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Traversing the 40-mile Panama Canal is a rite of passage and something you'll remember for a lifetime. Sailings go from the Caribbean to the Pacific or vice-versa.

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13 to 35-Day Panama Canal Cruises

Cruise Line:	Seabourn Cruise Line
Departure:	10/2/2020 to 4/24/2021
Length:	13 to 35 Days

Starting from

$6,499

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All-Inclusive South America Cruises Including the Amazon

Free Roundtrip Air, Shipboard Credit, and More

Cruise Line:	Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Departure:	12/7/2019 to 3/14/2021
Length:	10 to 37 Nights

Starting from

$9,199

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7 to 20-Day Panama Canal, Mexico and Caribbean Cruises

OLife Choice Amenities, Airfare, Unlimited Internet and More

Cruise Line:	Oceania Cruises
Departure:	12/5/2019 to 2/6/2021
Length:	7 to 20 Days

Starting from

$1,699

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Panama Canal Cruises

Shipboard Credit and More

Cruise Line:	Holland America Line
Departure:	2/5/2020 to 4/11/2021
Length:	10 to 20 Days
Starts:	Ft. Lauderdale l San Diego l Vancouver

Starting from

$949

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Introducing Seabourn Venture

Now Open For Reservations

Cruise Line:	Seabourn Cruise Line
Departure:	8/07/2021 to 12/15/2021
Length:	10 to 30 Days

Starting from

$5,999

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All-Inclusive Panama Canal Cruises

16 to 24-Day Panama Canal Cruises

Cruise Line:	Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Ship(s):	Seven Seas Navigator \| Seven Seas Mariner
Departure:	4/25/2020 to 1/5/2021
Length:	16 to 24 Days
Starts:	Miami, FL \| Lima (Callao), Peru

Starting from

$10,299

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Cruise The Americas on Scenic Eclipse

Shore Excursions, Unlimited Beverages and More

Cruise Line:	Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours
Departure:	9/4/2020 to 10/25/2021
Length:	9 to 18 Days

Starting from

$6,311

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Introducing Seven Seas Splendor

Free Roundtrip Air, Shipboard Credit and More

Cruise Line:	Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Departure:	2/6/2020 to 8/18/2020
Length:	7 to 17 Nights
Starts:	Multiple

Starting from

$8,199

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2020 Grand South America on Queen Victoria

56-Day Roundtrip Ft. Lauderdale

Cruise Line:	Cunard Line
Departure:	1/21/2020
Length:	56 Nights
Starts:	Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Starting from

$9,079

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Panama Canal, Central America & Mexico Cruises

AzAmazing Evenings, Gratuities and More

Cruise Line:	Azamara Club Cruises
Ship(s):	Azamara Pursuit \| Azamara Journey l Azamara Quest
Departure:	12/19/2019 to 1/07/2022
Length:	12 to 18 Nights

Starting from

$2,099

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8 to 14-Night Caribbean Cruises in 2021

Free Roundtrip Air, Shore Excursions, Pre-paid Gratuities and More

Cruise Line:	Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Departure:	12/21/2020 to 3/15/2021
Length:	8 to 14 Nights
Starts:	Miami, FL

Starting from

$4,699

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Sailing through the Panama Canal is a treat for history buffs and nature lovers! View the amazing dredged waterways and surrounding jungle scenery filled with wildlife. Central America port calls may include Nicaragua’s volcanoes or Costa Rica’s rainforest. Panama Canal cruises are also a great way to travel from one side of the U.S. to the other without taking a flight. Cruise Specialists can help you extend your stay in your final destination such as New York City or San Francisco.

Destination Highlights

Panama Canal visitor center, Gatun Lake; cruises may also call on ports in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Colombia and more

Popular Activities

Canal tours, history and cultural tours, wildlife viewing, rainforest visit and activities

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Gatun Lake, Panama Canal

Say Hi to the Friendly Wildlife

A Sloth Relaxing in a Tree

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Carol Terhune

Cruise Consultant

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ABOUT CAROL

During Carol’s decades in the travel business, she has traveled to Alaska, the Caribbean, Europe, Hawaii, China and her favorite destination of all, Tahiti. ...Read more

Dan Twomey

Cruise Consultant

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ABOUT DAN

Dan credits his love of travel to his father, an Irishman, who instilled in him the culture of his native country. Since then he has ...Read more

Bridgett Quinn Webber

Cruise Consultant

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ABOUT BRIDGETT

Bridgett’s travel industry career includes five years working onboard Holland America Line ships as Cruise Staff and Guest Relations Supervisor. She was fortunate enough ...Read more

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Five Tips To Extract More Joy From Your Cruise

By: Ralph Grizzle | February 27, 2018

Our Five Tips To Extract More Joy From Your Cruise is perhaps more relevant than ever as cruisers continue to trudge through tough economic times in search of memorable cruise vacations. Our goal is to travel smart — and not break the bank. After all, it’s one thing to get a great deal on a cruise (and there are plenty of deals these days), but it’s another to budget so tightly that you extract any possibility for pleasure on your cruise. Yes, inside cabins are cheaper than balcony cabins, but balcony cabins can be much more rewarding. ... Read more

Comparing Cruise Suites: What Matters for A Great Experience

By: Justin Gibson | March 30, 2017

Cabin preferences are as diverse as the people who occupy them. Fortunately, today’s cruise ships have enough variety to please everyone. Our team of cruise specialists and guests, have done the research, crawled under fluffy down comforters and spent blissful hours on their balconies to help create this guide. Find out what you can expect on different cruise lines and what our guests say truly matters regarding location and balconies. Comparing Cruise Line Suites Let’s start with the hard facts! Size, space and locations. ... Read more

Azamara Club Cruises Review

By: Alysia Murillo | February 15, 2011

Last month I had the wonderful opportunity of sailing aboard Azamara Club Cruises for 11 days Azamara Journey to Mexico’s Sea of Cortez. I boarded the 694 guest Azamara Journey in San Diego with great anticipation. I have to say that in almost every way Azamara exceeded my expectations. By the time I disembarked again in San Diego I completely understood why they changed their name to Azamara “Club” Cruises, it really felt like a floating country club. ... Read more