Book a Cruise through the Panama Canal, just outside of Panama City. Travel from Mexico, around Central America, through Panama by crossing the modern marvel that is the Panama Canal. Cruise lines that offer Panama Canal Cruises and Central America cruises are Royal Caribbean, Holland America, Celebrity Cruises and Norwegian Cruises.
Book by March 21st and receive last minute markdown prices on select cruises to Australia/New Zealand, Caribbean, Mexico, Panama Canal, South Pacific & South America.
14-day Spring Panama Canal Explorer
Maasdam
Holland America Line
Departing Date: April 2, 2010
Departing From: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Book by March 21st and receive last minute markdown prices on select cruises to Australia/New Zealand, Caribbean, Mexico, Panama Canal, South Pacific & South America.
14-day Spring Panama Canal Adventurer
Maasdam
Holland America Line
Departing Date: April 16, 2010
Departing From: San Diego, California
Interior
$1678
Oceanview
$1798
Balcony
$N/A
14-day Panama Canal Explorer
Statendam
Holland America Line
Departing Date: December 10, 2010
Departing From: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Book selected 2010 and 2011 Princess voyages by March 22nd, 2010 to receive a reduced deposit of $100 per person for the first two passengers, and an onboard coupon book worth up to $325 in savings on shipboard products and services! One coupon book per person to a maximum of two per stateroom. Applicable on voyages 7 days or longer, new bookings made online only. Deposit for World Cruises and 45+ day World Cruise segments is 5% of the cruise fare. Other restrictions apply.
15 Night Grand Panama Canal Cruise
Coral Princess
Princess Cruises
Departing Date: March 22, 2010
Departing From: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Book selected 2010 and 2011 Princess voyages by March 22nd, 2010 to receive a reduced deposit of $100 per person for the first two passengers, and an onboard coupon book worth up to $325 in savings on shipboard products and services! One coupon book per person to a maximum of two per stateroom. Applicable on voyages 7 days or longer, new bookings made online only. Deposit for World Cruises and 45+ day World Cruise segments is 5% of the cruise fare. Other restrictions apply.
10 Night Panama Canal Cruise
Island Princess
Princess Cruises
Departing Date: April 19, 2010
Departing From: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Book selected 2010 and 2011 Princess voyages by March 22nd, 2010 to receive a reduced deposit of $100 per person for the first two passengers, and an onboard coupon book worth up to $325 in savings on shipboard products and services! One coupon book per person to a maximum of two per stateroom. Applicable on voyages 7 days or longer, new bookings made online only. Deposit for World Cruises and 45+ day World Cruise segments is 5% of the cruise fare. Other restrictions apply.
10 Night Panama Canal Cruise
Coral Princess
Princess Cruises
Departing Date: October 16, 2010
Departing From: Acapulco, Mexico
Book selected 2010 and 2011 Princess voyages by March 22nd, 2010 to receive a reduced deposit of $100 per person for the first two passengers, and an onboard coupon book worth up to $325 in savings on shipboard products and services! One coupon book per person to a maximum of two per stateroom. Applicable on voyages 7 days or longer, new bookings made online only. Deposit for World Cruises and 45+ day World Cruise segments is 5% of the cruise fare. Other restrictions apply.
10 Night Panama Canal Cruise
Coral Princess
Princess Cruises
Departing Date: November 5, 2010
Departing From: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
A typical Panama Canal cruise vacation may set sail from Fort Lauderdale, touch upon South America (usually Columbia) and travel around Central America. Panama Canal cuts through Central America’s most cosmopolitan city, Panama City. As your ship sails north, Mexican beach spots such as Ixtapa, Huatulco, Mazatlan, Cabo San Lucas and Acapulco are visited as well. Cruises can either dock in San Diego, California or the route could be sailed in reverse (starting in San Diego and ending in Fort Lauderdale). Other destinations visited on this cruise route may also include Lima, the capital of Peru and Puerto Quetzal in Guatemala.
Panama City sits at the Pacific entrance of the infamous Panama Canal. It is Central America’s most exciting Capital City and home to more than a million people. The Panama Canal serves as the continent’s fastest and only water passage – connecting the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. The Canal is an engineering phenomenon, making it a must see and an eighth wonder of the world. The construction of the canal was one of the largest and most difficult engineering projects ever undertaken. The entire trip through the canal takes between 8 & 10 hours. Each ship that travels through the canal pays a toll based on its capacity. The only exception has been Richard Halliburton, who paid 36 cents for swimming the canal in 1928!
See what all the fuss is about and book a low-cost Panama Canal Cruise Adventure today.
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