Victory II, Yucatan Peninsula & Panama ex Cancun to Panama (Colon)

8 Night Cruise sailing from Puerto Morelos to Colon aboard Victory II. Hotel stay pre-cruise in Cancun.

Experience the beauty of Central America on this tropical journey. The powder-white beachfronts of Costa Maya, San Andrés and more await. These sun-soaked paradises give way to myriad adventures, from snorkeling around coral reefs to visiting Mayan ruins. Ports such as Belize City and Roatán are sure to provide lasting insights into the cultures and histories of the regions we visit. Embark on an adventure, and experience life in the Southern Hemisphere.

Day 1 Hotel Stay in Cancun, Mexico
Enjoy a complimentary stay at the precruise hotel. The evening allows time to become acquainted with the city. For your convenience, our Hospitality Desk will be located in the hotel, and our friendly staff can assist with everything from general questions about the upcoming voyage to reservation of premium experiences. Representatives will be available to provide suggestions for dining, entertainment and sightseeing options to maximize your time here.

Day 2 Puerto Morelos, Mexico
(Embark) – Enjoy an unhurried day in a port slightly off the beaten path. The shoreline here is protected just off the coast by the world’s second-largest barrier reef, so the tides are as easygoing as the afternoons. Find authentic Mexico in this special place, where you can eat, shop and relax like a local.

Day 3 Costa Maya, Mexico
Enclosed within the borders of the Caribbean Sea and a jungle, Costa Maya offers the retreat that tourists long to experience. Opportunities for relaxation, adventure and everything in between lie just beyond our porting space. Colorful fowl speckle the skyline, and breathtaking views bless the beachfronts. Traditional Mexican cuisine is accompanied by local chocolate and tequila. Whether wandering the ruins of the ancient civilizations that once thrived in the area, or indulging in the pleasantries of the lively markets, a once-in-a-lifetime experience can be guaranteed in Costa Maya.

Day 4 Belize City, Belize
The blended culture, history and landscape of Belize City create an exclusive experience in a sun-kissed mainland coast – off which hundreds of tiny island chains speckle the cerulean waters. Peaceful palm trees and seaside escapes mingle with jungles – both natural and cement – and are sure to make travelers fall in love with this destination. Mayan archaeological sites and other cultural attractions await. Belize City is brimming with opportunities to harness the world around, and create memories from it to carry forever.

Day 5 Roatán, Honduras
A stop on this remote island – about 30 miles off the Honduran coast – won’t soon be forgotten. From the pristine waters and gleaming white sands to the amazing fresh seafood and the lively local Garifuna culture, this port is likely to capture your heart. Divers and snorkelers the world over consider it one of Earth’s best playgrounds.

Day 6 At Sea
Glide along the glassy liquid surface as life flourishes both above and below. Today is the day to relax, spend time with friends, share a cocktail in The Tavern, hear an entertaining lecture or just laze on deck, enjoying the view.

Day 7 San Andrés, Colombia
This pearl of the Caribbean beckons adventurers with a backdrop of lucid waters and lush coconut groves, rolling along to the rhythms of reggae. Alongside sits the famed sea of seven colors, rich with more than 50 coral species, gleaming in shades from pale celadon to opulent peridot to deep aqua.

Day 8 Limón, Costa Rica
Appreciate the true daily lives of Costa Ricans in this important port, home of the Barva Volcano, Braulio Carrillo National Park and other fascinating features. This is the place to absorb the strong influences of the Afro-Caribbean culture permeating the city.

Day 9 Limón, Costa Rica
Explore Limón, connected by railroad to the Central Valley in the late 1800s, allowing the export of coffee and bananas. The area is especially diverse for the region, due to an influx of Chinese and Jamaican workers who helped build the route. Some residents even use a local language – Limónese Creole, also called Mekatelyu. Gaze into the trees in this port, and you may see a set of wide-set, friendly-looking eyes peering back; sloths sometimes randomly lounge above ground in the town.

Day 10 Panama City/Colón, Panama
(Disembark) – As the journey concludes, there are other opportunities for you to take in the town.