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14 Night Central American Adventure Cruise from Acapulco

Ship: mv Voyager

Cruise Line: Voyages of Discovery

Sailed: Saturday, Feb 27, 2016 from Acapulco, Mexico

Ended: Saturday, Mar 12, 2016

The itinerary information below reflects the original day-by-day port of call schedule for the Saturday, Feb 27, 2016 departure of the mv Voyager. If Voyages of Discovery modified this itinerary for weather or operational reasons after departing , the modified schedule would not be reflected here.

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Day 1 - Saturday - Feb 27, 2016

Acapulco, Mexico

With its stunning sun-kissed beaches, Acapulco was once dubbed the Pearl of the Pacific. Today, the golden arc of sand surrounding Bahia de Acapulco remains as gorgeous as ever, full of lovely spots to relax and soak up the sunshine. If you'd like to take in a little history too, you can venture up to the city's 17th-century fort, perched on a hill overlooking the harbour. It's Acapulco's most significant historical landmark and the most important marine fortress in the Pacific Ocean.

Day 2 - Sunday - Feb 28, 2016

Acapulco, Mexico

Depart: 9:00 pm

Day 3 - Monday - Feb 29, 2016

At Sea

Day 4 - Tuesday - Mar 1, 2016

Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala

Arrive: 6:00 pm

Guatemala must be the most colourful country in Central America and remains relatively undeveloped. Discover Lake Atitlan - huge, clear, and beautifully framed by three volcanoes - where Maya traditions are at their ancient best. One of the civilisation's most important sites, its ruined citadel and imposing public squares reveal how the city grew and thrived before being abandoned in the 10th century. While we're in port, there's also a great opportunity to trek up the smoking volcano of Pacaya.

Day 5 - Wednesday - Mar 2, 2016

Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala

Depart: 7:00 pm

Day 6 - Thursday - Mar 3, 2016

At Sea

Day 7 - Friday - Mar 4, 2016

San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua

Arrive: 7:00 am

Depart: 5:30 pm

From the sleepy clapboard fishing village of San Juan del Sur, you'll have the chance to visit Granada, on the shores of vast, beautiful Lake Nicaragua. Founded in 1524, Granada is the oldest city in the New World, renowned for some of the finest colonial-era architecture in the country. Nicaragua is known as the Land of Lakes and Volcanoes, and you can take in one of its active peaks at the Masaya Volcano National Park.

Day 8 - Saturday - Mar 5, 2016

Puntarenas, Costa Rica

Arrive: 8:30 am

Lazing at the end of a sandy peninsula, Puntarenas has an old-world charm and is the closest coastal town to Costa Rica's capital, San Jose. If you can tear yourself away, you'll find the capital is a bustling city, full of streets lined with eclectic, historic architecture. Alternatively, head into the wild at Carara National Park, the last major area of primary rainforest in the region, home to white-face capuchin monkeys and scarlet macaws. Or, visit one of Costa Rica's many coffee fields and discover the huge role coffee has played in the development of the country. We'll be staying in port overnight to give you plenty of time to explore.

Day 9 - Sunday - Mar 6, 2016

Puntarenas, Costa Rica

Depart: 12:00 pm

Day 10 - Monday - Mar 7, 2016

Isla de Coiba, Panama

Arrive: 12:00 pm

Depart: 8:00 pm

Beautiful, isolated Isla Coiba was home to a much-feared prison from 1919 right up to 2004. Access was restricted, and as a result, 80% of the island's natural resources have survived untouched. Due to its remote location, the island has a growing number of sub-species, unique to its shores. Its jungles are home to howler monkeys, scarlet macaws, and crested eagles, while its beaches and waters offer shelter to four turtle species.

Day 11 - Tuesday - Mar 8, 2016

At Sea

Day 12 - Wednesday - Mar 9, 2016

Cruising the Panama Canal, Panama

As we sail through the engineering masterpiece that is the Panama Canal, we'll rise up to 26 meters above sea level, taking in plenty of local wildlife along the way. The canal transit takes around 12 to 14 hours but saves 20 days at sea and a 7,872-mile journey around South America and the infamous Cape Horn.

Day 13 - Thursday - Mar 10, 2016

San Blas Islands, Panama

Arrive: 8:00 am

Depart: 2:00 pm

Our next stop gives a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit one of the unspoilt islands of the San Blas archipelago, meet the native Kuna Indians, and learn about their way of life. The islands are largely undiscovered - a true tropical paradise.

Day 14 - Friday - Mar 11, 2016

Cartagena, Colombia

Arrive: 9:00 am

Founded in 1533, this historic city was named after Cartagena in Spain and during the colonial period played a key role in the administration and expansion of the Spanish Empire. Its UNESCO World Heritage-listed old town, surrounded by grand city walls, is where you'll find superb examples of Spanish colonial architecture and lovely narrow streets, best explored on foot. Once you've wandered the city, there's the opportunity to try something completely different - trek up to the crater of the 15-metre high Totumo mud volcano and finish your cruise with a messily revitalising mud bath.

Day 15 - Saturday - Mar 12, 2016

Cartagena, Colombia

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