Itinerary
November 30th of 2024
Cruise from Miami to enter the Renaissance-style Vizcaya state and learn about Miami's glittering past. Enjoy Cuban traditions in Miami along Calle Ocho in Little Havana. Here you can wander through streets lit by salsa music and meet locals smoking cigars while playing dominoes. From its colorful rooster statues to handcrafted cigar shops and open-air fruit markets, this is the most authentic thing you'll find. Awaken your creative side with a tour around Wynwood Art District during your cruise in Miami. Every facade in this neighborhood is decked out with exciting life-size murals from world-renowned artists. Don't miss Wynwood Walls, a collection of old wineries styled with abstract paintings, graffiti quotes and unique sculptures. Bayside Marketplace, facing the harbor, is a popular waterfront shopping spot for visitors. Locals love Coconut Grove's eccentric boutiques. Michelin star chefs fill many cuisines and Latin American flavours highlight many menus.
What you should know about Miami
Hop on a cruise from Miami to enter the Renaissance-style Vizcaya estate and learn about the city's glittering past.
Enjoy Cuban traditions in Miami along Calle Ocho in Little Havana, where you can stroll down the streets lit by salsa music, and find locals smoking cigars while playing dominoes. From its colorful statues of roosters to the handmade cigar shops and outdoors fruit vendors, this is the most authentic thing you will find.
Awaken your creative side with a quick tour to the Wynwood Art District. Every facade in this artsy neighborhood is decked out with exciting life-size murals from world-renowned talents. And don't miss Wynwood Walls! A collection of old wineries adorned with abstract paintings, graffiti quotes and unique sculptures.
Bayside Marketplace, facing the harbor, is a popular waterfront shopping spot for visitors! Locals love Coconut Grove's eccentric boutiques while several Michelin star chefs fill many restaurants of Latin American flavors highlight many menus.
December 02nd of 2024
Puerto Plata (officially known as San Felipe de Puerto Plata) is the ninth largest city in the Dominican Republic and the capital of Puerto Plata’s province. For spectacular views of the city, climb “Pico Isabel de Torres”, which is more than 2,600 feet high. Do you like learning about history? Visit San Felipe Fortress, which was built in the 16th century and served as a prison under the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo. You can also visit “Museo del Ámbar”, a museum with a unique collection of valuable Dominican amber, a semi-precious tree sap that has hardened over millions of years and has captured many plant and insect fossils. Providing cruise passengers with easy transportation was one of the main goals in developing Amber Cove. From the transportation hub here you can access rental cars, taxi services and a variety of shore excursions that will take you into the exotic landscapes and historic cities of the region.
What you should know about Amber Cove
Providing passengers with easy transportation was one of the main goals when developing Amber Cove; so, it is really easy to get around! From the transport hub you will be able to access rental cars, taxi services and a long list of shore excursions that will take you to the lush landscapes and historic cities of the region. The port has one of the strongest activity alignments and shore excursions in the Caribbean. If you would like to experience your own four-wheeled adventure or soar through the skies, Amber Cove has you covered! Fasten your seat belt for an ATV or buggy expedition, take a helicopter tour or Go full speed on the jungle zip line. If you are more of a leisurely pace grab a kayak, a paddle board or take a snorkeling tour. You can even opt for fishing expeditions or horseback riding.
December 03rd of 2024
Your journey will begin in San Juan, Puerto Rico's vibrant capital. From ancient fortresses to colorful colonial buildings, here you will find yourself surrounded in 500 years of history We suggest you try arriving at least a day earlier so you can explore this beautiful city but, if you plan on arriving the same day that your cruise departs, the airport is just a two-minute taxi ride away from the port. Centuries of history, extensive culture, beautiful landscapes, and welcoming locals are part of San Juan's every day.
What you should know about San Juan
San Juan is Puerto Rico’s capital and its most populated city too. With available cabs, buses, and car rentals, you will be in Old San Juan in about 10 minutes. While on the island, make sure to visit The Fortress, San Juan’s Cathedral, Fort San Cristóbal, and the jungle at El Yunque National Forest. Did you know? Over 70% of all rum sold in the U.S. comes from… Puerto Rico!
December 04th of 2024
Located between the Great Salt Lake and the Great Bay sands, this friendly island is recognized as the main commercial nucleus of the area thanks to the Front Street neighborhood. This destination brings together everything you are looking for on your trip: leisure areas, nature, and hundreds of restaurants! It also offers a wide shopping and numerous corners full of art and history. Did you know? St. Maarten is ruled by the Netherlands and France. Its beaches come with white sand and pleasant crystal-clear waters that invite you to relax or to engage in adrenaline-filled activities. For those who want to try something new, fritters stuffed with crab and cod are the way to go. Do not forget to have a sip of St. Maarten’s traditional guava liqueur.
You should know about Phillipsburg
From a wide shopping area, to the most inhospitable nature, passing through numerous corners full of art and history, this destination offers a unique adventure in a place ruled by two nations: the Netherlands and France. Its beaches of pleasant white sand and crystal-clear waters are ideal for relaxation and fun. You can also practice different water sports here. Maho Beach is one of the must-see attractions while in Philipsburg. Its recognition is owed to its proximity to the Princess Juliana International Airport and the coastline. Its airstrip is an ideal point to see the takeoff and arrival of these colossi of the air, considered one of the most original activities of the island. If you are looking to try something new, eat some fritters filled with crab and cod at any local cafeteria. And do not forget to try the guava liqueur! Produced exclusively in St. Maarten.
December 05th of 2024
Without a doubt, the city of Carlota Amalia has one of the most spectacular ports in the world. Where pirates once felt at home, visitors now find treasures of other kinds. Its beautiful beaches and duty-free shops are just some of its highlights. St. Thomas is also known as the “City of Rocks, a name given by the locals for its mountainous territory.
You should know about Saint Thomas
A place that serves as an entrance to the U.S. Virgin Islands. Saint Thomas in the Caribbean. Fun fact! Did you know that this is the only place in the whole U.S. where driving is done on the left side of the road? Besides being called “The City of Stones” due to its rocky terrains, this island also offers beaches with various spots to go fishing, diving, snorkeling, and shopping.
December 08th of 2024
Cruise from Miami to enter the Renaissance-style Vizcaya state and learn about Miami's glittering past. Enjoy Cuban traditions in Miami along Calle Ocho in Little Havana. Here you can wander through streets lit by salsa music and meet locals smoking cigars while playing dominoes. From its colorful rooster statues to handcrafted cigar shops and open-air fruit markets, this is the most authentic thing you'll find. Awaken your creative side with a tour around Wynwood Art District during your cruise in Miami. Every facade in this neighborhood is decked out with exciting life-size murals from world-renowned artists. Don't miss Wynwood Walls, a collection of old wineries styled with abstract paintings, graffiti quotes and unique sculptures. Bayside Marketplace, facing the harbor, is a popular waterfront shopping spot for visitors. Locals love Coconut Grove's eccentric boutiques. Michelin star chefs fill many cuisines and Latin American flavours highlight many menus.
What you should know about Miami
Hop on a cruise from Miami to enter the Renaissance-style Vizcaya estate and learn about the city's glittering past.
Enjoy Cuban traditions in Miami along Calle Ocho in Little Havana, where you can stroll down the streets lit by salsa music, and find locals smoking cigars while playing dominoes. From its colorful statues of roosters to the handmade cigar shops and outdoors fruit vendors, this is the most authentic thing you will find.
Awaken your creative side with a quick tour to the Wynwood Art District. Every facade in this artsy neighborhood is decked out with exciting life-size murals from world-renowned talents. And don't miss Wynwood Walls! A collection of old wineries adorned with abstract paintings, graffiti quotes and unique sculptures.
Bayside Marketplace, facing the harbor, is a popular waterfront shopping spot for visitors! Locals love Coconut Grove's eccentric boutiques while several Michelin star chefs fill many restaurants of Latin American flavors highlight many menus.
| IMO: | Year of construction: | Year of remodeling: | Tonnage: | Registro: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9378486 | 2010 | 2016 | 130000 t. | Panama |
| Boat length: | Total passenger capacity: | Total crew: | Total cabins: | Total suites: |
| 306 meters | 4724 passengers | 1367 crew | 1845 cabins | 54 suites |
| Total balconies: | Total outside cabins: | Total interior cabins: | Minimum passenger age: | |
| 851 balconies | 236 outdoor cabins | 704 interior cabins | 6 months |
Cabins
Inside
Maximum Occupation: 2
7,662 HC
Cruise fee starting at: $1,360 USD
*Port and government taxes and travel insurance are already included
Balcony
Maximum Occupation: 2
27,966 HC
Cruise fee starting at: $1,360 USD
*Port and government taxes and travel insurance are already included
Outside
Maximum Occupation: 2
18,052 HC
Cruise fee starting at: $1,360 USD
*Port and government taxes and travel insurance are already included
Documents and considerations
All travel documents (Passport, DNI, NIE, Visas, etc.) must be valid and valid six months after the date of travel. It is essential to carry valid passports and visas (including Multiple Entry Visas, when applicable), to board. Check the entry requirements for your destination at your local passport office or contact the Embassies (Consular Services) of each country on your Cruise travel itinerary. If you are not sure which country a port belongs to, check with your Vacation Advisor.
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Attractions and activities
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The go-to spot if you’re looking to savor freshly made pasta in the morning and a coffee in the afternoon. Celebrating something? Request a special-made cake!
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Teenagers between 12 and 14 years old will find their own space at Circle “C”. This club hosts various events such as pool parties, breakdance classes, Wii tournaments and more!
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The go-to place for art lovers to examine our variety of masterpieces.
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Add a bit of Asian spice to your vacations at this bar.
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Looking for variety? This informal buffet restaurant is filled with international delicatessens for you to enjoy!
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Enjoy a juicy steak just the way you like it.
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There's no better way to enjoy the seaside-like atmosphere at Lanai than with a drink and a snack. Try it out!
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