Cruise Schedule DAy PORT
Day 1 (S) Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica Day 2 (SU) Isla Gamez, Panama Day 3 (M) Golfito, Costa Rica Day 4 (T) Drake Bay, Costa Rica Day 5 (W) Isla del Caño, Costa Rica Day 6 (TH) Quepos, Costa Rica Day 7 (F)
Day 8 (S) Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica
a ARRIVAL
NOON 8AM 8AM 8AM 8AM
Isla Tortuga/Curú Wildlife Reserve, Costa Rica
8AM 4AM
DEPARTURE MIDNIGHT
6PM 6PM 6PM 6PM 6PM
6PM DISEMBARK AM For a complete list of port descriptions, visit
www.pgcruises.com
Itinerary Highlights: • New for 2014! • An ideal warm-weather celebration during the holiday season
• Versatile itinerary allows you to be extremely adventurous, or simply lay on some of the world’s most beautiful beaches
• Keep an eye out for a vast spectrum of animals like toucans, parrots, iguanas, monkeys, turtles, frogs, and much more
• In Panama, visit Chiriquí Gulf National Marine Park with its amazing wildlife and beautiful beaches
• Discover the diversity of Costa Rica’s marine and wildlife in Golfito, Isla del Caño, Isla Tortuga, and Curú Wildlife Reserve
• Encounter Costa Rican culture in Quepos, once home to the Quepo Indians
Past guests of Paul Gauguin Cruises receive 5% savings on all sailings.
Paul Gauguin Cruises |
www.pgcruises.com 51 Roundtrip Puerto Caldera
STANDARD CRUISE FARE
Balcony Stateroom (A) Window Stateroom (B) Window Stateroom (C)
$7,690 $5,990 $5,390
December 13, 2014 50%
SAVINGS
$3,845 $2,995 $2,695
STANDARD CRUISE FARE
$11,190 $8,690 $7,890
December 20, 27, 2014 50%
SAVINGS
$5,595 $4,345 $3,945
Prices are per person, double occupancy. Single supplement pricing available upon request. Tird guest in stateroom sails FREE. Port, security, and handling fees of $295 per person are additional. Please see pages 96- 98 for more information.
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