Panama Canal Itineraries Queen victoria
Los Angeles Lauderdale Fort St Thomas Fort Lauderdale Manzanillo Acapulco Huatulco Puerto Quetzal Puntarenas Panama Canal Aruba Panama Canal
St Maarten Grenada
Bonaire Acapulco Fort Lauderdale Manzanillo Huatulco Puntarenas Panama Canal St Thomas Aruba Los Angeles
Queen victoria
Queen victoria New York
PANAMA CANAL EXPLORER – 15 DAYS
Between Fort Lauderdale & Los Angeles 4 January,* 30 January 2012
Some call it the Eighth Wonder of the World. You’ll call it magnificent as you sail through the Panama Canal, visiting Caribbean Isles, lush Costa Rica and the Mexican Riviera.
DAY PORT 1
2-3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13
Fort Lauderdale, Florida Cruising the Atlantic Ocean Oranjestad, Aruba
Cruising the Caribbean Sea Transit Panama Canal
Cruising the Pacific Ocean Puntarenas, Costa Rica Cruising the Pacific Ocean Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala Huatulco, Mexico Acapulco, Mexico Manzanillo, Mexico
14-15 Cruising the Pacific Ocean 16
Los Angeles, California
ACCOMMODATION CATEGORY
Queens Suites (Q7) Princess Suites (P4) Balcony (A7)
Oceanview (C5) [Obstructed View] Inside (D8)
TIME SPENT IN PORT Embark PM
Full Day Full Day Full Day
Full Day Full Day Full Day Full Day
Disembark AM
EARLY BOOKING FARES FROM
$ 7,595 5,995 3,495 2,995 2,695
ROUNDTRIP PANAMA CANAL – 11 DAYS
Roundtrip Fort Lauderdale 19 January 2012
A stellar assortment of Caribbean ports awaits you on this adventure. In addition to stops in St. Thomas, Grenada and others, you’ll enjoy a partial transit of the Panama Canal.
DAY PORT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12
Fort Lauderdale, Florida Cruising the Atlantic Ocean Cruising the Caribbean Sea Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas St. John’s, Antigua St. George’s, Grenada Bonaire
Cruising the Caribbean Sea Partial Transit Panama Canal Cruising the Caribbean Sea Cruising the Atlantic Ocean Fort Lauderdale, Florida
ACCOMMODATION CATEGORY
Queens Suites (Q7) Princess Suites (P4) Balcony (A7)
Oceanview (C5) [Obstructed View] Inside (D8)
TIME SPENT IN PORT Embark PM
PANAMA CANAL TREASURES – 17 DAYS
Los Angeles to New York 28 February 2012
The Panama Canal is one of the world’s great seafaring destinations. Board Queen Victoria for Canal passage with time to enjoy both Caribbean ports and Mexican Riviera towns.
DAY 1
Full Day Full Day Full Day
Half Day - Afternoon Full Day
2-3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Disembark AM
EARLY BOOKING FARES FROM
$ 5,495 4,395 2,595 2,195 1,995
10 11 12 13 14 15
PORT
Los Angeles, California Cruising the Pacific Ocean Manzanillo, Mexico Acapulco, Mexico Huatulco, Mexico
Cruising the Pacific Ocean Puntarenas, Costa Rica Cruising the Pacific Ocean Transit Panama Canal
Cruising the Caribbean Sea Oranjestad, Aruba
Cruising the Caribbean Sea Cruising the Atlantic Ocean Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
16-17 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean 18
New York, New York
ACCOMMODATION CATEGORY
Queens Suites (Q7) Princess Suites (P4) Balcony (A7)
Oceanview (C5) [Obstructed View] Inside (D8)
TIME SPENT IN PORT Embark PM
Full Day Full Day Full Day
Full Day Full Day Full Day
Full Day Disembark AM
EARLY BOOKING FARES FROM
$ 8,295 6,695 4,195 3,695 3,395
* Operates in reverse order Fares based on 4 January 2012 sailing.
Government fees and taxes of up to $279.97 are per person and are additional.
See page 77 for Time Spent in Port description explanations. 54 2012/Winter 2013 voyages
Government fees and taxes of up to $251.56 are per person and are additional.
Government fees and taxes of up to $281.09 are per person and are additional.
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