6 ports in 15 nights
Plenty of uninterrupted ship time.
George Town, Great Exuma Island · Cartagena · Panama Canal · Puntarenas · Puerto Quetzal · Puerto Vallarta
Balanced itinerary with more sea time than port-packed variants. Covers Bahamas, Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica, and more. Includes scenic-cruising segments.
Easygoing, familiar and ship-focused
8 sea days give you plenty of uninterrupted time onboard, while George Town, Great Exuma Island, Cartagena, and Puntarenas provide the trip's main day ashore. You're choosing this route for an easy break with minimal logistics, not destination variety.
6 ports in 15 nights
Plenty of uninterrupted ship time.
George Town, Great Exuma Island · Cartagena · Puntarenas + more
Frequent changes of scenery across the itinerary.
Sails from Tampa
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George Town, Great Exuma Island · Plan around the tender
Getting ashore usually requires tendering, and cruise traffic can add pressure to your port day.
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 $126/night, with most departures landing in the $112-$133/night band across 1 tracked sailing.
Typical price
$126/night
$1,889 total
Normal range
$112-$133/night
$1,684-$1,997 total
Lowest recent fare
$95/night
$1,423 total
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Route overview
15 nights · 6 port calls · 8 sea days · 6 countries
6 port calls across Bahamas, Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica · Leans more toward sea time than a port-packed 15-night route.
Embark in Tampa
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Disembark in Los Angeles
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