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Crossing the Equator – 26th February Cruising Panama Canal – 28th February


Day 55. Cartagena, Colombia 1st March – 13:00 – 22:00


This bustling city was the beating heart of the Spanish Empire in the New World as Spanish conquerors used it as a departure point for galleons bound for Europe, laden down with plundered treasures. The 16th and 17th century buildings that line the cobbled streets of the Old Town have been given UNESCO World Heritage status and hark back to an age of adventure, conflict and piracy.


Day 58. Kingstown, St Vincent 4th March – 07:00 – 12:30


Kingstown is the capital of St Vincent with bustling markets, wonderful Botanical Gardens and historic Fort George. The mountainous interior, dominated by La Soufrière volcano, offers glorious scenery. Perhaps choose to sail across to Bequia by catamaran and view Marco Polo as she glides through the sea to join you.


Day 58. Bequia h, Grenadines 4th March – 14:30 – 24:00


Idyllic Port Elizabeth boasts an enchanting waterfront with a handful of shops, bars and restaurants overlooking the serene Admiralty Bay which is set against a backdrop of densely forested hills. There are some alluring beaches close to hand which can be reached by taking a water taxi.


Day 59. Mayreau h, Grenadines 5th March – 06:00 – 20:00


Mayreau, a privately owned island in the Grenadines, is possibly the nearest you will get to paradise. Enjoy a beach barbeque with the opportunity to enjoy an optional catamaran trip to Palm Island and Tobago Cays.


Day 60. Bridgetown, Barbados 6th March – 07:00 – 17:00


The capital of Barbados, and UNESCO World Heritage site, Bridgetown has a distinctly British atmosphere - you’ll even find a Trafalgar Square with a statue of Nelson. Barbados typifies our idea of a classic West Indian island like no other. The island has a beautiful interior dotted with gardens and English country churches, and is rimmed with wonderful breaches.


Day 67. Ponta Delgada, Azores 13th March – 08:00 – 13:00


The capital of São Miguel, which is the largest of the nine islands of the Azores, Ponta Delgada, with paved squares of black and white tiles, beautiful churches, and public buildings with white-painted facades, feels both cosmopolitan and ‘small town’. Volcanic activity has produced spectacular scenery and this natural beauty is a highlight for optional excursions.


Days not shown are spent relaxing at sea. hLand by launch or tender. Ports and times are subject to change. In the event of adverse sea or weather conditions that prevent the vessel from calling at one of the scheduled ports of call, alternative arrangements will be made where possible.


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