportunity to ask questions. This is an exclusive tour into the elusive Costa Rica Animal Rescue Center, located in the town of Turrucares, an old fashioned town. Never before has a cruise ship guest had an all access pass to the most amazing fauna conservation effort in the country and had the chance to interact first hand with all the wildlife imaginable; toucans, hawks, monkeys, sloths, tamanduas, ant eaters, and parrots are some of the few animals you may encounter in this magical location where the foundation is working endlessly to restore all of these animals to good health so they can later be released back into the wild. At the conclusion of your unforgettable morning, you’ll re-board your private coach and enjoy a delightful 30-minute ride through the countryside to Brasil de Mora, situated on the outskirts of San José. At Costa Rica's Craft Brewing Co. you will see first-hand how Costa Ricans have integrated their “pura vida” lifestyle into what has been considered one of the 100 best breweries in the world and see first-hand how the process to make quality beer is developed, and above all get to enjoy a beer tasting session with these fine brews. Finish off your tour with a hearty lunch of food cooked and stewed in the beer itself. Finally you will be dropped off at the Juan Santamaria International Airport.

Please note: Wear comfortable clothes, closed-toe shoes, and bring a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent and credit card. This tour is for disembarking guests with flights 3 p.m. or later. This tour concludes at the airport.

Mar 8, Sat 7:30 AM3/8/2025 7:30:00 AMPTC-SLOTH-&-AIR

Sun Mar 9

Quepos

Arrive:7:00 AM

Depart:6:00 PM

Watersports Platform:

5 Available

The former banana-exporting town of Quepos is your basecamp for a day of rainforest adventure. Take a walk along trails that weave up to waterfalls, or ride horseback to a beautiful jungle pool. A float trip through a mangrove swamp populated by monkeys, crocodiles, egrets, and herons is also available. Or you may choose a nature walk through Manuel Antonio National Park, with its lovely beaches, easy trails, and abundant animal life.

5 Shore Excursions Available

Quepos: Mangrove Wildlife & Boat Cruise Wildlife | Refreshments | Boating | Essentials Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy

$139

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A boat ride through the mangroves is like visiting another world. The species of trees that grow in the mixed waters of the ocean and the river make a unique and very fragile ecosystem. Most of these trees grow along the estuary, developing an aerial root system. As the tide goes down the roots become suspended in the air creating a perfect home for crabs and caimans. In the upper part of the forest you will see monkeys and a great variety of birds including herons, egrets, and spoonbills. The launch will take you to a private property for refreshments as your naturalist tour guide gives you more information about this amazing ecosystem. Your shaded boat will then take you deep into the mangroves, where you will try to spot all the incredible wildlife making their home there. After a 2- hour boat ride you will arrive at the village where transportation will be waiting to drive you back to the ship. An optional drop off in Quepos is also available, where you will find several restaurants and shops.

Please note: Wear light clothing, good walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent.

Mar 9, Sun 7:30 AM3/9/2025 7:30:00 AMQPS-BOAT-CRUISE

Quepos: Traditional Culinary Experience Dining | Culture | Essentials Collection

Duration5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy

$209

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Experience a fun and informative tour of local cuisine, learn where the organic ingredients come from, how dishes are prepared, and how to recreate recipes at home. Once in the small town of Londres, at a private ranch and dining area, you will be greeted by the team. They will proceed to guide you through the garden to pick out some finishing flavors, colors and textures for your meal. Now, to the preparation guided by their expert local cooks. Participate in the kitchen and experience the process of making corn tortillas by hand, exotic “ceviches” with plantain, rice cooked the old-fashioned way, chicken in a hearty tomato sauce, “picadillos” and more. Once you sit down for your meal, not only will your appetite be satiated but also your curiosity for Costa Rican local flavors. Let your imagination soar on how to recreate at home with your own seasonal ingredients. There will be leisure time available for you to explore the ranch.

Please note: Wear light comfortable clothing.

Mar 9, Sun 9:00 AM3/9/2025 9:00:00 AMQPS-CULINARY

Quepos: Rainforest Horseback, Cascades & BBQ Horseback | Dining | Wildlife | Essentials Collection

Duration5.75 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$159

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This is an excursion for adrenaline lovers. You will be picked up at La Marina and go to the property where you will start your horseback riding tour. During the 30-minute drive to Londres - where the tour starts - your guide will give you an interesting briefing about the history of Quepos. Once you reach Londres you will set foot on a picturesque property that has bathrooms, stables, a corral and an open air waiting area. You will receive riding instructions, safety tips and practice time, before heading out to explore the rainforest. This tour will allow you to uncover the exotic secrets that lie within this secondary rainforest. The maximum altitude of this area is 1,900 feet. You will ride through the mountains without reaching the mountain top. Your horse ride lasts about 2.5 hours (round trip) and it will be highlighted by amazing valley views, verdant vegetation and numerous wildlife species such as birds and reptiles. At the end of the trail there is a beautiful waterfall where you will be able to rest for about 30 minutes. You can lie on the grass or take a swim or both! After the break, you will return by the same trail. Back to the stables; enjoy a refreshing beer and Costa Rican-style BBQ, just as a real cowboy would do!

Please note: This tour is not suitable for guests without any horseback riding experience or who may not be comfortable around horses. Children riding alone must be at least 6 years old. Maximum weight for riders is 235 pounds. Bring suntan lotion, sunglasses, a camera, a hat/ visor, insect repellent and bathing suit. Wear long pants and comfortable hiking shoes. Signed waiver is required.

Mar 9, Sun 8:30 AM3/9/2025 8:30:00 AMQPS-HORSEBACK

Quepos, Concierge Collection: Santa Juana Rural Mountain Adventure Watersports | Outdoors | Dining | Culture | Concierge Collection

Duration6 Hours

Activity LevelStrenuous

$219

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Experience a unique piece of Costa Rican rural heritage just about an hour from Quepos on a scenic country drive by van. This guided nature, conservation, and cultural expedition takes you along the lush, jungle-shrouded slopes of the nearby Fila Chonta Mountains to the farm village of Santa Juana. You will enjoy exploring along the 1.5-mile user-friendly nature trail as your guide will share knowledge of this pristine sanctuary of flora and fauna where both the Rodeo and Paquita Rivers are born. You will continue to where you can swim beneath the pristine waterfalls that feed the Rodeo River. You will have free time to fish for tilapia or explore the tropical gardens and waterfalls. You will visit the tiny farm village of Santa Juana, overlooking the panoramic coastline of the Pacific Ocean as you enjoy an authentic Campesino (country) lunch in a typical village rancho, co-hosted by members of the local community.

Please note: This tour is not wheelchair accessible. The road is bumpy and winding and there are stairs involved. This tour includes a light breakfast and a buffet lunch. There is an option for swimming so wear your bathing suit under your clothes.

Mar 9, Sun 8:30 AM3/9/2025 8:30:00 AMQPS-MTADVENTURE

Duration4.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$139

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Manuel Antonio National Park is the jewel of Costa Rica's large number of national parks. Its fragile rainforest ecosystem shelters a variety of wildlife including mammals and tropical birds. The dense rainforest opens into small trails where your naturalist tour guide will acquaint you with all the information regarding the transitional forest. Another great attraction is the white-sand beach that meets the jungle. The park protects 683 hectares of tropical rainforest and over 1,000 different species of flora. This walk is by far one of the best in the Central Pacific, and a great opportunity to get closer to the forest. The trail followed will be a moderate walk with paths made out of gravel, dirt, and sand. There are also exposed roots that you need to manage. After a 20-minute drive your 1.5-hour guided walk will lead you to the beach where you will have time for sunbathing or swimming. At the end of this walk your naturalist tour guide will prepare a tropical fruit buffet to regain your energy and then you will head back to Quepos where an optional drop off in the town of Quepos will be available.

Please note: In order to enter the National Park, we are required to submit your full name, passport number, age and nationality. We will need this information more than 72 hours in advance and there will be no cancellations within 72 hours of departure. This shore excursion is non-refundable. If you booked Trip Protection through Windstar Cruises this shore excursion is covered under the trip protection plan. As a result, your trip protection premium will increase. The walking is moderate with some uphill climbs. It is recommended to wear light clothing, good walking shoes/hiking boots, a hat, sunscreen, water, and insect repellent. Wear a bathing suit under your clothes and bring a towel if you want to sunbathe at the beach. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Remain hydrated as the temperature is usually humid and hot. Manuel Antonio Park is considered one of most visited National Parks in Costa Rica. Please expect congestion in the park and long lines at the park’s only entrance. The early start will help reduce wait time and increase chances to view wildlife.

Mar 9, Sun 7:30 AM3/9/2025 7:30:00 AMQPS-PARK-WALK

Mon Mar 10

Golfo Dulce

Arrive:8:00 AM

Depart:5:00 PM

Watersports Platform:

5 Available

Picture Jurassic foliage growing down steep hillsides all the way to the waterline, the hoots of monkeys echoing through trees choked by orchids. Golfo Dulce is one of Costa Rica’s most biodiverse areas, where both the jungle and the sea brim with life. Explore the canals by kayak in search of javelinas, butterflies, and more bird species than in all of North America. This port is accessed with a wet landing.

5 Shore Excursions Available

Golfo Dulce: Day Pass to Botanika Rainforest ResortBeach | Essentials Collection | Outdoors | Refreshments

Duration6.5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy

$135

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A brief transfer from Jimenez leads to one of the most stunning and vibrant retreats in the vicinity - Botánika Osa Peninsula, a part of the Curio Collection by Hilton, nestled in the untouched tropical beauty of Costa Rica’s southwest coast. The rugged and secluded Osa region offers a glimpse into Costa Rica’s history while providing an escape from the ordinary. This resort seamlessly blends with nature, offering top-tier amenities and the exceptional service Hilton is known for. Revel in a natural lagoon-style pool and prioritize wellness while embracing the distinctiveness of this breathtaking locale. Food and drinks are available for purchase with a selection of fresh fruit juices, local artisanal brews, and Costa Rican-inspired exotic cocktails available to order. Or indulge in a contemporary bar menu featuring tapas, ceviche, Peruvian-style “tiraditos,” crisp salads, and the town's finest burgers, all within the backdrop of the expansive lagoon-style pool, creating an open and refreshing atmosphere.

Please note: You will be offered a complimentary non-alcoholic welcome drink upon arrival at the resort, there will be additional drinks and snacks available for purchase. Please note, the Cahui Beach club facilities are not included. We recommend you wear beach attire, bring a towel, extra change of clothing, sunscreen, and a hat. This port involves a wet landing, so please bring your sandals or water shoes.
Mar 10, Mon 9:00 AM3/10/2025 9:00:00 AMPJM-BOTANICAL

Golfo Dulce, Concierge Collection: Chocolate Farm - A Sweet Experience Outdoors | Wildlife | Refreshments | Walking | Concierge Collection

Duration4 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$185

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Experience the interesting cacao manufacturing process by visiting a traditional cacao plantation at Kobo Farm. Board your minivan for the 25-minute drive to this untouched and mystical area, where you will see the cacao forest, the flowers, and fruit. The history and culture of this tropical crop reaches back to the Mayas. You will learn about the origin of the cacao tree, the history, the first contact with Europeans, and the principal disease called monilia. You will take a guided walk where you will see different species of cacao fruit, take a break in this beautiful spot and taste fresh fruit from the “chocolate tree.” You will be shown the various steps of making good chocolate and have the opportunity to taste a wonderful chocolate fondue with fresh fruit and homemade banana bread from the farm in the middle of a tropical garden.

Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes as you will be walking over both paved and dirt paths. It also involves a wet landing so bring your sandals or water shoes as well. Bring your hat, sunscreen, insect repellent and sunglasses. The guide will be waiting for you at the chocolate farm.

Mar 10, Mon 8:30 AM3/10/2025 8:30:00 AMPJM-CHOC-FARM

Golfo Dulce: Dolphin Watch & Enchanted Beach Wildlife | Beach | Boating | Refreshments | Essentials Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy

$205

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Costa Rica’s warm seas are home to one of the most biologically diverse marine habitats in the world. The best place to observe these magnificent mammals is in the waters off the Osa Peninsula. You will board your boat and head for a place known by ¨National Geographic to be “the most biologically intense area on earth.” A place where large groups of dolphins swim in clear blue tropical waters putting on an amazing show! As you cruise around the bay your tour will be enhanced by the informative commentary provided by a trained naturalist guide. You will learn about the biology, behavior and habits of the wildlife you will spot. You will have amazing photo opportunities and if weather permits you will have free time to swim in the serene waters of Punta Encanto (Enchanted Beach).

Please note: This tour is not recommended for those with limited mobility or back problems as it involves an optional nature walk over a gravel surface and the boat ride might get bumpy.

Mar 10, Mon 8:30 AM3/10/2025 8:30:00 AMPJM-DOLPHIN

Golfo Dulce: Oceans & Canals Kayaking Watersports | Wildlife | Refreshments | Beach | Essentials Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelStrenuous

$149

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Go across Golfo Dulce where life goes at a slow pace and through the humid mangroves with the squeaking sounds of the unique scarlet macaws that mingle in this area, the most common birds. Your kayak guides will be waiting with your kayaks and paddles ready for you to begin this fun experience! Paddle up the mangrove estuary with the rising tide until you can go no further and return with the falling tide, dragging your kayak across the sand spit and into the Golfo Dulce to cruise the shoreline, stopping to swim at the best beach. Pods of bottle-nosed porpoises return daily along this coast on their way to the open Pacific, affording a great chance to view them.

Please note: This tour is operated at high tide only. A waiver is required and there is a weight restriction of 235 lbs. Wear light clothes, hat or visor, sunscreen, and sun glasses. Wear your bathing suit under your clothes for those who want to swim at the beach and bring a towel.

Mar 10, Mon 8:30 AM3/10/2025 8:30:00 AMPJM-KAYAK

Duration4 Hours

Activity LevelEasy-Moderate

$205

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Explore the rainforest of the Osa Peninsula on a guided tour through a locally owned small preserve. The Valverde family protected this small area in La Perica on the Osa Peninsula from being developed into farmland like much of the region. After a brief orientation with your knowledgeable English speaking guide, you’ll spend 90 minutes walking the trails with your guide looking for wildlife and learning the history of the preserve. Sloths, macaws, and other wildlife are attracted to this peaceful and well-preserved forested area. After your tour of the preserve, you’ll enjoy fresh fruit, homemade empanadas, and refreshments.

Please note: It’s recommended that guests wear sandals or water shoes as this tour involves a wet landing. Additionally, guests should bring comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, and sunglasses.

Mar 10, Mon 12:00 PM3/10/2025 12:00:00 PMPJM-WALKING

Tue Mar 11

Isla Parida

Arrive:8:00 AM

Depart:6:00 PM

Watersports Platform:

4 Available

Located within a Nature Preserve of 50 islands, and part of Chiriqui Marine National Park lovely Isla Parida boasts magnificent beaches, one of which is over 1,300 feet long. The crystal clear waters stay at 82 degrees year round and are filled with marine life. There are numerous hardwood trees like teak, mahogany, and eucalyptus, and fruit trees like mango, banana and coconut trees. Here you will be treated to Windstar's Signature Beach Party on a secluded beach that faces the Pacific Ocean.

4 Shore Excursions Available

Isla Parida, Archipelago Cruising for Dolphins & MonkeysBoating | Essentials Collection | Outdoors | Sightseeing | Wildlife

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy-Moderate

$209

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Explore a local estuary system in Gulf of Chiriqui via Panga boat. Meet your captain and board a local Panga boat. Venture to the other side of Isla Parida to find beaches and mangrove-covered shorelines, where monkeys are known to be active. Afterward, enjoy a stunning cruise between the many islands, appreciating the turquoise waters and lush foliage on each island you pass. The islands within the Gulf of Chiriquí National Marine park are mostly inhabited, only a few mansions and boutique hotels dot the landscapes. As you circle around these beautiful islands and head back to the ship, the captain will explore the areas home to many local bottlenose and spinner dolphins.

Mar 11, Tue 8:30 AM3/11/2025 8:30:00 AMIPD-DOLPHINS

Isla Parida, Concierge Collection: Chiriqui Gulf Fishing Tour Wildlife | Boating | Watersports | Concierge Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$685

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The inshore fishing in Central America is often overlooked due to the phenomenal offshore fishing that grabs headlines, but it is equally as exciting and even more diverse. You can catch over 20 different species of game fish while inshore fishing. For the anglers who aren’t interested in trolling offshore all day you can cast poppers, slow-troll live bait, or go jigging as the inshore action is consistent and exciting. Along the Pacific coastlines of the Isla Parida archipelago you can fish the volcanic coastline and countless islands for Jacks, Mackerel, big Cubera Snapper, Snook, and the famous Roosterfish. The unique dorsal fin and hard fighting ability of the Roosterfish make it one of the most sought after species for many salt water anglers!

Please note: This is a catch-and-release fishing activity. Caught fish are not allowed to be brought back on board. Wear light clothing and comfortable shoes. Bring your swimsuit, towel, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, camera, and insect repellent. Your boat will be guided by an experienced captain and mate. You will be provided with top-of-the line tackle and gear, bait sodas, bottled water, beer, all required safety equipment including life jackets, throw devise, fire extinguishers, smoke and flare devices, ship-to-shore radio and first aid kit.

Mar 11, Tue 9:45 AM3/11/2025 9:45:00 AMIPD-FISHING

Isla Parida, Hiking on Parida Island Hiking | Sightseeing | Wildlife | Essentials Collection

Duration2.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$75

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The rainforest is filled with over 1,000 teak, mahogany, eucalyptus, and many of other trees, plants and fauna. Your hike will approximately and 1 ½ hours in significant to extreme heat and humidity and the level of difficulty is moderate to strenuous. You will disembark your ship and take tenders to the beach where you will be met by certified bilingual guides. Isla Parida represents one of the world’s few remaining “undiscovered” places. Adventure off the beaten path to explore the wondrous ecology of the island, from beautiful flowers and rare vegetation to iguanas and rare birds. Along the way you’ll enjoy a viewpoint stop to see neighboring islands.

Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes, and shorts or long pants, a t-shirt or light shirt, your swimsuit, towel, and a hat. Bring insect repellent, your sunglasses, and your camera. You will be provided with water. Also it is recommended to bring additional clothes to change after the walk experience. Please do not bring valuable items to this tour.

Mar 11, Tue 8:30 AM3/11/2025 8:30:00 AMIPD-HIKING

Isla Parida, Island Hopping with Snorkel Boating | Sightseeing | Snorkeling | Essentials Collection

Duration3 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$165

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Isla Parida is surrounded by the Chiriqui National Marine Park — and this means there are dozens of untouched islands. Set sail into open waters for the chance to explore the Gulf of Chiriqui’s stunning islets on an island hopping adventure. Picture iconic crescent moon beaches, soaring palm trees, white- sand beaches, coral reefs, and gentle waters that are perfect for snorkeling.

Please note: Wear light clothing and comfortable shoes and wear your bathing suit under your clothes. Bring your swimsuit, towel, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, camera and insect repellent. Boats used are modest panga boats and guests will need to be able to climb hanging ladders to be able to get in and out of the vessel. The ladders are short and can be challenging to climb. At times visibility and snorkeling conditions may not be ideal. If conditions are too poor your captain may decide to search for wildlife such as turtles, dolphins and whales instead. Your captain will speak Spanish, but you will have an English-speaking escort. A waiver must be signed prior to the tour.

Mar 11, Tue 8:30 AM3/11/2025 8:30:00 AMIPD-HOPPING

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Thu Mar 13

Balboa / Fuerte Amador

Arrive:8:00 AM

Depart:5:00 PM

Watersports Platform:

7 Available

One of the entrances to the Panama Canal on the Pacific side, Balboa/Fuerte Amador was founded in 1519 and is a short distance from Panama City. In 2012 Balboa was ranked #1 in Latin America in the category of world's busiest container ports. Sightseeing highlights include the colonial homes, the Administration Building, the Goethals Memorial, the Prado, and the local handicraft markets of traditional Panamanian crafts.

7 Shore Excursions Available

Balboa, Gamboa Aerial Tram Outdoors | Wildlife | Sightseeing | Essentials Collection

Duration4.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$125

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In the midst of the 55,000-acre Soberania National Park, the Aerial Tram allows you to discover the secrets of the upper forest canopy deep within nature. Board your motor coach for the 45-minute ride to the park. The Tram will take you from the shadowy forest floor through the understory and into the sun-drenched canopy. Take in a birds-eye-view of a thousand hues of green, interspersed with the fluorescent exclamation points of flowering trees. You’ll even be able to see the Panama Canal from the Observation Platform. Stop at the frog exhibit and proceed to the butterfly & orchid exhibitions to see and hear creatures in a natural setting.

Please note: Wear light clothing and comfortable shoes. Bring sunscreen, camera and insect repellent. Maximum weight to participate on this tour is 250 lbs.

Mar 13, Thu 8:15 AM3/13/2025 8:15:00 AMBLB-AERIALTRAM

Balboa, Panama Canal: The Past & FutureCulture | Dining | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing

Duration7 Hours

Activity LevelEasy-Moderate

$225

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Considered the 8th wonder of the world, the Panama Canal consists of a series of locks. The focus of this tour is designed to showcase the Miraflores Locks on the Pacific and to get an up close look at recent expansion. After boarding your motor coach for the 45-minute drive, you’ll make your way to the Miraflores Locks Visitors Center. In here take the opportunity to pause and view the gargantuan ships that make their way through the Panama Canal Museum and visit the terrace that overlooks the Panama Canal and has an exhibition area that constitutes the heart of this center. Next, you will head to the nearby IMAX Theater to enjoy an informational rich canal documentary narrated by Morgan Freeman. A small popcorn is included. After observing this amazing feat, you’ll travel to the New Panama Canal Locks (Agua Clara Visitor Center) where you’ll see the addition of a new traffic lane. This new lane created two new sets of locks, one on the Pacific and one on the Atlantic, which doubles the canal’s capacity and allows longer and wider vessels to transit. Also included, lunch at a local restaurant, located in Panama City where you can taste the local flavors. At the end of your tour, you’ll return to port.

Please note: Wear light clothing and comfortable shoes. Bring sunscreen, camera and insect repellent. The order of the tour might vary and lunch will either be in the middle of the tour or at the end.

Mar 13, Thu 8:00 AM3/13/2025 8:00:00 AMBLB-CANAL

Balboa, Panama City & Miraflores LocksCulture | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing | UNESCO | Walking

Duration4 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$119

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Your English-speaking guide will pick you up and take you on a tour of Panama City and the Miraflores Locks. You will start the tour with a 30-minute drive to Miraflores to see the huge vessels passing through the Panama Canal. You will be able to see many ships getting lifted or lowered as you enjoy the view from a sheltered terrace and listen to the explanations of your guide. You will also learn about the history of the canal and its significance for Panama and the entire world trade as well as on the current expansion project. You will continue with your guide to the Amador Causeway, a road that connects three Islands in the Pacific Ocean and offers magnificent views of the Canal on one side and of the skyline of Panama City on the other side. The tour will continue to Casco Viejo, Panama City’s colonial quarter. At Casco Viejo you will take a trip back in time as you admire the lovely colonial houses, the narrow roads and the impressive churches. You will get a good idea about Panama’s history by driving or walking through the main attractions of this quarter.

Please note: Wear comfortable shoes, bring your camera, sunscreen, and water. Vessel transit viewing at Miraflores Locks is likely but not guaranteed as transit times are variable and not made public. The order of sites visited may vary.

Mar 13, Thu 8:30 AM3/13/2025 8:30:00 AMBLB-CITY&LOCKS

Balboa, Concierge Collection: Full Day Private Van & GuideConcierge Collection | Sightseeing

Duration8 Hours

Activity LevelEasy

$699

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Explore at your leisure with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide. This exclusive tour will allow you to customize your time ashore and explore the most interesting sites in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private van, and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore. See the iconic sites or create your own personal stops to make the experience your own.

Please note: Capacity: 1-4 guests. Private vans are ordered per vehicle (not per person). This tour includes transport in a private van, driver and English Speaking Guide. Itinerary can be adjusted with tour guide as long as it’s in the area and does not exceed the duration of 8 hours. Recommended for physically challenged guests.

Mar 13, Thu 8:30 AM3/13/2025 8:30:00 AMBLB-FULL-VAN

Balboa, Concierge Collection: Half Day Private Van & GuideConcierge Collection | Sightseeing

Duration4 Hours

Activity LevelEasy

$499

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Explore at your leisure with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide. This exclusive tour will allow you to customize your time ashore and explore the most interesting sites in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private van, and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore. See the iconic sites or create your own personal stops to make the experience your own.

Please note: Capacity: 1-4 guests. Private vans are ordered per vehicle (not per person). This tour includes transport in a private van, driver and English Speaking Guide. Itinerary can be adjusted with tour guide as long as it’s in the area and does not exceed the duration of 4 hours. Recommended for physically challenged guests.
Mar 13, Thu 8:30 AM3/13/2025 8:30:00 AMBLB-HALF-VAN

Balboa, Monkey Watch Outdoors | Wildlife | Boating | Essentials Collection

Duration4 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$115

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This is a nature adventure of sight and sound, combined with the thrill of speeding through the Panama Canal next to the mighty ships transiting this man-made wonder! You will have a 45-minute drive to the speed boat. After an exhilarating 30-minute ride at high speed right through the heart of the Panama Canal, the boat will slow down and enter the labyrinth of jungle-covered islands of Lake Gatun. In this protected area the wildlife is plentiful, and you are likely to encounter capuchin monkeys, 3-toed sloths, howler monkeys, various kinds of toucans and other bird life as well as caimans, crocodiles, turtles and a wealth of butterflies. This is an exceptional place to experience the sights and sounds of the jungle up close. The trained naturalist guides will ensure that you have an outstanding nature experience by identifying the wildlife as well as educating you about the area on this exceptional jungle and canal adventure.

Please note: Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. This tour is not recommended for those with mobility issues. Wear light clothing and comfortable walking shoes. Bring sunscreen, camera and insect repellent.

Mar 13, Thu 8:30 AM3/13/2025 8:30:00 AMBLB-MONKEY

Balboa, Authentic Emberá Indigenous VillageBoating | Concierge Collection | Culture | Refreshments

Duration6 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$149

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Step aboard a time machine and travel back more than 600 years; to a Central America only few have had the privilege of experiencing. This will be a journey into the lives of the Embera Indigenous Tribe, a proud people, who have been able to maintain their traditions and lifestyle as it was before the Spaniards colonized the region. Start out the expedition aboard an air-conditioned vehicle where a knowledgeable guide will give you an overview of Panama on the way to the jungles of the Central Region. Your host will prepare you for the cultural feast you are about to experience by sharing the history and customs of the Emberá People who are the keepers of the Rainforest and Chagres River. When you arrive at the Chagres National Park, you will board dugout canoes that will take you to the Emberá Village. These dugouts are sturdy and worthy craft critical in the conquering of the jungle and in establishing supply lifelines for both the Emberá and Spanish. After motoring up river, you will see the village emerge from the jungle. Keep your eyes open along the way, as the region offers abundant wildlife particularly active along the river’s edge. In the Village, the Chief will welcome you with traditional Emberá hospitality. A series of dances have been arranged to add to this cultural exchange. Feel free to wander the village, ask questions or interact with these quiet people. Please remember that we are guests in their home and a good measure of common sense and sensitivity towards their privacy is appreciated. The Emberá men and woman are spectacular craftsmen who have produced some beautiful items, which will be available for purchase as souvenirs or keepsakes of this unique experience.

Please note: Boarding and debarking of local canoes requires a minimum of dexterity and flexibility. The landing consists of a rudimentary “put in” that lacks handrails or proper steps. Wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing and insect repellent. You will have an Embera snack at the village.

Mar 13, Thu 8:30 AM3/13/2025 8:30:00 AMBLB-VILLAGE

Fri Mar 14

Panama Canal

Arrive:4:00 AM

Depart:6:00 PM

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At nearly 48 miles long, on your transit through the Panama Canal you will enter three sets of locks that raise and lower the vessel 85 feet between the calm Pacific Ocean and the shimmering waters of the Atlantic. Your voyage features a daylight hours transit with numerous observation vantage points for outside viewing and comfortable indoor air-conditioned lounges. Expert onboard commentary enhances your journey as you watch the day to day workings of this bucket list experience.

Sat Mar 15

Colón

Arrive:7:00 AM

Depart:6:00 PM

Watersports Platform:

5 Available

Explore the inner workings of the Panama Canal, head into the jungle to meet with Embera Indians, or take an aerial tram ride through the rainforest canopy.

5 Shore Excursions Available

Colon, San Lorenzo FortEssentials Collection | Outdoors | UNESCO | Walking

Duration Hour

Activity LevelModerate

$89

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This tour features a visit to the over 400-year-old Spanish ruins of Fort San Lorenzo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with the lush ambiance of a Natural Tropical Forest. Within minutes of departing the pier, your air-conditioned vehicle will proceed to the former US Army Base of Fort Sherman through the jungle training areas, which were active until April of 1999. Continuing your drive through dense tropical forest you will reach the remote Fort San Lorenzo. Your guide will offer details of the immense amount of history found on this spot. The Spaniard built this Fort in the 16^th century to defend their well-known gold trail and they were very successful until the Fort was ransacked by the infamous Welsh Captain Henry Morgan.

Please note: This tour returns to the ship and does not include a transfer to Panama City. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, and bring a camera, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent and sunglasses.

Mar 15, Sat 8:00 AM3/15/2025 8:00:00 AMONX-LORENZO

Colon: The Old & the Modern Panama with Transfer to Airport Sightseeing | UNESCO | Essentials Collection

Duration4 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$159

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Your tour will start with Panama Viejo, where you can enjoy Old Panama, the first European settlement on the Pacific coast of the Americas. This city was looted and destroyed by the notorious English buccaneer Henry Morgan in 1671 and therefore abandoned. Today there are only ruins left. Still, the tower of the ancient cathedral is standing and has become a landmark of the town. After Old Panama, you will take a panoramic tour enjoying the views of modern Panama City. On the way to Casco Antiguo you will travel along the Cinta Costera and the lively and vibrant banking district often compared to Miami. Your guide will show you Panama City’s colonial quarter. At the Casco Antiguo you feel you have been set back in time as you admire the lovely colonial houses, the narrow roads and the impressive churches. You will get a good idea of Panama’s history by walking through the main attractions of this quarter. Stroll this 337-year-old neighborhood under the warm golden glow of the fading sun and see the beautiful Plaza de Francia, Metropolitan Cathedral, among others. Casco Antiguo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as well as a place of the non-stop ambiance of history, culture, nightlife, and restaurants. At the end of this tour, you will be transferred to the international airport.

Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, insect repellant, and a hat. The first drop off is at the Windstar Hotel then continues to the airport for guests with flights after 5 p.m.

Mar 15, Sat 8:30 AM3/15/2025 8:30:00 AMONX-PANAMA&AIR

Colon, Agua Clara Visitor Center with Transfer to Airport Sightseeing | Walking | Essentials Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$159

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Your tour will begin by taking you to the impressive Agua Clara Visitor Center located on the Atlantic side of the Panama Canal. With an unparalleled view, this place will be waiting for you and all those who want to enjoy a pleasant experience enriched with interesting facts, but especially by being part of the history of the route that unites the world. The center offers a breathtaking panoramic view that contrasts two particular scenarios that generate mixed feelings. On one side you will find the famous Gatun Lake, where cargo ships or other vessels transit every day, while on the other side, but from a different perspective, you will be amazed by seeing how the giants of the sea, called Neo-Panamamax vessels, go through the new set of locks. After the impressive viewpoint, pamper yourself and be captivated by all those things that the Agua Clara Visitor Center has to offer. At the projection room you can learn about the history and efforts of thousands of men and women that have marked the Canal's first century and, of course, plans in the near and distant future. Throughout your visit, peruse the walls and exhibits with interesting information that will amaze you. Walk through the ecological path, with a variety of plants and species that make the trail an adventure with great scenery and breathtaking views. Identify the different species gathered there that are indigenous to this area of the Canal watershed. At the end of this tour, you will be transferred to the International airport.

Please note: Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, and bring a camera, hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses. This tour is available for guests with flights after 5 p.m.

Mar 15, Sat 8:00 AM3/15/2025 8:00:00 AMONX-VISITOR&AIR

Colon: Agua Clara Visitor Center with Transfer to HotelEssentials Collection | Sightseeing | Walking

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$159

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Your tour will begin by taking you to the impressive Agua Clara Visitor Center located on the Atlantic side of the Panama Canal. With an unparalleled view, this place will be waiting for you and all those who want to enjoy a pleasant experience enriched with interesting facts, but especially by being part of the history of the route that unites the world. The center offers a breathtaking panoramic view that contrasts two particular scenarios that generate mixed feelings. On one side you will find the famous Gatun Lake, where cargo ships or other vessels transit every day, while on the other side, but from a different perspective, you will be amazed by seeing how the giants of the sea, called Neo-Panamamax vessels, go through the new set of locks. After the impressive viewpoint, pamper yourself and be captivated by all those things that the Agua Clara Visitor Center has to offer. At the projection room you can learn about the history and efforts of thousands of men and women that have marked the Canal's first century and, of course, plans in the near and distant future. Throughout your visit, peruse the walls and exhibits with interesting information that will amaze you. Walk through the ecological path, with a variety of plants and species that make the trail an adventure with great scenery and breathtaking views. Identify the different species gathered there that are indigenous to this area of the Canal watershed. At the end of this tour, you will be transferred to your hotel.

Please note: Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, and bring a camera, hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses. This tour is available for guests with flights after 5 p.m.

Mar 15, Sat 8:00 AM3/15/2025 8:00:00 AMONX-VISITOR&HTL

Colon: The Old & the Modern Panama with Transfer to Hotel Sightseeing | UNESCO | Essentials Collection

Duration5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$159

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Your tour will start with Panama Viejo, where you can enjoy Old Panama, the first European settlement on the Pacific coast of the Americas. This city was looted and destroyed by the notorious English buccaneer Henry Morgan in 1671 and therefore abandoned. Today there are only ruins left. Still, the tower of the ancient cathedral is standing and has become a landmark of the town. After Old Panama, you will take a panoramic tour enjoying the views of modern Panama City. On the way to Casco Antiguo you will travel along the Cinta Costera and the lively and vibrant banking district often compared to Miami. Your guide will show you Panama City’s colonial quarter. At the Casco Antiguo you feel you have been set back in time as you admire the lovely colonial houses, the narrow roads and the impressive churches. You will get a good idea of Panama’s history by walking through the main attractions of this quarter. Stroll this 337-year-old neighborhood under the warm golden glow ofthe fading sun and see the beautiful Plaza de Francia, Metropolitan Cathedral, among others. Casco Antiguo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as well as a place of the non-stop ambiance of history, culture, nightlife, and restaurants. At the end of this tour, you will be transferred to the Windstar Hotel.

Please note: This tour is not recommended for those with mobility issues. Wear comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a hat. The drop off location is the Windstar Hotel.

Mar 15, Sat 8:30 AM3/15/2025 8:30:00 AMONXPANAMA&HOTEL

Sun Mar 16

AT SEA

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Depart:

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Mon Mar 17

Cartagena

Arrive:9:00 AM

Depart:6:00 PM

Watersports Platform:

7 Available

Welcome to the sparkling city of Cartagena, where the gold and jewels of the Spanish Main awaited shipment across the Atlantic. No pirate could resist, nor will you be able to when you visit this historic city. The Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is surrounded by 400-year-old walls and contains a plethora of churches, fortresses, and restored colonial mansions. Outside the walls are more treasures: Climb the massive Castillo de San Felipe to investigate its maze of hidden tunnels, or shop for the perfect emerald.

7 Shore Excursions Available

Cartagena, The National Aviary Tour Sightseeing | Wildlife | Essentials Collection

Duration5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$85

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On an air conditioned bus, during this 40-minute ride to the wonderful island of Baru, the newest tourist development area in Colombia, you may sit back and enjoy the scenery of other areas of Cartagena, take a look to the growing industrial area and finally arrive to the National Aviary, one of the best aviaries in the world given its high number of species. Colombia is the country in the world holding the highest bird diversity, with more than 1,900 species and The National Aviary displays an important sample of this variety. Once you arrive to the National Aviary, you may initiate your tour and explore the different bird observation stations arranged by habitat and species on your own such as:

• Tropical Forest, where you may find different kinds of Macaws, Harpy Eagles, Tangaras and other varieties of species as well as different kinds of palm trees, waterfalls and the Macaque Monkeys.

• Coastlines and Mangroves, the habitat of different kind of Ducks, Cormorants and Pelicans.

• Coastline, where you will be able to observe different kinds of Herons, Doves, Storks and the migrating Teals.

• Dessert Station an environment where different species such as the Cardinals, Mockingbirds and Partridges live

• Andean Region, in this station you may admire the Owls, Eagles and the famous Andean Condor, king of our mountains.

After this marvelous trip surrounded by birds, beautiful landscapes, palm trees and waterfalls you will have time for enjoying some beverages or drinking some delicious Colombian Coffee to later on get on your bus back to Cartagena and be ready to enjoy a wonderful short photo stop at the San Felipe Fort then a sightseeing of The Old City of Cartagena before returning to the ship.

Please note: This tour is not wheelchair accessible. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, light clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat and bring your camera.

Mar 17, Mon 9:30 AM3/17/2025 9:30:00 AMCTG-AVIARY

Cartagena, Colombian Coffee Experience Refreshments | Walking | Sightseeing | Essentials Collection

Duration3 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$125

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With this excursion you will fill your cup with the bold history of Cartagena and the rich goodness of pure Colombian Coffee. Your adventure will begin with a 15-minute motor coach ride to San Felipe Fortress, built in the 17th century. You will make a photo stop there before continuing on for a sightseeing tour of the Old City. You will visit a beautifully restored colonial house where you will get a good idea about colonial architecture and restoration. Then on to an experience to awaken the senses, touch, sight, taste, and smell and discover the amazing flavors of excellent Colombian Coffee. You will have a introduction to Colombian Coffee, an overview of the coffee process, raw materials, quality assessments, smelling and tasting exercises, finishing with tasting 3 different coffees through alternative coffee rituals. You will then have the opportunity for a walking tour along the narrow streets and squares of the walled city, followed by a panoramic sightseeing tour of modern Cartagena and its bay.

Please note: This tour is not wheelchair accessible.Please wear comfortable walking shoes.

Mar 17, Mon 9:30 AM3/17/2025 9:30:00 AMCTG-COFFEE-EXP

Cartagena, Colombian Cooking ClassCulture | Dining | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing

Duration4.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$169

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You will depart from the port to the old city to the cooking class venue. The cooking class takes between 2-3 hours. The dishes that you prepare in the class work as a full lunch or dinner. The classes will take place in a location that was specifically designed for cooking classes. Modern, spacious, and well ventilated, there are areas for food prep, cooking isles and dining. Each participant will get his own workspace with a knife, cutting board, apron and other kitchen utensils depending on the dish to be prepared. The class will start with a short introduction to Colombian cuisine and the meal to be prepared. With the main dish, you will also have a homemade fresh fruit drink. Or you can order wine or beer (not included in the price). You will prepare Arepas and stuff them with chicken or avocado stuffing, and fried plantains called patacones. You will prepare a shrimp and a tomato salsa topping. The main dish will be fish cooked in the leaf of the Bijao tree, a traditional cooking technique from the Colombian Amazon region that is also popular on Colombia’s coast. The result is a lean juicy fish that is served with Cassava. For dessert, you will prepare a pie that is stuffed with two typical sweet treats from Cartagena: Coconut-Dulce and Pineapple-Dulce. You will have the opportunity at the end of the class to walk and enjoy the colonial narrow streets and plazas into the walled city.

Please note: Wear light clothing, comfortable shoes, a hat or cap, and sunscreen, and bring pocket money credit cards.

Mar 17, Mon 9:30 AM3/17/2025 9:30:00 AMCTG-COOKING

Cartagena: Cartagena City HighlightsCulture | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing | Walking

Duration4 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$69

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The magnificent city of Cartagena, once a preferred target for pirates and the treasure chest of the Spanish Main, is yours to explore as you embark an air-conditioned bus or mini-bus today. On tour, you will be accompanied by an English-speaking guide as you travel past marvelous Republican architecture. You will see the Manga residential area, where some of the aging mansions have been restored to their original splendor. Stop for a half hour to explore the Fort of San Felipe de Barajas, a 17th century construction acknowledged to be the most important work of Spanish Military engineering in Latin America. At Las Bovedas (the Dungeons), about 20 minutes is allowed for handicraft shopping and for rubbing elbows with the local artisans who proudly display their works for you. Pass through Simón Bolívar Square and the Inquisition Palace before continuing on to the Cathedral, also called The Minor Basilica, it was the first church built in the city in 1537. Next stop is the Church of San Pedro Claver—the patron saint of slaves. You will find Colombia’s famous native gem—the emerald—along with handicrafts and leather goods shops. You will have approximately 40 minutes to shop before returning to the ship.

Please note: Guests who remain in town for shopping will have to return to the ship on their own.

Mar 17, Mon 9:30 AM3/17/2025 9:30:00 AMCTG-HIGHLIGHTS

Cartagena, Historical Getsemani and Old City Walking TourEssentials Collection | Sightseeing | UNESCO

Duration4 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$55

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Depart from the port of Cartagena for the short drive to the famous Getsemaní district. This neighborhood represents a different side a Cartagena. You will have time to explore this area which embodies the greatest cultural heritage of the city. From the colonial architecture and history, to the brightness of its streets and the colorful personality of its people, this populous sector of the city is a magical place that every visitor will appreciate. After your guided walk through the narrow streets of Getsemaní, you will arrive at a point to observe the Convent La Popa located at the highest point of Cartagena, San Felipe Fort, and San Sebastian del Pastelillo Port, where the tour guide will give all the historical information on these three highly relevant city monuments. Your tour will bring you to the barracks of Bóvedas, former jail cells now converted to colorful handicraft stores and galleries. This construction consists of 47 arches and 23 vaults, considered the last work of the period of the Colony. You will have time to browse and shop. Your tour will continue as you follow the wall and make a walk through the main streets and squares of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. After your free time for shopping or wondering around Cartagena's Open Air Museum, enjoy a panoramic tour before returning to the ship.

Please note: This tour is not wheelchair accessible. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, light clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat and bring your camera.

Mar 17, Mon 9:30 AM3/17/2025 9:30:00 AMCTG-HISTORICAL

Cartagena, Romancing the Stone Culture | Refreshments | Walking | Sightseeing | Essentials Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy-Moderate

$55

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You will board your motor coach for the 15-minute drive to San Felipe Fortress, the largest Spanish fort built in the 17th century. You will have time to take photos before taking a sightseeing drive through the Old City, admiring the marvelous Republican architecture of the houses in the Manga residential area. You will be taken to the Emerald Museum – Bocagrande to learn about emeralds.You will go into an actual size replica of a mine tunnel and experience what mining is like as you watch the emerald-bearing veins. Then you will be taken to a special room for a lecture and a video on emeralds. You will learn how emeralds are extracted from the mines and brought to the different cutting and polishing centers. You will see the cutting and polishing machines and be shown step by step how each stone is cut and polished and you will have the opportunity to practice cutting a stone if you wish. Visit the jewelry making workshop and watch the process of fabricating sterling silver or 18k gold emerald jewelry before you visit the spacious and comfortable showroom. Then, enjoy a cocktail and have the opportunity to shop with an extra discount for you, before returning to the ship. On your way back to the ship you will have a sightseeing tour of modern Cartagena - Bocagrande, Laguito, Castillo Grande and the bay.

Please note: This tour is not wheelchair accessible. Please wear comfortable walking shoes.

Mar 17, Mon 9:30 AM3/17/2025 9:30:00 AMCTG-ROMANCEING

Cartagena: Baru Island Snorkel AdventureEssentials Collection | Outdoors | Refreshments | Snorkeling

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$195

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Experience a captivating excursion to Baru Island and snorkel within the Rosario and San Bernardo Corals National Natural Park. Beginning with a short walk to the pier, you’ll board a boat for the 35-minute ride to Baru Island. During the boat ride, marvel at the modern skyline of Cartagena and enjoy a panoramic view of the historic forts of San Jose and San Fernando in Bocachica, both crucial defenses against pirate attacks. Arriving at Baru Island, nestled within the spectacular Rosario and San Bernardo Corals National Natural Park, prepare for an exhilarating snorkeling adventure. Immerse yourself in the warm, brilliantly blue waters with vibrant coral formations and marine life. After your underwater exploration, enjoy a snack aboard the boat, featuring fresh fruits, sandwiches, and sodas. Sail back to Cartagena, taking in the breathtaking views, and conclude this journey with a short walk back to the ship.

Mar 17, Mon 9:30 AM3/17/2025 9:30:00 AMCTG-SNORKEL

Tue Mar 18

Santa Marta

Arrive:11:00 AM

Depart:6:00 PM

Watersports Platform:

4 Available

Romantic Santa Marta has it all: history (Colombia’s oldest city), natural beauty (from gentle bays and beaches to the highest coastal mountain range in the world), and its very own celebrity. Simon Bolivar (“The Liberator”) is known as the George Washington of South America, and this was his Mount Vernon. Visit his beautiful estate or head to one of the two UNESCO Biosphere Reserves nearby.

4 Shore Excursions Available

Santa Marta HighlightsCulture | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing | Refreshments

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$89

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This tour provides a glimpse of the third most important port and second tourist city of Colombia. You will board your motor coach to begin your tour. You will visit The Gold Museum to admire the museum’s pre-Colombian artifact exhibit and a small, priceless, collection of Tayrona gold and pottery pieces. Then you will head to the first church in the city, the Church of Santa Ana, built in 1529 by Fray Thomas Ortiz, a Dominican friar. Your next stop will be at San Pedro de Alejandrino Villa. Dating back to the 17th century, San Pedro de Alejandrino had its origins as a country estate outside the city limits. In 1830, the great liberator Simon Bolivar used it as a refuge for his last days. The interior of the house has been restored and the extensive gardens have been returned to their former glory. Following the tour, enjoy a delightful display of Colombia’s history and culture during a folklore show featuring traditional songs and dances, soft drinks are included. Then reboard your coach for the trip back to the pier.

Please note: The terrain at the villa is uneven and there are steps to get up to the gold Museum. Wear comfortable walking shoes.

Mar 18, Tue 11:15 AM3/18/2025 11:15:00 AMSMR-HIGHLIGHTS

Santa Marta, Music & Dance of Santa MartaCulture | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing | Refreshments

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy-Moderate

$89

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Colombia is home to some of the most diverse music and dance in the world and this cultural event showcases some of the different musical styles with a focus on the unique music of Vallenato which involves vocals, accordions, drums and dance. Departing from the port you will walk along the seafront before taking a short walk to “Lovers Park” and the air-conditioned venue for the cultural event. You will see an authentic live vallenato show presented by “The Batey All-Stars,” where you will get a taste of classic vallenato music. After the show, there will be a short explanation of the music and also of each instrument used to create the sounds of vallenato, and other Latin musical styles such as Son, Puya, Merengue, and Paseo. During this lively and fun experience enjoy a refreshment of traditional Caribbean food of fried green banana pancakes with a savory topping, washed down with a fresh tropical fruit cocktail. There will also be the opportunity to learn to some of the dance steps and play different musical instruments. Then take a short, guided walk through the historic and colorful city streets of Santa Marta with a visit to the Gold Museum, which houses an impressive exhibition of gold and other artifacts from the pre-Colombian indigenous cultures. Afterwards, take a short walk to the port entrance to board the shuttle service for the 5-minute drive to the pier. Music and dance are an integral part of Colombian society and this experience is a very special opportunity to become a part of that society if only for a few hours, but the memory will last much longer.

Please note: Wear light clothing, comfortable shoes, a hat or cap, sunscreen, and bring pocket money or credit cards.

Mar 18, Tue 11:15 AM3/18/2025 11:15:00 AMSMR-MUSIC-DANCE

Santa Marta, Quebrada Valencia Ecological ExperienceEssentials Collection | Outdoors | Walking

Duration4 Hours

Activity LevelStrenuous

$85

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You will board a bus for the 1-hour drive to Valencia Waterfall. This impressive cascade of crystalline water among rocks and crags, offers an unequaled spectacle making this place a must see. The natural waterfall, descends from the Sierra Nevada, which is the tallest mountain bordering the sea in the world with perpetual snows, forming a series of natural pools that are suitable for enjoying a refreshing swim and observing a variety of fishes. It is surrounded by a variety of exotic vegetation and fruits, such as cacao and plantain. Quebrada Valencia belongs to the countless ecological and tourist destinations that Santa Marta offers. You will take a 30-minute hike then you will have free time to get to know the area, dive into its waters and enjoy the beauty of the landscape.

Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes and water shoes if you have them.

Mar 18, Tue 11:15 AM3/18/2025 11:15:00 AMSMR-QUEBRADA

Santa Marta, Eco Walk in Tayronaka Indian ReserveCulture | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing | Refreshments | Walking

Duration5.5 Hours

Activity LevelStrenuous

$105

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Spend the day exploring the Eco Lodge within Tayronaka Indian Reserve, taking in the natural environment and the biodiversity while learning a bit about the Tayrona culture. Departing from the pier, you’ll have a 90-minute drive from Santa Marta through the "Troncal del Caribe." As you travel along this route, you’ll see beautiful landscapes that contrast the authentic, working-class neighborhoods that surround the city. Upon arrival, you will take a pleasant 30-minute walk along an ecological path, during which you will start to appreciate the flora and fauna of the region. Due to its climate and fertile soil, the area cultivates colorful tropical flowers which can be observed everywhere within the reserve. Today, it has also become a sanctuary for the Tayrona culture which is more than 1,000 years old. Upon arrival, you will be treated to a local snack in a thatched-roof pavilion. Following a guided tour of the small Tayrona museum, you will be free to explore further on your own, or perhaps take a swim in the river. After approximately 2 hours, you’ll walk with your guide back to your minibus and travel back to the yacht.

Please note: This tour includes approximately 1.5 hours of moderate walking that includes some steps and uneven and natural surfaces. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. The local operator has imposed a maximum age limit of 70 years of age - Exceptions to this limit would be for those considered in peak physical condition. Light weight clothing; a swimsuit and towel for those who wish to swim, sun cap, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, and flat, comfortable walking shoes with a non-slip sole are recommended. Those who take part in any water activities do so at their own risk and responsibility.

Mar 18, Tue 11:15 AM3/18/2025 11:15:00 AMSMR-TAYRONAKA

Wed Mar 19

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Oranjestad

Arrive:10:00 AM

Depart:11:00 PM

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4 Available

Known for having some of the best beaches in the Caribbean, this Dutch port makes it easy to just … take it easy. Walk through town to choose your favorite carved wooden door, or spend the day like the Arubans do playing dominos at a beachside table.

4 Shore Excursions Available

Duration4.5 Hours

Activity LevelStrenuous

$95

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Set sail along the pristine west coast of Aruba on an open deck catamaran. Gear up with your snorkeling gear and plunge into the welcoming waters of Catalina Bay, a shallow marine sanctuary. Then sail to your second snorkeling site, Antilla, to find the largest shipwreck in the area. During World War II the German freighter sank to the ocean floor after being set ablaze by its own crew to avoid inspection by Dutch Marines. Now, the ship is home to a variety of creatures including tube sponges, coral formations, tropical fish, shrimp, lobsters, and orange anemones. Next, enjoy a relaxing cruise to Malmok Bay where you’ll have a delicious Caribbean barbecue lunch and refreshing beverages from the open bar served on board. After lunch, your guide will take you back to the pier.

Please note: Soft drinks, juices, and your choice of mixed drink is available after the last snorkel stop. Guests are encouraged to bring a reef safe sunscreen, towels, and camera.

Mar 20, Thu 10:30 AM3/20/2025 10:30:00 AMORJ-CATAMARAN

Oranjestad, Island Exploration Tour Culture | Sightseeing | Essentials Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy

$135

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You will be picked up from the yacht and board an air-conditioned coach for an informative tour of the island. You will see the rugged beauty of the island’s interior and the contrast of the soft, sandy coast line. You will see how the people of Aruba live and be taken to sights that are off the beaten path. Highlights of this tour include the California Lighthouse, a structure over 90 feet high, built of local stones, the Ayo Rock Formation, that is the Stone Henge of Aruba. You will be able to climb the rocks to take pictures if you wish. You will also see Bushiribana, the ruins of one of Aruba’s famous gold mines, and the Natural Bridge, a gorgeous stretch of coral limestone that is 25 feet high and 100 feet long, making it one of the largest in the world. Other experiences include climbing through the gold ruins, sampling aloe beauty products, and learning about Aruba’s rich cultural history.

Please note: A signed liability waiver is required from each participant before departure. There are no restrooms on these coaches, but arrangements have been made for stops. Restroom charges are included in the per person price. Wear comfortable walking shoes and your sunglasses. This tour is non-refundable 72 hours prior.

Mar 20, Thu 10:30 AM3/20/2025 10:30:00 AMORJ-ISLANDEXPR

Oranjestad, Aruba Highlights & Semi-SubmarineEssentials Collection | Sightseeing | Wildlife

Duration4.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$85

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Experience the full beauty of Aruba on a tour that takes you around the island and under the sea! A short drive and a boat transfer will take you to the Seaworld Explorer where you'll descend into the hull of the vessel and sit in air-conditioned comfort five feet below the surface of the water. View amazing sea life through large, clear glass windows. Marvel at the largest shipwreck in the Caribbean, the 400-foot German freighter Antilla, while the narrator tells you about its history. Once back on shore, you'll visit the California Lighthouse, the original collapsed Natural Bridge and the Baby Natural Bridge, and the Casibari Rock Formations, before returning to your awaiting ship.

Please note: The order of stops may change. We recommend you bring local currency, biodegradable sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, and non-slip shoes. Guests must be able to navigate an 11-step ladder to board the semi-submarine.
Mar 20, Thu 11:00 AM3/20/2025 11:00:00 AMORJ-SEMISUB

Oranjestad, UTV AdventureEssentials Collection | Outdoors | Sightseeing

Duration4.5 Hours

Activity LevelStrenuous

$185

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Get ready to embrace the wild and rugged terrain as you take an unforgettable adventure. Each UTV accommodates a maximum of two passengers, forming a thrilling caravan that winds its way through the untamed beauty of Aruba's outback. Along the way, you'll traverse the rugged coastline and make stops at iconic landmarks such as Andicuri, the Alto Vista Chapel, the Gold Mill ruins, and the historic California Lighthouse.

Please note: Each UTV capacity is 2 passengers. This tour is sold per person, If you wish to secure your own UTV please purchase 2 tickets. The minimum age to participate in this adventure is 12 years old, while the minimum age to drive is 25 years old. Drivers must present a valid driver's license. A bottle of water is provided for your refreshment. You'll also receive a bandana and goggles as keepsakes.

Mar 20, Thu 1:30 PM3/20/2025 1:30:00 PMORJ-UTVADV

Fri Mar 21

Willemstad

Arrive:9:00 AM

Depart:9:00 PM

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6 Available

Savor the pastel colors of the historic UNESCO site Old Town and the way the elaborate Dutch gables cut baroque curlicues from the sky. It’s the perfect appetizer for a day of watersports or an adventure below ground at the magical Hato Caves—filled with eerie limestone formations and ancient petroglyphs.

6 Shore Excursions Available

Willemstad, Caves and City TourCulture | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing | UNESCO | Walking

Duration2.75 Hours

Activity LevelStrenuous

$89

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With this tour you will have the opportunity to discover two highlights of Curacao, the Hato Caves and the famous City Center, which is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. After a short drive, you will arrive at the impressive Hato Caves. It is home to beautiful limestone formations, the famous Madonna statue, and a colony of seldom seen long nose fruit bats. A small path will lead you to a variety of stalagmites and stalactites. From here we drive back to the city where your walk through the city center will start. First you will visit the Curacao marketplace where the local people buy their food and ingredients. After this, you will pass by Curacao's former floating fruit & vegetable market, where Venezuelan schooners used to sell their products from their boats. Your last stop will be Fort Amsterdam, home to the governor of the Netherlands Antilles. This fort was constructed in 1634 and served as the military fort and headquarters for the Dutch West India Company (WIC). Afterwards, you'll pass the beautifully colored merchant houses on the quay of the harbor entrance on your way back to the ship. These houses provide a fantastic photo opportunity.

Please note: we recommend you wear walking shoes and bring a hat and sunscreen.

Mar 21, Fri 9:30 AM3/21/2025 9:30:00 AMWIL-CAVES

Willemstad, Panoramic TourCulture | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing | Refreshments

Duration4 Hours

Activity LevelEasy

$49

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Explore the diverse highlights of Curacao on this city tour. Your journey begins with a visit to Caracas Bay, where you can capture photos of an ancient fortress from the bus. Following that, we'll head to the Caribbean Handcraft shop which has panoramic views of the Spanish Water lagoon and Table Mountain—the highest point on the island. This stop offers an opportunity to purchase delightful local souvenirs. Next, you’ll take a brief excursion through one of the island's villa areas, showcasing the beautiful houses and architecture. Our next destination is Landhuis Chobolobo, an authentic liqueur distillery famed for crafting delicious liqueurs such as the renowned Blue Curacao. You'll have the chance to sample these flavors and even purchase them as mementos from the distillery's shop. To wrap up the tour, we'll embark on a picturesque drive through the city center, passing captivating tropical structures and vibrant mansions. As we cross the bridge, you'll be treated to a stunning view of the harbor and the bustling city center.

Please note: We recommend you bring local currency and your camera.

Mar 21, Fri 9:30 AM3/21/2025 9:30:00 AMWIL-HIGHLIGHTS

Willemstad, Day at Corendon Mangrove Beach Resort With LunchBeach | Essentials Collection | Outdoors | Refreshments

Duration5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy-Moderate

$159

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The newly built Corendon Mangrove Beach Resort is the new pearl on Curacao. This 5-star luxury resort offers you a day to remember. After a short ride, you will arrive at the resort, where your beach chair is waiting for you. Here you can relax on your beach chair with the Caribbean Sea in front of you, but you can also take a swim in the sea or in the wonderful swimming pool and of course you can enjoy the local food & beverages during your stay. After enjoying the day at the resort, with a relaxed body and mind and a filled stomach, we will bring you back to the ship again.

Please Note: At Corendon Mangrove Beach Resort, a beach chair and unlimited drinks (alcoholic (not premium) and non-alcoholic) are included. We recommend you bring swimwear, a towel, sunhat, sunscreen, and water shoes. Cabanas are not included however you may request upon arrival (own expense).
Mar 21, Fri 10:00 AM3/21/2025 10:00:00 AMWIL-MANGROVE

Willemstad, Walking TourEssentials Collection | Sightseeing | Walking

Duration1.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$39

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Explore Willemstad architecture, pastel-colored buildings, and ornate facades on a guided walking tour of the historic city. The Curacao city center is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers many great photo opportunities. Your guided walking tour begins at the ship. After a short walk to the city center, you will pass the main square. From here, we will walk to the Hotel Kura Hulanda, which is one of the most well-known hotels in the Caribbean. The hotel utilizes restored buildings and is situated right on the Harbor of Willemstad. The old labor houses have been transformed into 5-star suites, giving this hotel a historic and luxurious feel. After your hotel visit, you will walk towards the famous floating bridge that connects both sides of the city with each other. From here, you'll cross the waterway and head to Willemstad's historic downtown district. See Fort Amsterdam, finished in 1635 this fort is now home to the governor. A beautiful church sits in the rear of the courtyard and various government buildings and old fortifications can still be seen amongst the seaside cafes and shops. Continue along Main Street, passing the former floating market where fresh fruits and vegetables were brought from Venezuela by schooner. Your knowledgeable guide offers island history and provides commentary throughout your tour. From the city center, you will have the ability to walk back to the ship, or you can stay in the city center and return at your leisure.

Please note: we recommend you wear walking shoes and bring a hat and sunscreen.

Mar 21, Fri 9:30 AM3/21/2025 9:30:00 AMWIL-WALKING

Willemstad, Off Road Adventures in the Wild WestCulture | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing

Duration4 Hours

Activity LevelEasy-Moderate

$89

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See a different side of Curaçao on the Hato plains. This flat terrain is Curaçao's mini desert with its orange-colored sand. Our first stop will be at the historical Bull’s eye - this site was used by the United States Air Force during World War II for bombing practice purposes. From our truck, you will have a birds eye view of this enormous training target. Next, we will visit the Bos di San Antonio Cave. Here, you will discover the different shapes and sizes of the impressive stalagmites and stalactites in this cave. After this stop we will drive past the enormous wind turbines that supply electricity to the island. Leaving the Curaçao desert, you will continue to Shete Boka National Park. The windier and rougher the weather, the better the show over here. Watch in awe as the waves explode on wild rock formations at Boka Tabla and view the startling spectacle that forms when waves get pushed through a narrow inlet at Boka Pistol. On your way back you will also pass by a flamingo habitat at the salt flats of Sint Michiel, where you might spot some flamingos from the truck.

Please note: we recommend you dress in layers and wear closed toed shoes.

Mar 21, Fri 9:30 AM3/21/2025 9:30:00 AMWIL-WILDWEST

Duration5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$149

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During this excursion you will have the opportunity to discover the diverse natural wonders that Curacao has to offer. Your tour will start with a drive to the west side of the island towards your first stop, Shete Boka National Park. This area is known for its strong surf, and you'll be mesmerized by how the waves explode on the coastal rock formations. Your second stop is Hofi Mango, one of Curacao’s most diverse nature reserves and one of the best kept secrets on the island. After walking through the rainforest, you'll make your way to the Stairway to Heaven, where you’ll find a spectacular panoramic view of the island. One you make your way back down from the viewpoint, you will stop at the on-property restaurant where you will be served a beef slider with a local twist and a homemade juice. Your last stop of the day will be at Cas Abao Beach, one of Curacaos most beautiful natural beaches known for its wide strip of white sand and warm, shallow waters. Relax on your beach chair and soak up the sun or choose to go for a dip in the azure blue oceans of the Caribbean.

Please note: At Cas Abao Beach a beach chair and soft drink are included. We recommend you bring swimwear, a towel, sunhat, sunscreen, and water shoes.

Mar 21, Fri 9:30 AM3/21/2025 9:30:00 AMWIL-WONDERS

Sat Mar 22

AT SEA

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Mon Mar 24

St. George's

Arrive:8:00 AM

Depart:10:00 PM

Watersports Platform:

12 Available

Inhale the intoxicating aroma of the “Isle of Spice” as your eyes feast on what is widely claimed to be the most beautiful city in the Caribbean. Spend the day on 2-mile-long Grand Anse beach, and before you go, a taste of nutmeg ice cream is a must.

12 Shore Excursions Available

St. Georges, Fort Frederick Rainforest & WaterfallSightseeing | Refreshments

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$99

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Your sightseeing adventure begins with a scenic drive through St. George's, the capital of Grenada, as you make your way to Fort Frederick. This 18th-century fortress, perched atop Richmond Hill, offers stunning panoramic views of St. George's harbor. Built originally by the French in 1779 and completed by the British in 1791, during the French Revolution, Fort Frederick is a striking stone quadrangle with bastions at each corner. Next, visit Annandale Waterfall, where a short yet steep walk leads you into a lush green paradise. The waterfall, framed by hanging ferns and a variety of local flowering and medicinal plants, is a true natural gem. Your final stop is Grand Etang National Park, where you’ll enjoy a complimentary beverage while taking in the breathtaking views of the lake nestled in the crater of an extinct volcano. The park's stunning scenery offers an opportunity to witness the rich biodiversity of the rainforest, and with a bit of luck, you might even spot the Mona Monkey, which has made this area its home.

Please note that the Fort Frederick visit is not suitable for guests with limited mobility, as it is not wheelchair accessible. The tour sequence may vary, and one complimentary drink per person is included. It is recommended that guests bring a bottle of water from the ship.
Mar 24, Mon 8:30 AM3/24/2025 8:30:00 AMSTG--RAINFOREST

St. Georges, Certified One-Tank Dive Outdoors | Wildlife | Refreshments | Boating | Essentials Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelStrenuous

$209

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This afternoon’s dive will be at either Boss Reef or Purple Rain Reef, where coral, fish, and other sea life present an amazing kaleidoscope of color and texture. Site will be decided on the day of the dive. The dive time is between 45-50 minutes. After you surface, local fruit and juice will be served.

Please note: Divers who have not logged a dive in the past 12 months will be required to take a refresher course which can be taken at an additional cost of $80. Wear your swimsuit under your clothing and bring a towel. Waiver release forms must be signed and medical conditions must be disclosed. Please bring your C-card.

Mar 24, Mon 8:30 AM3/24/2025 8:30:00 AMSTG-1TANK-DIVE

St. Georges, Certified Two-Tank Dive Outdoors | Wildlife | Refreshments | Boating | Essentials Collection

Duration4.25 Hours

Activity LevelStrenuous

$309

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This 2-tank dive will visit both Boss Reef and Purple Rain Reef. Each dive will be about 45-50 minutes, with a surface interval between dives of approximately one hour. Juices and fruit will be served.

Please note: Divers who have not logged a dive in the past 12 months will be required to take a refresher course which can be taken at an additional cost of $80. Please wear your swimsuit under your clothes and bring a towel. Waiver release forms must be signed and medical conditions must be disclosed. Please bring your C-card.

Mar 24, Mon 8:30 AM3/24/2025 8:30:00 AMSTG-2TANK-DIVE

Duration3 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$89

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Have you ever wondered what the underwater would look like but you can’t snorkel or SCUBA dive? Well now you can, with Grenada’s newest underwater adventure. You will discover what the underwater looks like in a “sit on top” double clear bottom kayak. The journey takes 15 minutes from the port to your starting point at Grand Mal Bay, next to the newly refurbish building formerly known as Sunset View Restaurant, on the West Coast. There you will board your kayak and begin your fantastic journey over the Grand Mal coral reefs, down to Cherry Hill, turn around and move on to Mollinere Bay where you will view the popular divers’ reefs, and experience the wonders of the underwater world. After 1 ¼ hours you will return to the Kayak house where you will recover from the wonders of the underwater world, with a swim in the calm bay, and a complimentary drink at the bar (rum punch, local beer, local fruit juice, soft drink or water) before you will be returned to the pier.

Please note: Bring your swimsuit and towel, sunscreen and a hat and/or sunglasses. Guests will be required to sign a waiver to participate on this tour. Minimum age is 8 years old and maximum weight is 250 lbs.

Mar 24, Mon 8:30 AM3/24/2025 8:30:00 AMSTG-CLEAR-KAYAK

Concierge Collection: Farm to Table Homestead Cooking Tour (Easy-Moderate)Concierge Collection | Culture | Dining

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy-Moderate

$139

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Chef Kennedy and his family have a passion for hospitality and teaching visitors about the culture of Grenada. Over the years they have welcomed hundreds of close friends, colleagues, family, and strangers into their home to share a home cooked meal. Chef Kennedy will fascinate you with an authentic home cooked experience centered around centuries old traditions and seasonal eating. Your tour will begin with a 15 minutes scenic drive to Mt. Parnassus where the lush environment creates an immediate connection with nature and provides a relaxed yet exciting environment to enjoy your culinary experience. Be prepared for an interactive cooking class and farm to table dining experience where you will learn how to cook “Creole Style”, using local Grenadian herbs and spices. You will also learn the skills and techniques needed to make the local dishes, so you can take the knowledge learned and apply it to your own cooking. This experience is curated around Grenadian culture, seasonal produce, and family traditions.

Please note: You can be involved as little or as much as you would like in the cooking process.
Mar 24, Mon 10:00 AM3/24/2025 10:00:00 AMSTG-COOKING

St. Georges, Discover Scuba Outdoors | Watersports | Essentials Collection

Duration4.5 Hours

Activity LevelStrenuous

$279

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St. George’s offers a wonderful opportunity to begin the sport of SCUBA diving. Your package includes instruction and a shallow pool dive, as well as all equipment. Afterwards, you will proceed to a shallow dive area and explore the wonders of the beautiful waters of Grenada.

Please note: Minimum age is 10 years old.

Mar 24, Mon 8:30 AM3/24/2025 8:30:00 AMSTG-DSCVR-SCUBA

St. Georges, The Best of GrenadaDining | Essentials Collection | Outdoors | Sightseeing | Wildlife

Duration7.5 Hours

Activity LevelEasy

$169

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Discover the scents and aromas of the “Isle of Spice” on this full day sightseeing tour by motor coach. Your driver will follow the picturesque West Coast, rich in history and color, to the Diamond Chocolate Factory in Victoria, which produces the Jouvay chocolate ranked by the National Geographic in the top 10 of the Best Chocolate in the World. You will learn how chocolate (tree to bar) is produced and exported. A delicious chocolate tasting and sampling will conclude this enjoyable visit to one of the most amazing sites in the Caribbean. Next, drive north for a magnificent view of the Grenadine Islands to the fishing town of Sauteurs, located at the northern point of the island. Arrive at Lake Antoine, a shallow crater lake formed by the collapsed cone of a volcano which hosts a wide variety of wildlife, then on to a delicious Creole lunch served at the restaurant of the plantation. Leaving the restaurant you will return to the pier through the rainforest over the mountains with a stop at Grand Etang, home of the mona monkey, and Annandale Fall where you can take a short walk through the stunning gardens.

Please note: Tour order may vary and taking photos or videos inside the nutmeg factory is not allowed.

Mar 24, Mon 8:30 AM3/24/2025 8:30:00 AMSTG-ISLEOFSPICE

St. Georges, Powerboat & Snorkeling at the Statues Park *Boating | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing | Snorkeling

Duration2 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$119

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You will be collected from the jetty next to your yacht’s dock. Climb aboard the twin engine powerboat and enjoy a fun adventure. After a short safety briefing you will head north along Grenada’s sheltered western coast. During your tour you will learn about the Spice Isle and also information on the ecology, wildlife, geography and local history of Grenada. The boat will stop for approximately 40 minutes so snorkelers can explore with a guide the world-famous underwater sculpture park of Grenada now listed as one of the Top 25 Wonders of the World by National Geographic. Non-snorkelers are free to stay on board with your captain. After the snorkel enjoy a local juice before zooming off for another hour of fun, exploring, and great photo opportunities. Your tour will visit the historic town of St. Georges where you cruise the protected inner harbor of one of the prettiest towns in the Caribbean, before one last blast back to the dock to disembark.

Please note: Wear a swimsuit; bring a towel and adequate sun protection. A liability waiver is required. Itinerary and snorkel site are subject to change due to sea and weather conditions. The minimum age to participate is 8 years old. This tour is not recommended for pregnant women. Snorkelers should be able to swim. Maximum weight 275 lbs.

Mar 24, Mon 8:30 AM3/24/2025 8:30:00 AMSTG-POWERBOAT

St. Georges, Adventure River Tubing Watersports | Wildlife | refreshment | Essentials Collection

Duration3 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$69

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The Balthazar River nestled in an exotic tropical rainforest is fed from sources deep in the island’s interior. Here is your opportunity to have a thrilling river tubing experience on what is known locally as the “Great River.” You will take a 45-minute journey from St. George’s through the scenic hilly interior of the Grand Etang Rainforest Reserve to the Balthazar Estate. Your arrival will be followed by a safety briefing before you’ll be equipped with a life vest, modified inner tube, and a paddle. You will be accompanied by guides as you gently spin and swirl in the river currents. Marvel at the exotic views of tropical vegetation and wildlife as your thrilling river ride progresses. Several pools along the way provide the perfect opportunity to catch your breath. Finally sample a much-deserved rum punch or local fruit juice. All too soon, it’s time to return to the ship.

Please note: River levels vary according to the amount of rainfall and may affect operation of the tour. Wear your swimsuit and bring along a towel and water shoes. Participants need to be physically fit and there is a weight limit of 230 lbs.

Mar 24, Mon 8:30 AM3/24/2025 8:30:00 AMSTG-RIVERTUBING

St. Georges, Sailing Cruise to the Statue ParkBoating | Essentials Collection | Refreshments | Snorkeling

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate-Strenuous

$89

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Travel along Grenada’s picturesque coastline aboard a spacious, 65-foot catamaran sloop designed and built specifically for day charters cruises. Step aboard and you’ll embark on a journey that will showcase the picturesque island and all the beauty of Grenada’s west coast with stops at the underwater sculpture park and Mango Bay. From St. George’s harbor, you will sail north along Grenada’s west coast to stop and discover the underwater sculpture park of Grenada in their Marine Protected Area. These statues are sympathetically located to enhance the reef, making natural use of its varied topography of craggy gullies and sun-dappled sandy patches. Then you will sail to Mango Bay Beach for a second stop before a one hour sailing back to the cruise terminal.

Please note: Unlimited beverages are provided throughout, including rum punch, juices, and mineral water. Half of the boat has shade. You must walk in ankle-deep water to (dis)embark the boat. Wear aqua shoes and your swimsuit under your clothing, bring a towel, sunscreen, and a hat. Mask, snorkel, and snorkel vest are provided (No fins). Rum punch will be served only after the snorkeling.

Mar 24, Mon 1:30 PM3/24/2025 1:30:00 PMSTG-SAIL-CRUISE

St Georges, Spice of Our LivesCulture | Essentials Collection | Sightseeing | Refreshments

Duration4 Hours

Activity LevelEasy-Moderate

$69

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Your journey will begin at the pier where you’ll board your air-conditioned coach and enjoy a scenic drive through the capital of St. George’s en route to De La Grenade Industries, where you can sample delicious products, such as jams, jellies and nutmeg syrup. Their prize-winning nutmeg liqueur and rum punch are not to be missed. Next head to Laura Herb and Spice Garden, an amazing botanical garden that grows herbs and spices used for medicinal remedies. Tour the grounds and discover the cornucopia of trees, herbs and spices grown here. The guide will accompany you along the garden path lined with nutmeg shells for an educational tour. You’ll have time afterwards to explore the gift shop just before continuing on to Grenada Distillers. You will be welcomed at Grenada Distillers by friendly and knowledgeable guides who will explain the history and all the different processes and stages of making their fine rum from a factory that has been in operation since 1937. After the tour, you will be invited to sample their award-winning rums at the sample bar. From the Grenada Distillers you will drive back to the port.

Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes.

Mar 24, Mon 8:30 AM3/24/2025 8:30:00 AMSTG-SPICE

St. Georges, Izzie's Great House DiscoveryCulture | Dining | Essentials Collection

Duration3 Hours

Activity LevelEasy-Moderate

$119

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The Tower Estate is a unique property that is known as the Downton Abbey of Grenada. This estate has been the home of the Slinger Family since the mid 1940’s and is a beautiful 107-year-old historic Victorian-style great house that sits atop a small peak in the Parish of St. George. It boasts a 1-1/2-acre lush tropical ornamental flower garden, surrounded by flowering trees, shrubs, vegetables, fruit trees and the island’s world-famous array of spices. The magnificent stone and wood building features mahogany ceilings, hand-crafted paneled walls, furnished with period antiques, reminiscent of yesteryear and adorned with a unique collection of maps and prints that hold the keys to rich, historical stories of Grenada. Your tour will include a tour of the garden and the house where you will enjoy light snacks that will include Grenada's famous chocolate and incredible blue tea.

Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour is not recommended for guests with mobility issues due to the garden visit and the amount of time spent standing.

Mar 24, Mon 8:30 AM3/24/2025 8:30:00 AMSTG-TOWER&GRDEN

Tue Mar 25

Mayreau

Arrive:8:00 AM

Depart:4:00 PM

Watersports Platform:

1 Available

With fewer than 300 inhabitants and miles of secluded beaches, it's easy to feel as if you're on your own private island. Saline Bay is a delightful anchorage that separates the Caribbean from the Atlantic - and a perfect place to play with some of the toys from the Watersports Platform.

1 Shore Excursion Available

Mayreau, Grenadines Island Escape Snorkeling | Outdoors | Refreshments | Boating | Essentials Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$89

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This exclusive sail-away tour will take you through part of the Grenadines archipelago experiencing coastlines garlanded with white-sand beaches as you make your way to Mopion. Along the way, you will sail past Palm Island, a private island is a resort named after the hundreds of coconut palms planted by the original owner over 30 years ago. Continuing on, you will head for Mopion – an islet resembling an atoll in the South Pacific surrounded by a reef lagoon. Upon arrival to Mopion, your mind will be set back decades, as this perfect setting is the antidote for the stresses of everyday life. The crystal-clear waters and white sand are breathtaking – life does not get more ideal than this! On your return, you can enjoy the Captain’s special rum punch. But watch out as it has a kick!

Please note: Remember your sunblock and beach towels. You may bring along your own snorkel gear from the yacht and you will be taken ashore by small boat as it is illegal to anchor on the reef.

Mar 25, Tue 8:30 AM3/25/2025 8:30:00 AMMA6--ISLAND-ESC

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Bridgetown

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Jolly old England comes to life in the city and its garrison, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Further afield, you’ll find historic sugar plantations and the fairyland magic of Harrison’s Cave.

2 Shore Excursions Available

Bridgetown: Barbados Island Tour with Airport Transfer Dining | Sightseeing | Sightseeing | Essentials Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$129

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Your tour will begin with a leisurely drive along the Gold Coast, home to many wealthy residents, and will take you to the stunning area of Bathsheba. This is where the Atlantic surf pounds the coastline and it is a famous spot for international and local surfing competitions. A walk on the beach is a must. Heading into the hills, you will arrive at St. John’s Church. There are stunning views from the churchyard - a perfect photo opportunity. The church contains an interesting sculpture depicting the Madonna and Child with the infant St. John. The graveyard contains the tomb of Ferdinand Paleologus, a descendant of the Byzantine Imperial family. The present building was constructed in 1836, and the pulpit is constructed from six different kinds of wood: ebony, locust, Barbados mahogany, manchineel, oak and pine. Through sleepy country villages and sugar cane fields, you will make your way to Sunbury House dating back to 1650. The house was destroyed by fire in 1995, and was gracefully restored and re-opened in 1996. It possesses one of the country's superior collections of antiques. The cellar houses a unique collection of antique carriages, the largest collection in the Caribbean, as well as many items used in the domestic life of the plantation. It also houses a very old collection of optical machinery and sight testing equipment, some of the first to come to the West Indies including the first lens grinding plant. Enjoy a light deli-style lunch with a complimentary rum or fruit punch. A short drive will take you to the airport where you will be met and assisted with your luggage and airline check-in.

Please note: There are about 20 steps to climb at Sunbury House and 10 steps down to the cellar. This tour will end with a drop off at the Grantley Adams International Airport or the Accra Beach Hotel.

Mar 26, Wed 8:30 AM3/26/2025 8:30:00 AMBGI-ISLTOUR&AIR

Bridgetown: Barbados Island Tour with Transfer to Windstar Hotel Sightseeing | Dining | Essentials Collection

Duration3.5 Hours

Activity LevelModerate

$129

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Your tour will begin with a leisurely drive along the Gold Coast, home to many wealthy residents, and will take you to the stunning area of Bathsheba. This is where the Atlantic surf pounds the coastline and it is a famous spot for international and local surfing competitions. A walk on the beach is a must. Heading into the hills, you will arrive at St. John’s Church. There are stunning views from the churchyard - a perfect photo opportunity. The church contains an interesting sculpture depicting the Madonna and Child with the infant St. John. The graveyard contains the tomb of Ferdinand Paleologus, a descendant of the Byzantine Imperial family. The present building was constructed in 1836, and the pulpit is constructed from six different kinds of wood: ebony, locust, Barbados mahogany, manchineel, oak and pine. Through sleepy country villages and sugar cane fields, you will make your way to Sunbury House dating back to 1650. The house was destroyed by fire in 1995, and was gracefully restored and re-opened in 1996. It possesses one of the country's superior collections of antiques. The cellar houses a unique collection of antique carriages, the largest collection in the Caribbean, as well as many items used in the domestic life of the plantation. It also houses a very old collection of optical machinery and sight testing equipment, some of the first to come to the West Indies including the first lens grinding plant. Enjoy a light deli-style lunch with a complimentary rum or fruit punch. A short drive will take you to your Windstar Hotel.

Please note: There are about 20 steps to climb at Sunbury House and 10 steps down to the cellar.

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Star Collector: Reefs & Rainforests: The Caribbean, Colombia, Panama & Costa Rica via the Panama Canal

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