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The Journey
The Bajan capital, a UNESCO garrison town with rum older than most countries.
St. Vincent’s harbour capital, gateway to the Grenadines and the oldest botanic garden in the western hemisphere.
Admiralty Bay, a sailors’ harbour of boatbuilders and beach bars, the Grenadines in miniature.
A few hundred islanders, one hilltop village, and Saline Bay’s perfect arc of sand.
The Tahiti of the Grenadines, its peaks standing over Clifton’s reef-locked harbour.
The Bajan capital, a UNESCO garrison town with rum older than most countries.
Admiralty Bay, a sailors’ harbour of boatbuilders and beach bars, the Grenadines in miniature.
A few hundred islanders, one hilltop village, and Saline Bay’s perfect arc of sand.
A full day at sea: the pools, the spa, a long lunch, and the horizon doing all the work.
Bonaire’s little capital, with the Caribbean’s best shore diving beginning at the waterline.
The Handelskade waterfront, a row of Dutch townhouses in Caribbean colours, curaçao in the glass.
Aruba’s Dutch-gabled capital, with Eagle and Palm Beach up the coast and trade winds on schedule.
The oldest city in Colombia, between the Sierra Nevada and the sea.
The walled jewel of the Spanish Main, balconies dripping bougainvillea over every street.
The Guna’s autonomous archipelago, hundreds of palm cays and a culture that has kept its own counsel.
The great shortcut: locks lifting the ship over the continental divide, one ocean to the other.
The skyline of the Pacific gateway, with the old quarter’s plazas beneath it.
One of the wildest coasts in the Americas, rainforest to the tideline, reached only by sea.
An island of empty Pacific beaches off Panama’s Veraguas coast.
A rainforest fjord on Costa Rica’s Golfo Dulce, scarlet macaws included.
The port for Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica’s most beloved national park.
A wildlife refuge and its offshore island, white sand backed by dry tropical forest.
Costa Rica’s Pacific port, the country’s cloud forests and coffee valleys within reach.
The Route
Your Ship
A 100-guest superyacht built for warm water: marina platform off the stern, and every itinerary written around swimming.
A 100-guest superyacht built for warm water: marina platform off the stern, and every itinerary written around swimming.
Every Stateroom on This Sailing · 6 January 2028
| Stateroom | Per person |
|---|---|
| Oceanview Stateroom | $26,035 |
| Balcony Suite | $32,285 |
| Balcony Suite | $33,285 |
| Deluxe Balcony Suite | $38,285 |
| Terrace Suite | $44,285 |
| Yacht Suite | $45,035 |
| Owner's Suite | $69,035 |
Fares are per person, cruise only, for the 6 January 2028 departure. Airfare arranged separately.
Ready When You Are
From $26,035 per person, and our planning from first question to the flight home.
Fares are per person, cruise only. Airfare additional. Fares are capacity-controlled and may change or be withdrawn without notice. Elevida Luxury Journeys is an independent affiliate of Travel Planners International.