Bocas del Toro and Caribbean jewels From Colon to La Romana

Day 1: Colón

Arrival at 07:00

Located 75 km from Panama City at the Atlantic end of the Panama Canal, Colon owes its origins to the construction works for the railway line that has crossed the country since the mid nineteenth century. Since it was founded, the city has been devoted to maritime transport and trade. It has become the second largest free-trade area in the world after Hong Kong. Today, it employs 13,000 people and extends over 300 hectares. Passengers boarding and disembarking at this port of call. Ship docked in port.

Day 2: Colón

Departure at 19:00

Located 75 km from Panama City at the Atlantic end of the Panama Canal, Colon owes its origins to the construction works for the railway line that has crossed the country since the mid nineteenth century. Since it was founded, the city has been devoted to maritime transport and trade. It has become the second largest free-trade area in the world after Hong Kong. Today, it employs 13,000 people and extends over 300 hectares. Ship docked, no water sports.

Day 3: Bocas del Toro

Arrival at 08:00

Paradise on the Caribbean coast, where time stands still. the beautifully preserved ecosystems of white sand beaches, underwater life and coral reefs, make it a natural paradise.

Day 4: Bocas del Toro

Departure at 18:00

Paradise on the Caribbean coast, where time stands still. the beautifully preserved ecosystems of white sand beaches, underwater life and coral reefs, make it a natural paradise.

Day 5: Limon

Arrival at 07:00 Departure at 19:00

The country's largest port is located in a region of wonderfully lush vegetation. The national parks are great for observing the local animal life, the populations of both jungle and ocean

Day 6: San Andres

Arrival at 12:00 Departure at 17:00

The turbulent history of this former pirates' hideout tells of the diversity of the island's cultures. Considered to be the most beautiful coastal resort in Colombia, it is famous for its wonderful fine sandy beaches and crystal clear water in seven shades of blue. Ship at anchor, no water sports.

Day 7: Providencia

Arrival at 08:00 Departure at 17:00

Day 8: Sailing on the open sea

A restorative day at sea and hoose from the range of inviting possibilities on our remarkable sailing ship.

Day 9: Port Royal/Kingston

Arrival at 07:00 Departure at 13:00

Seat of the British government in Jamaica in the 17th century, the port welcomed the largest number of pirates and privateers in the world. On 7 June 1692, the city was destroyed by an earthquake, followed by a tsunami that caused the city to vanish beneath the waves in just a few minutes. Ship docked, no water sports.

Day 10: Sailing on the open sea

A restorative day at sea and hoose from the range of inviting possibilities on our remarkable sailing ship.

Day 11: Île Catalina

Arrival at 08:00 Departure at 17:00

The small island of Catalina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is known for its coral reefs and pristine beaches rich in white sand. Its turquoise waters make it easy to see coral, multicoloured fish and all the richness of this region. Private beach for the Caribbean Beach Club. Boats at anchor, no water sports.

Day 12: La Romana

Arrival at 06:00

A little port, built in 1851 to ease maritime traffic. The town was only officially founded in 1897. The city itself only began to grow 20 years later, when Italian immigrants built a large windmill for grinding sugar canes. Ship docked, no water sports. Boarding and disembarkation port of call.