Pichilingue is a port and fishing village in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico. It is known for its beautiful beaches, ocean views and diverse wildlife. The local economy thrives on fishing, providing fresh seafood to the town's many restaurants. Nearby, the Espiritu Santo Islands are popular for snorkelling, scuba diving, kayaking and bird watching, with crystal-clear waters and abundant marine life.

Sea days are rarely dull. Take the time to sit back and let the world go by. The ship’s observation decks provide stunning views of the passing ocean. A day at sea gives you the opportunity to mingle with other passengers and share your experiences of this incredible trip or head to our library which is stocked full of reference books. Get an expert’s view in one of our on-board lectures or perhaps perfect your photography skills with invaluable advice from our onboard professional photographers.

Nicknamed the Sailfish Capital of the World, Manzanillo is one of Mexico’s most significant port cities. Most of the activities in town are centred around the water, and seafood dominates the local culinary scene. Although the city is largely a modern development, ancient history is never far away in this part of the world. The archaeological site, Zona Arqueologica la Campana is about a two-hour drive away from Manzanillo port.

Salt Flats & Countryside

Optional

05 h 30 m

Learn all about Salt making processeses
Eperience the visit to a plantation and pick your fresh and ripe fruit for tasting it
Learn how the clay bricks are made by hand , and the different processes that those bricks go through until ready for the construction industry

Colonial Colima

Included

05 h 10 m

Visit the Colonial City of Colima
Enjoy breathtaking views during the ride
Discover the archaeological site of La Campana, the largest prehispanic population center in western Mexico

Local Fresh Fruits, Orchids & Folklore

Optional

05 h 30 m

Enjoy to see the Manzanillo and Santiago bay
Learn all about the varieties and technics to grow Orchid´s, each one is an amazing, Vive Plants is the main orchids producer in Mexico
Enjoy spectacular and colorfull folkloric ballet performing traditional dances from different states from Mexico, local ballet from the rural school of the community

One of Mexico’s most visited cities, Zihuatanejo is a modern beach resort surrounded by archaeological sites with a fascinating, ancient past. Xihuacan, an ancient ceremonial centre, holds the key to the region's rich history. Yet to be fully excavated, the ruins of ball courts, temples and plazas and over 800 pre-Hispanic artefacts provide glimpses into daily lives. The Zihuatanejo Museum of Archaeology delves further into the region's history.

ATV on the beach

Optional

03 h 00 m

Come and experience an exciting ride to conquer one of the most beautiful natural environments in Mexico
Drive this all-terrain vehicle along the beach, crossing small rivers, gazing at the sea and admiring the nature around you

Xihuacan Archaeological Site

Included

04 h 00 m

This pre-Columbian archaeological complex is among the stand-out sights on Mexico's Pacific coast
Visit the zone’s major landmarks and the on-site museum
Learn about the ceremonial center constructed out of bricks and modeling clay during the pre-Columbian era

ATV on the beach - Double ATV

Optional

03 h 00 m

Come and experience an exciting ride to conquer one of the most beautiful natural environments in Mexico
Drive this all-terrain vehicle along the beach, crossing small rivers, gazing at the sea and admiring the nature around you

Acapulco, Mexico's glamorous 'Pearl of the Pacific,' has roots as a Spanish galleon port with important landmarks along Avenida Costera Miguel Aleman. La Quebrada hosts famous high cliff divers, while Capilla de la Paz chapel atop the bay offers the best views. Other attractions include Fort of San Carlos, a vital military base for the Spanish Empire and the Museum of the Mask, in Chilapa with 10,000 masks from 60 ethnic groups.

Quebrada Cliff Divers

Optional

03 h 00 m

The cliffs of La Quebrada are home to the daredevil cliff divers
Witness the courageous cliff divers as they soar from dizzy heights into shallow waters below

City Tour & Cliff Diver

Optional

04 h 00 m

The cliffs of La Quebrada are home to the daredevil cliff divers
Witness the courageous cliff divers as they soar from dizzy heights into shallow waters below

Mezcal Tasting

Optional

03 h 30 m

Taste different mezcals and mezcal cream
Learn about the production process

Acapulco Walking Tour

Included

02 h 30 m

Stroll through one of Mexico's oldest beach resorts
Visit the Fort of San Carlos, one of the most important Spanish fortifications along the Pacific coast
Discover the rich mask tradition of the State of Guerrero at the Museum of the Mask

Coyuca Lagoon

Optional

05 h 00 m

Takes you past mangrove forests
Enjoy a typical lunch

Days at sea are the perfect chance to relax, unwind and do whatever takes your fancy. So whether that is going to the gym, visiting the spa, trying to spot a whale from the deck, reading a chapter or two, or simply topping up your tan, these blue sea days are the perfect balance to the green days spent exploring on land.

Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala's modern port, opens the door to La Antigua Guatemala, a 16th-century UNESCO-listed town. Cobbled streets, the Santa Catalina Arch and San José Cathedral ruins illustrate its colonial charm. In the Guatemalan Highlands, Lake Atitlán is among the world's deepest lakes, embraced by three majestic volcanoes. Boats connect San Lucas Toliman to Panajachel, where Mayan artisans sell vibrant hand-woven textiles and souvenirs.

Colonial Antigua in Depth

Included

08 h 00 m

Delve into the architectural and cultural treasures of this UNESCO Site
Admire the arcaded General Captaincy and the Cathedral de Santiago
Taste the typical food

Originally a Mayan village, Acajutla is El Salvador’s main export town for coffee, sugar and balsam. Inland, two important archaeological sites represent different eras in the country's history. Tazumal, a Mayan Ceremonial Centre, features a pyramid used for sacrificial ceremonies, where victims were burned. Joya de Cerén, a pre-Columbian Mayan village preserved in ash following a volcanic eruption, provides a unique glimpse into everyday lives.

Cerro Verde Volcano Natural Park and Casa 1800

Optional

04 h 00 m

Race through the volcanic terrain between two national parks in a two-person dune buggy
Pause to admire a glassy lagoon, then retrace your route at an exhilarating pace

Mayan Sites and Volcanoes

Optional

10 h 00 m

Discover Joya de Cerén known as "The Pompeii of the Americas"
Admire the beautiful Lake Coatepeque among the ten most beautiful lakes in the world
Have an amazing sightseeing at Cerro Verde National Park

El Salvador Sightseeing

Included

04 h 00 m

Enjoy the mesmerizing view of the majestic Cerro Verde National Park
Visit the charming colonial-style town of Izalco
Explore the traditions and heritage of this remarkable indigenous community

The small port town of La Unión in El Salvador is the gateway to the beautiful Gulf of Fonseca overlooked by Conchagua volcano. This remote region contains El Salvador's largest protected area, Jiquilisco Bay Biosphere Reserve. Cruising the mangrove canals reveals deserted beaches, remote islands, and wildlife like migratory birds and four nesting sea turtle species including endangered hawksbills.

Jiquilisco Bay Mangrove & Turtle Release

Optional

07 h 00 m

Discover El Salvador’s most important marine ecosystem at the Jiquilisco Bay Biosphere Reserve
Spend time with the environmentalists and scientists who will teach us about the conservation of the turtles
Learn how the finest chocolate comes from and about the cultivation of cacao

El Salvador Eastern Jewels

Included

07 h 00 m

Visist the captivating Laguna de Alegria, nestled within the ancient crater of an extinct volcano
Soak in the relaxing pools that dot the landscape
Witness the coffee-making process from bean to cup visiting a local coffee mill

Playa Flamingo, one of Costa Rica's prettiest beaches, is a laid-back resort with postcard-perfect white sand, seashells and serene blue sea. Nearby Palo Verde National Park by the Tempisque River is a birdwatcher's paradise. The largest gathering place of aquatic and migratory birds on the Pacific Coast, Palo Verde hosts 279 species including toucans, scarlet macaws, roseate spoonbills, wood storks and tanagers.

Santa Cruz & Chorotega Pottery Town

Included

05 h 00 m

The traditional pottery of the Chorotega indigenous people of Guaitil is from the soul, it is the heart of the town and is a beautiful craft to witness
The pottery village of Guaitil is a glimpse into the culture and history of Costa Rica and the Chorotega people, a respect for the ancient traditions

Palo Verde River Cruise, Traditions & Lunch

Optional

07 h 00 m

Tempisque River is one of most important of Costa Rica and is considered one of the largest bird Sanctuaries in Central America
Spot crocodiles, iguanas and monkeys in their natural environment, perfect for wildlife lovers

Congo Canopy Tour

Optional

04 h 00 m

Feel the adrenaline rush of soaring over many waterfalls
Enjoy breathtaking views over the ocean, mountains, and rainforest

Catamaran Adventure & Snorkel

Optional

04 h 00 m

Snorkeling in crystal clear waters
Wildlife sightings include dolphins, sea turtles, flying fish, or even a breaching whale

Puntarenas, on a narrow peninsula jutting into the Pacific, provides an authentic Costa Rican experience with its beaches, seafood and lively carnival atmosphere. It serves as a gateway to natural wonders like Tortuga, Chira and Coco islands, popular for snorkelling, diving and wildlife observation. A short drive away, the Monteverde Cloud Forest, a high-altitude rainforest renowned for its biodiversity, is a must-visit destination

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