Seas, oceans and pampering
This 23-day cruise aboard cruise ship Regent Seven Seas Grandeur starts and ends in dynamic Panama City. During this varied journey, you will cross the Panama Canal, the Caribbean Sea, the Atlantic Sea and the Amazon River. At each stop you will disembark and participate in the many included excursions after which you will return to indulge in culinary delights and relax in the ship's spa or pool.
History, jungle and beaches
Admire Dutch history in Orange City and marvel at the colorful Port of Spain. Discover diverse green havens on the Amazon River in Brazil, relax on sun-drenched beaches of Grenada and finish with a visit to the paradise island of Willemstad before the ship sets sail back to Panama City. You are in for an all-encompassing cruise experience! Where the world can't find you...
Tips & tops Cruise from Panama to the Amazon:
- Discover a wealth of artifacts and information about the planning, construction and operation of the "Big Ditch" at the interactive Panama Canal Museum and pay tribute to the 22,000 workers who lost their lives in its construction at the Plaza de Francia
- In Oranjestad, visit Fort Zoutman, the oldest example of Dutch architecture on the island with its impressive Willem III Tower and enjoy the excellent photographic vantage point
- Discover multicultural heritage, enjoy fresh fish, roti or callaloo while moving to the rhythm of calypso music in diverse Port of Spain
- The Brazilian city of Santarém is located at the "Wedding of Waters," where the Tapajos and Amazon rivers meet. The lakes and forests in this area are home to numerous bird species, most notably the egret
- The pristine Indian village of Boca da Valeria is located on a 120-meter-high hill with magnificent views of the Amazon, you will find log canoes, grass huts and a life of hunting and fishing that has remained unchanged since time immemorial
- Visit one of the many spice plantations or buy exotic spices in Saint George's market square
- Visit the colorful floating market in Willemstad, just a short walk from the Queen Emma Pontjes Bridge
- The Punda district, a world heritage site, is home to hundreds of buildings considered national monuments, including Fort Amsterdam, the Governor's Palace, the Mikve Israel-Emanuel Synagogue, one of the first synagogues in the New World, and the Penha building on the waterfront
- The scheduled arrival time at the various destinations is always in the morning so that you have the entire day to explore the area
- Travel with Seven Seas Luxury Cruises is all-inclusive and has the great added value of including not only meals and beverages but also a very wide range of activities and excursions
