4 ports in 10 nights
Plenty of uninterrupted ship time.
Port Antonio · Colón (Panama Canal) · Bocas del Toro · Puerto Limón
Balanced itinerary with more sea time than port-packed variants. Covers Jamaica, Panama, and Costa Rica.
Easygoing, familiar and ship-focused
6 sea days give you plenty of uninterrupted time onboard, while Port Antonio, Colón (Panama Canal), and Bocas del Toro provide the trip's main day ashore. You're choosing this route for an easy break with minimal logistics, not destination variety.
4 ports in 10 nights
Plenty of uninterrupted ship time.
Port Antonio · Colón (Panama Canal) · Bocas del Toro + more
Frequent changes of scenery across the itinerary.
Round-trip from Miami
No open-jaw flights or separate arrival and departure transfers.
Colón (Panama Canal) · Expect plenty of cruise traffic
This port regularly handles substantial cruise traffic, although conditions still vary by date.
Best for · First-time cruisers · Ship-focused trips · Easy short getaways
Think twice if · You want a port-intensive Central America itinerary
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Itinerary pricing
Typical pricing runs around $585/night, with most departures landing in the $573-$688/night band across 1 tracked sailing.
Typical price
$585/night
$5,847 total
Normal range
$573-$688/night
$5,730-$6,879 total
Lowest recent fare
$573/night
$5,730 total
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Route overview
10 nights · 4 port calls · 6 sea days · 3 countries
4 port calls across Jamaica, Panama, Costa Rica · Leans more toward sea time than a port-packed 10-night route.
Embark in Miami
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Disembark in Miami
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