Join us as we sail from the Caribbean to the Pacific, discovering fascinating cultures, enjoying remarkable wildlife encounters, and joining in some very festive celebrations along the way. Divers and snorkelers will be excited by our first stop, the glorious Cayman Islands, where a kaleidoscopic world waits to be discovered beneath the waves. Then there’s time to enjoy all the ship has to offer on a sea day before we spend the night in the historic Colombian port of Cartegena. Now for the ultimate memory-making experience – passing through the Panama Canal to enter the Pacific. We call at Puerto Caldera in Costa Rica, gateway to the capital, San Jose, before two further sea days offering ample relaxation. Finally, we make our way to Mexican harbors and along the stunning coastline of Baja California, bound for Los Angeles.

Escape into the blissful tranquility of island time to play on sandy white beaches, discover legendary ruins and swim in the very turquoise waters that have enchanted explorers, sailors and travelers for centuries.

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Known as the `Venice of America,` Fort Lauderdale is to Miami, what poetry is to prose. Despite the two cities being only 30 miles apart, there is a world of difference between them. With its stunning beaches, thriving arts, and culture scene, and picturesque waterways, Fort Lauderdale offers a perfect blend of relaxation and excitement. Visitors can soak up the sun on the pristine white sands of Fort Lauderdale Beach, explore the arty, independent boutiques and restaurants along Las Olas Boulevard, or take a scenic boat tour through the city&#39;s intricate network of canals. The city also boasts a diverse range of attractions, including world-class museums, lush parks, and bustling nightlife.

Nestled along the Caribbean&#39;s azure embrace, George Town beckons with its tropical charm. Crystal clear waters hide vibrant coral reefs, promising psychadelic underwater life for snorklers. Long ribbons of white sandy beaches are flanked by palm trees and promise hours of endless, enviable relaxation. Gran Cayman is Caribbean is truly a Caribbean ideal, pastel buildings dot the waterfront, hosting a fusion of Caribbean delights and international flavors, so find a cafe or bar, order a local rum punch and imbibe in a bit of Cayman culture. But it is not all fun in the sun, George Town is the hub of the island&#39;s thriving financial district, which give this island an edge over its neighbours. George Town weaves a tapestry of sun-soaked days, reggae-infused memories, and the timeless allure of island life.

Take your Caribbean sightseeing to another level with this helicopter tour over Grand Cayman. Fly over the island&#39;s famous Stingray City and enjoy one of the best vantage points to see the changing colors of the Caribbean Sea and the neighboring islands.After a warm welcome and brief safety demonstration, board the helicopter for a mesmerizing journey. Glide over the crystal-clear waters of Stingray City, a series of shallow sandbars found in the North Sound of the island, which is home to dozens of southern stingrays. The stingrays are known as the “puppies of the sea” because they are incredibly friendly and sociable.Fly on to reach the USS Kittiwake, a renowned underwater wreck site teeming with marine life. The shipwreck is one of the best-known dives in the Caribbean, if not the world. End your flightseeing tour with a low-level swoop over Seven Mile Beach, a long crescent of coral-sand beach on the western end of Grand Cayman island.

Take a helicopter ride to see the best of the Cayman from the air, North Sound, Sand Bar, Stingray City, North Reef, USS Kittiwake, 7 Mile Beach, and George Town before circling back to the Helipad.

Grand Cayman by Helicopter

Explore Georgetown&#39;s rich heritage on a guided walking tour and mixology lesson.Stroll past historic landmarks en route to Grand Cayman&#39;s National Art Gallery and its stunning Sculpture Garden. Established in 1996, NGCI is a vibrant arts organization that seeks to fulfill its mission through exhibitions, artist residencies, education/outreach programs, and research projects featuring local and international artists since 1996.Once you&#39;ve explored the exhibitions, discover the sculpture garden, then perhaps have a snack at the Arts Café (not included). Next, head to vibrant Camana Bay and ascend the 75-foot Observation Tower through its double helix stairway (an elevator is available if walking is too energetic). Once arrived at the top, expect 360-degree stunning panoramic views of Seven Mile Beach, George Town, and the North Sound.Conclude the experience with a mixology lesson at a Caribbean-themed restaurant by mixing and shaking three authentic Cayman cocktails.

Explore Georgetown&#39;s heritage on a guided walk through the historic neighborhood to the National Art Gallery. You&#39;ll also visit Camara Bay, and go up the Observation Tower where you&#39;ll enjoy stunning views. A mixology lesson with Caribbean bites completes your experience.

Cayman Cultural Arts, Sights & Tastes Experience

Start your experience with a leisurely 20-minute drive to Pedro St. James, a painstakingly restored 18th-century house. Built in the 1780s for plantation owner Willan Eden, the three-story stone house was built with slate imported from England. The family abandoned the house in 1877 after it was struck by lightning, killing the daughter of the house. The Cayman Islands Government purchased the house in 1991, and after an $8 million refurbishment, it opened as a historic site.Continue through the seaside town of Bodden Town, the original capital of the Cayman Islands, arriving at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanical Gardens. Here, you&#39;ll enjoy walking through these beautiful tropical gardens, either with a tour guide or independently, if you prefer. Home to an abundance of tropical plants and fauna, these Botanical Gardens are also home to the Cayman Blue Iguana, indigenous to these islands and once on the verge of extinction as recently as 15 years ago. The park created a breeding program, and today the iguanas are thriving.

This captivating journey through the rich cultural history and natural splendor of the Cayman Islands visits Pedro St. James, birthplace of Cayman&#39;s democracy, and the Queen Elizabeth II Botanical Gardens, renowned for its Blue Iguana habitat.

Historic Pedro Castle & Botanical Gardens

Indulge in a relaxing, all-inclusive day at Mollie&#39;s Beach Club, set on the world-famous Seven Mile Beach—renowned for its white powdery sands and crystal-clear Caribbean waters.After arriving ashore in George Town, you&#39;ll be warmly greeted by Mollie&#39;s Ambassadors and escorted on a short 15-minute drive to this exclusive beachfront escape. Upon arrival, enjoy a refreshing welcome drink—your choice of local rum punch or fruit punch—and a brief orientation before settling into your reserved lounge chair and umbrella.Spend your day soaking up the sun, swimming in the turquoise sea, or simply taking in the panoramic views from the elevated Big Gun Deck. Throughout your visit, enjoy unlimited beverages served by the glass, including iced water, beer, cocktails, sodas, and a variety of refreshing drinks.When it&#39;s time to dine, help yourself to a full Caribbean buffet lunch featuring flavorful West Indian Chicken Curry or Cayman Pepper Beef, accompanied by rice beans and fresh seasonal vegetables. A beachside bar and waitress service ensure you never have to leave your seat to order snacks or drinks.Facilities on-site include restrooms, freshwater showers, a customer service center, and a first-aid station—most conveniently located near the Big Gun Deck. Premium bottled wines and Champagne are available for purchase from the wine list for those looking to elevate their beach day even further.Return transportation to the tender port is provided on a scheduled shuttle basis, allowing you to enjoy your beach day stress-free.One price. All-inclusive. Pure Cayman relaxation.

Relax in all-inclusive comfort at Mollie&#39;s Beach Club on Grand Cayman&#39;s famous Seven Mile Beach. Enjoy a welcome drink, reserved lounge chair and umbrella, unlimited drinks and iced water, and a Caribbean buffet lunch. Swim in crystal-clear waters, soak up the sun, and take in stunning views from the Big Gun Deck. Includes round-trip transportation and full access to beachside amenities.

All-Inclusive Seven Mile Beach Escape at Mollie&#39;s Beach Club

Discover the natural beauty of Grand Cayman from both above and below the surface on this guided kayak and snorkel experience along world-famous Seven Mile Beach.After a short scenic drive from the dock, arrive at Mollie&#39;s Beach Club, your base for the day. Receive a welcome orientation and safety briefing before gearing up with a snorkel vest, full snorkel equipment, kayak, and bottled water.Paddle south along the stunning coastline to either Cemetery Reef or Governor&#39;s Reef, both teeming with colorful marine life and vibrant coral formations. Upon arrival, beach your kayak and dive into the crystal-clear Caribbean waters for an unforgettable snorkel experience. Keep your eyes open for turtles, tropical fish, and other local marine life.After snorkeling, cool off with iced water and enjoy a scenic paddle back to the beach club, taking in the dazzling shades of blue and shoreline views along the way.Back at Mollie&#39;s, relax in your reserved beach chair under a shaded umbrella. Take a refreshing dip in the sea or enjoy food and beverages (available for purchase) from the Big Gun Deck. Shower and change before returning to George Town with time for optional shopping or exploration.

Paddle a kayak along Grand Cayman&#39;s stunning Seven Mile Beach and snorkel vibrant coral reefs like Cemetery or Governor&#39;s Reef. Spot tropical fish and sea turtles in crystal-clear waters. Relax post-adventure with beach time at Mollie&#39;s Beach Club, complete with a chair, umbrella, and optional food and drinks.

Mollie&#39;s Seven Mile Beach Kayak & Snorkel

Set sail on a memorable 2.5-hour excursion aboard our spacious and luxurious 65-foot sailing catamaran. This two-stop snorkeling adventure showcases two of Grand Cayman&#39;s most iconic underwater experiences.Your first stop is the wreck of the USS Kittiwake, a 251-foot former submarine rescue vessel. Resting at a maximum depth of 65 feet, with its highest point just 15 feet below the surface, the Kittiwake is a stunning site to explore from above. Thanks to the crystal-clear waters of Grand Cayman&#39;s West End—where visibility often exceeds 100 feet—you can marvel at the full outline of the wreck even while snorkeling at the surface.Next, you&#39;ll visit a vibrant shallow coral reef teeming with diverse marine life. This is a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the colorful marine ecosystems that make Grand Cayman a world-class snorkeling destination.Snorkel gear—including mask, fins, snorkel, and snorkel vest—is included, and you&#39;ll have approximately 45 minutes to explore at each site. After your underwater adventure, relax on deck as we sail back along the stunning Seven Mile Beach. Enjoy the ocean breeze, soak up the sun, and unwind—refreshing beverages are available for purchase on board.

Set sail on a 2.5-hour adventure aboard our 65-foot sailing catamaran, including two snorkel stops at the famous USS Kittiwake shipwreck and a vibrant shallow coral reef. Enjoy the scenic sail between sites and soak in the ocean breeze.

Kittiwake & Reef Sail Adventure

A kaleidoscope of color, rich in cultural heritage and old-world charm. Find Spanish colonial architecture, lively music, and mouth-watering cuisine. She is celebrated as the queen of the Caribbean coast, and given the shimmering lagoons, bays and stunning sea that surround her, it&#39;s easy to see why. Cartagena&#39;s beautifully preserved Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site, with winding alleys, vibrant displays of architecture and iconic churches. Explore islands offshore, swim in the crystalline waters, and be sure to sample the ceviche!

<div>Arriving at the Colombian National Aviary after a scenic drive of approximately one hour and twenty minutes, begin your experience admiring this fabulous extensive and exotic collection of Colombian and Latin American birds.</div><div> </div><div>The aviary is set out over seventeen acres of wilderness. As you explore this remarkable environment, you will appreciate its primary mission: to promote and educate the public on the conservation, reproduction, and repopulation of Colombian birdlife. The birds live in environments very similar to their natural habitat and three beautifully recreated ecosystems: a tropical rainforest, a coastal zone, and a desert. Delight in observing the birds in their generously large immersion aviaries, radial aviaries, swamps, and lakes, by choosing various ecological walking trails. Similar to people some birds, like toucans, may be interested in interacting, while others, like condors and flamingos, will prefer to keep their distance! These different environments allow you to appreciate this enormous diversity of bird species. Colombia is home to about 1,900 species, more than any other country in the world. </div><div> </div><div>Next follows a 20-minute scenic drive to Agua Baru, a beautiful hotel where you will enjoy a delicious refreshing drink and snacks.</div>

Embark on a scenic drive to the Colombian National Aviary, where you&#39;ll discover an extensive collection of Colombian and Latin American birds across lush ecosystems. Learn about conservation efforts while observing birds in immersion aviaries and natural environments. Afterward, enjoy refreshments at Aura Baru, a seaside beach restaurant, before returning to your ship.

Birdwatching at Colombia National Aviary

Begin your journey from the pier, heading to the historic San Felipe Fortress, a remarkable feat of Spanish military engineering built over 121 years, starting in 1536. After capturing some scenic photos, continue to the fishing village of La Boquilla, located 30 minutes from Cartagena amid picturesque mangroves.Upon arrival, the villagers will greet you warmly, and you&#39;ll witness a vibrant dance performance while enjoying refreshing coconut milk. Next, board a traditional canoe guided by a local fisherman, who will navigate through mangrove tunnels, pointing out native wildlife like kingfishers, herons, and pelicans. You&#39;ll also see a demonstration of traditional fishing techniques using handmade nets.Returning to the village, you&#39;ll experience a lively drumming performance by the local youth, playing 'tamboras,' a key element of Afro-Colombian culture. These young drummers have embraced music as a positive outlet, helping steer them away from crime. You&#39;ll be handed a drum and invited to join the rhythmic performance in an interactive and joyful session.Conclude the tour with a motor coach ride back to the port, including a brief walking tour of Cartagena&#39;s historic city before returning to the ship.

Travel by motor coach to San Felipe Fortress, a Spanish military stronghold from 1536. After photographing the fort, continue to La Boquilla fishing village for a cultural immersion. Enjoy a traditional dance performance, refresh with coconut milk, and explore mangrove waterways by canoe, spotting wildlife and learning about local fishing techniques. Witness a drumming performance by local youth, who use music as a positive outlet. Participate in the interactive drumming experience before returning to the port, concluding with a brief walking tour of Cartagena&#39;s historic city.

La Boquilla Fishing Village & Interactive Drumming Show

Travels to San Felipe Fortress, a military fortress situated outside the walled city of Cartegena. The imposing structure is considered the most outstanding feat of Spanish military engineering in the New World. Construction on the fort began in 1536 and continued for 121 years. The gastronomic experience begins at Cafe San Alberto, one of Colombia&#39;s most awarded coffee shops. Sip a cup of locally roasted coffee, then proceed to a traditional Colombian restaurant with fresh, tropical fruit juice and traditional snacks. Once refreshed, it&#39;s time for a guided walk. Pass old merchants&#39; houses, flower-bedecked balconies, stunning civic buildings, and beautiful churches. Lively sidewalk cafes and restaurants line the many squares and public spaces.A light lunch at a local restaurant is next, featuring a taste of traditional Colombian-Caribbean dishes. Next, continue to Las Bovedas or The Vaults, arcaded spaces within the city ramparts, designed to be munitions storage vaults and used as prison cells (thus giving them the nickname 'the Dungeons'). Today, Las Bovedas is a lively place for shopping, with vendors offering all manner of local trinkets, artworks, and textiles. Amid the atmosphere of this historic landmark, taste the last course of your Cartagena gastronomic experience: a coconut and sugarcane dessert.Finish the visit to Las Bovedas with some free time, which is perfect for climbing to the top of the old city.

Begin your journey at San Felipe Fortress, an iconic military structure from 1536, showcasing Spanish engineering. After exploring the fort, visit the historic city center for a coffee-tasting at Café San Alberto, followed by tropical juice and Colombian snacks at a local bistro. Enjoy a guided walk through the city&#39;s vibrant squares and charming architecture. Indulge in a mini lunch of Colombian-Caribbean dishes at a local restaurant, then visit Las Bovedas, historic vaults turned market. Enjoy a coconut-sugarcane dessert before concluding with free time to explore the city walls.

Taste of Cartagena

Take the flavors of Colombia home! What better way to remember Cartagena than by stepping into the kitchen and tasting a Colombian treat?The day begins with a trip to the market, where visitors can observe the abundance of local produce, including fish, meat, mountains of dill and cilantro, and endless rows of fruits and vegetables. As fascinating as the food are the people, who gesture, whistle, shout, and even sing as they buy and sell everything from pots and mangos to hammers and rosary beads.After the marketplace exploration, a short transfer takes guests to Carmen, arguably Cartagena&#39;s best restaurant. Upon arrival, they are treated to a fresh, exotic fruit juice and introduced to the expert chef. In the specially designed kitchen, the chef leads a cooking demonstration and creates a typical local dish, which will be served for a delectable lunch.

Take the flavors of Colombia home! Immerse into the world of Colombian cuisine with an excursion designed for foodies. Experience a vibrant array of sights, sounds, and flavors, including a visit to the marketplace showcased by Anthony Bourdain in his Travel Channel series, No Reservations.

Market to Table: A Cartagena Culinary Experience

<div>Step aboard a private boat and set sail from Cartagena, cruising through the tranquil waters of the Bay. As you glide past the majestic twin forts of San Jose and San Fernando, feel the sea breeze on your face and the anticipation of adventure ahead. Your destination: the Rosario Islands, a breathtaking archipelago located 35km from Cartagena.</div><div>Surrounded by crystal-clear waters and boasting some of Colombia&#39;s most pristine coral reefs, the Rosario Islands are a haven of natural beauty. Declared a National Park, this area is a sanctuary for marine life and a paradise for visitors seeking tranquility and adventure. </div><div> </div><div>Upon arrival, the day is yours to enjoy as you please. Lounge on the soft sandy beaches, soaking up the sun&#39;s warmth and the gentle sound of the waves lapping at the shore. For a refreshing break, take a dip in the inviting waters, their clarity revealing colorful coral formations and an array of tropical fish. Thrill-seekers can grab snorkeling gear and explore the vibrant underwater world teeming with life. Glide through coral gardens, encountering schools of fish, graceful rays, and perhaps even a curious sea turtle. Each dive reveals a new spectacle, a testament to the richness of the marine ecosystem. As the day unfolds, indulge in a sumptuous lunch served on the island, featuring fresh seafood and local specialties. Savor the flavors of the Caribbean as you dine amidst stunning ocean views, a true feast for the senses.</div><div> </div><div>Relaxed and rejuvenated, you&#39;ll board the boat in the afternoon, bidding farewell to the Rosario Islands and setting course back to Cartagena. As the city skyline comes into view, you&#39;ll carry with you memories of a day spent in paradise, immersed in the natural wonders of the Caribbean.</div>

Set off on a private boat adventure from Cartagena, cruising through the scenic Bay and past centuries-old forts on your way to the Rosario Islands—a breathtaking archipelago famed for its crystal-clear waters and colorful coral reefs. Spend the day unwinding on pristine beaches, snorkeling among vibrant marine life, and savoring an included lunch before heading back to Cartagena.

Rosario Islands Experience

Begin by visiting La Popa Monastery, a 17th-century convent that is still inhabited by monks. The white-washed, red-roofed complex crowns the highest hill in the city, offering stunning vistas of the buildings stretching toward the Caribbean Sea. The monastery includes a chapel dedicated to the Virgin de La Candelaria, the patron saint of Cartagena, and a Colonial Museum.Next, the tour visits San Felipe de Barajas Fortress. Located outside the walled city, this monumental fort is considered the most outstanding feat of Spanish military engineering in the New World. Its construction began in 1536 and lasted 121 years.After visiting the fort, the tour continues with a panoramic view of the walled city. The fort took 194 years to complete and enabled Cartagena to defend itself from English attacks.End the visit at Bocagrande, a modern shopping area with beautiful view of Cartagena Bay.

Step back in time on this tour to a 17th-century convent, a monumental fort, and the ancient walled city of Cartagena. Beautiful views complement the experience.

Panoramic Cartagena City Tour

Embark on a flavorful journey through Cartagena&#39;s vibrant streets with a captivating street food tour, where the city&#39;s culinary heritage is revealed in every bite. With Spanish, African, Arab, and Chinese influences woven into its cuisine, Cartagena is a melting pot of cultural flavors.Guided by a local expert, explore the winding streets of the old city, discovering hidden food gems cherished by locals. These often-overlooked spots offer an authentic taste of Cartagena&#39;s diverse gastronomy. As you stroll along cobblestone streets, the enticing aromas of sizzling street food and open-air kitchens will awaken your senses.Sample a variety of dishes that represent the city&#39;s rich culinary fusion, from savory empanadas to sweet arepas. Each bite offers a glimpse into the cultural traditions that define Colombian cuisine. Your guide will share fascinating stories about the history behind these dishes, explaining how ceviche, lechona, and other local favorites have evolved through generations.As you taste your way through bustling plazas and quiet alleyways, you&#39;ll experience the lively energy of Cartagena&#39;s street food scene. By the tour&#39;s end, you&#39;ll have not only indulged in delicious flavors but also gained a deeper appreciation for the city&#39;s culinary diversity and cultural richness.

Embark on a walking street food tour in Cartagena, delving into the city&#39;s diverse culinary heritage shaped by Spanish, African, Arab, and Chinese influences. Explore hidden food gems in the old city, sampling dishes that represent the fusion of cultural traditions and learning about their historical evolution.

Flavors of Cartagena: A Street Food Journey

Immerse yourself in an exclusive experience that artfully blends tradition, heritage, and sensory indulgence. This intimate, hands-on workshop invites you to explore Colombia&#39;s rich cultural legacy and the ancestral flavors of the Americas—where sugarcane and tobacco take center stage.Your journey begins with a comfortable transfer from the cruise terminal to an elegant, curated venue nestled in Cartagena&#39;s historic Old City. Upon arrival, a warm welcome sets the tone for a memorable and culturally enriching experience.Guided by a master cigar roller, you&#39;ll delve into the artistry of traditional cigar-making—learning time-honored techniques that have been passed down through generations. Craft your own cigar using locally sourced tobacco while gaining insights into the cultural significance and craftsmanship behind each step.Enhancing the experience is a tasting of two premium Colombian rums, carefully selected to complement the rich tobacco notes. As you sip and savor, enjoy captivating stories that trace the ancestral roots of sugarcane and tobacco and their influence on the identity of the Americas.

Craft your own cigar alongside a master roller in Cartagena&#39;s historic Old City and enjoy a curated tasting of premium Colombian rums. This intimate hands-on workshop celebrates Colombia&#39;s cultural legacy through the ancestral flavors of tobacco and sugarcane, all in an elegant and immersive setting.

Cigars & Spirits of Cartagena

The Panama Canal famously connects the Pacific Ocean with the Caribbean Sea. It began its activity in 1914, quickly becoming a crucial waterway for maritime trade. While traversing this iconic waterway, you can admire the glorious natural landscapes, which are just 15 minutes away from Panama City.

Explore Caldera, Costa Rica&#39;s bustling port town, nestled between verdant rainforests and the dazzling Pacific Ocean, offering a gateway to adventure, culture, and breathtaking natural wonders. Find your Zen in one of Latin America&#39;s most peaceful and relaxing countries. In Caldera, say hello to friendly locals while absorbing the superb scenery and irresistible weather and cuisine.

Experience the thrill of the jungle on this safari cruise along the Tarcoles River.Embark on an open-sided boat for a 90-minute excursion through the beautiful Costa Rican undergrowth. Sail through tea, black, red, and white mangrove forests, keeping your eyes and ears out for the fabulous flora and fauna that thrive in the region. Expect to see endemic bird species, including cuckoo, hummingbirds, vireo, Panama flycatchers, and many herons and egrets, along with over 250 native species of birds, mammals, and insects.Keeping a safe distance from the sides of the boat, be on the lookout for a thrilling glimpse of American Crocodiles, some of which reach up to three meters in length.As you sail down the river, seasoned guides explain the vital role mangroves play in preserving biodiversity and why protecting them is crucial for future generations.A refreshment stop with tropical fruit and cool drinks completes the excursion.

Gain a deeper understanding of the importance of conservation on this half day river safari. There might even be a few crocodiles encounters along the way.

Tarcoles River Crocodile Safari

Costa Rica&#39;s remarkable topography—ranging from lush valleys and rolling hills to high mountains and coastal plains—creates a dazzling backdrop for a day of discovery. This panoramic journey invites you to experience the soul of the Central Pacific region, where nature and tradition live in harmony.Your adventure begins with a scenic drive east toward the charming town of Esparza, one of the most picturesque communities in the region. At the town&#39;s central park, you&#39;ll be warmly welcomed by local dancers dressed in vibrant, traditional costumes. Experience lively Costa Rican masquerades and explore handmade souvenirs by local artisans, available for purchase as memorable keepsakes.As the drive continues, you&#39;ll travel along stretches of the Pacific coastline and through fertile agricultural landscapes dotted with mango and cashew plantations. Watch for birds and other wildlife that thrive in this region where sustainable farming coexists peacefully with nature.Descend toward sea level and take in sweeping vistas of the countryside—green, undulating hills blanketed in pastureland, with the glint of the Pacific Ocean shimmering in the distance. Traditional homes, colorful gardens, and living fences of flowering trees line the route, offering an authentic glimpse into rural Costa Rican life.Before returning to port, enjoy a relaxing stop at a local restaurant. Savor a sampling of fresh tropical fruits and sip a cup of rich Costa Rican coffee—a perfect way to end this immersive and scenic experience.

Discover the beauty and culture of Costa Rica on a scenic countryside drive through rolling hills, coastal plains, and charming rural towns. Visit Esparza, known for its picturesque central park, historic church, and lively folk dancers in traditional dress. Along the way, enjoy views of mango and cashew plantations, spot native birds, and admire colorful gardens and traditional homes that reflect the region&#39;s rich heritage. The journey concludes with a relaxing stop at a local restaurant, where you&#39;ll sample fresh tropical fruits and savor a cup of authentic Costa Rican coffee.

Panoramic Costa Rica: Culture & Countryside

Nestled along the sun-drenched Pacific coast, Santa María Huatulco enchants its nine pristine bays, golden-sand beaches, and vibrant local culture, inviting you to uncover the treasures of this Mexican paradise. While Acapulco is Mexico&#39;s oldest resort, Huatulco is its newest. Carefully planned and developed by Mexico&#39;s tourism department, Huatulco has it all, including ecotourism attractions such as river rafting, rappelling and jungle trail hiking as well as an 18-hole golf course and some of the best resort hotels on the southern coast. The area encompasses nine pristine bays, 36 beaches, and innumerable isolated coves; over 40,000 of its acres have been set aside as ecological preserve.

This immersive destination experience will introduce you to three close-knit Mexican communities.The first destination is Piedra de Moros, also known as the Rock of Moors, named after the Moorish settlers who arrived during the Spanish Conquest. Step into the communal village kitchen to see the art of making delicious, handmade tortillas and tamales.Continue the short distance to Pueblo Viejo, where you&#39;ll discover a plot dedicated to cultivating nopales, aka the Prickly Pear Cactus. This versatile and nutritious plant has been a staple in Mexican cuisine for centuries. Learn about its cultivation and use in Mexican dishes before sampling typical recipes accompanied by drinks.Gain a greater appreciation of the artisans by watching them work. Admire the intricate weaving of wool rugs on timber looms and learn insights into the traditional methods passed down through generations. Discover the rich diversity of edible and medicinal plants thriving in the region.Finally, explore a low-growth jungle tree nursery, for complete immersion in the region&#39;s biodiversity and conservation efforts.

Immerse in Mexican culture on this experience. Witness the art of crafting handmade tortillas and tamales in a welcoming community kitchen in Piedra de Moros, explore a Prickly Pear Cactus plantation in Pueblo Viejo, and admire local artisans weaving wool rugs using traditional methods.

Rural Communities & Traditions

The Copalita River is one of Mexico&#39;s best rafting rivers. Embark on a gentle rafting adventure alongside expert guides to experience a new and unique way of seeing the county&#39;s natural beauty.The adventure begins with a 30-minute coastal sightseeing journey aboard a custom-made, all-terrain vehicle. Once arrived at the river&#39;s edge, expert guides will greet you and provide a thorough briefing on safety instructions and paddling techniques. With your life jacket and helmet on, it&#39;s time to get aboard the river raft. The light to moderate rapids of the Copalita River ensure a leisurely pace for your descent. From this unique vantage point, savor the unspoiled scenery as you paddle for approximately 40 to 60 minutes. Along the way, the guide might also offer narration about the scenery, pointing out and naming local flora and fauna. Arrive at a picturesque sandbank near the river estuary or the ocean (depending on conditions) for approximately 30 minutes to relax and enjoy some light refreshments.After your riverside interlude, reboard the all-terrain vehicle for the scenic drive back.

The Copalita River is one of Mexico&#39;s best rafting rivers. Embark on a gentle rafting adventure alongside expert guides to experience a new and unique way of seeing the county&#39;s natural beauty.

Huatulco Scenic River Float Adventure

Step aboard the catamaran waiting at the pier, then sit back and relax on a visit to five beautiful bays.The first destination is Chahue Bay, one of the prettiest and most central bays in Huatulco. Carry on to Tangolunda Bay, a spotlessly clean beach with gentle waves.Cutting through the azure sea, sail to Organo Bay, a pristine bay only accessible by boat. Look out for La Bufadora (The Blowhole), an impressive natural spectacle that sounds like a loud explosion, followed by an expulsion of water reaching 32 feet. There is also an intriguing rock formation called 'Stone Face,' which peers from the cliffs. If conditions allow, take a refreshing dip in the lovely waters.The day&#39;s last stop is Maguey Bay, a golden sand beach lined by lush jungle with tranquil waters. Soak in the picturesque surroundings, capturing the essence of Huatulco from a unique perspective.

Sit back and admire Huatulco&#39;s stunning coastal beauty aboard a catamaran. Sail to five of the region&#39;s bays, visiting famous landmarks such as La Bufadora and the 'Stone Face' rock formation. If conditions allow, take a dip in the crystal-clear waters of Oregano Bay before returning to the ship.

Five Bays by Catamaran & Swim

Treat yourself to a luxurious and carefree day at Quinta Bella, widely regarded as the best hotel in Huatulco. This exclusive day pass gives you access to the hotel&#39;s beautiful beachfront, swimming pools, and sports equipment—perfect for a relaxing escape in an elegant setting.Enjoy a delicious variety of food and drinks included in your day pass. Menu highlights include fish and shrimp beach cocktail, beef mini burgers, flank steak nachos, ceviche, fish quesadillas, and Gobernor mushroom tacos. Beverage options range from soft drinks, lemonade, and beer (Corona, Corona Light, Victoria) to classic cocktails like piña colada, margarita, mojito, and mezcalita, plus premium spirits including Johnnie Walker Red Label, Bacardi, San Juan del Río mezcal, Jose Cuervo Traditional, Absolut, and Torres 10 brandy.With top-notch amenities and a relaxed coastal atmosphere, Quinta Bella offers an ideal setting for indulgence and tranquility.

Enjoy a luxurious day at Huatulco&#39;s top-rated Quinta Bella Hotel with full access to the beach, pools, sports equipment, and included food and drinks.

Quinta Bella Resort Day Pass: Relaxation & Luxury by the Sea

For coffee lovers, this immersive tour is a must. Travel through the stunning landscapes of Oaxaca, where the deep blue Pacific meets dramatic mountains, and colorful plazas are cooled by flowing fountains.Discover the rich tradition of organic coffee cultivation as you witness the journey from seed to cup. Visit a local plantation to see how coffee is grown and processed, then enjoy a professional barista demonstration at a charming restaurant overlooking the mountains.Your experience concludes with a delicious Oaxacan lunch, offering the bold and diverse flavors of the region. This tour offers an authentic taste of Oaxaca&#39;s natural beauty, cultural richness, and coffee heritage.

Explore the roots of Oaxacan coffee with a visit to a local plantation, a barista demo with mountain views, and a delicious regional lunch—all set against the stunning backdrop of the Pacific coast and Sierra Madre mountains.

Oaxacan Coffee Journey: From Bean to Cup

Set out on an unforgettable deep sea fishing adventure along the stunning coast of Huatulco, framed by the majestic Sierra Madre del Sur mountains. After boarding your boat at the marina, you&#39;ll head just 15 to 20 minutes offshore into deep blue waters—prime territory for big game fishing.Drop your line and get ready to battle the “big one.” The waters around the Bays of Huatulco are rich with prized species such as Blue Marlin, Sailfish, Swordfish, Mahi-Mahi, Yellowfin Tuna, Black Tuna, and more. With help from the experienced crew, you&#39;ll troll for approximately three hours on a thrilling catch-and-release excursion.As you fish, enjoy scenic views of Huatulco&#39;s pristine bays from the water—an experience that blends sport, scenery, and excitement in one incredible outing.

Head offshore for a thrilling deep sea fishing adventure in the Bays of Huatulco, where you&#39;ll troll for big game species like Blue Marlin, Sailfish, and Mahi-Mahi—all with stunning views of the Sierra Madre mountains.

Deep Sea Fishing in the Bays of Huatulco

Birding enthusiasts and nature lovers will find this eco-experience a true highlight. Explore the Copalita River Estuary and the surrounding caducifolia jungle—an ecological haven for endemic, migratory, and visiting bird species.Led by expert local guides, your walk will follow scenic trails chosen to maximize bird-spotting opportunities, with flexible stops based on bird activity. You&#39;ll journey through lush low-growth jungle, home to native trees like cedar, mahogany, ficus, mocambo, and almond, while enjoying expert commentary about the region&#39;s biodiversity.Keep your binoculars ready—you may spot some of the area&#39;s 227 bird species, including orioles, woodpeckers, falcons, parrots, egrets, sparrow hawks, seagulls, and up to 20 varieties of hummingbirds. Other wildlife sightings may include deer, iguanas, lizards, armadillos, and squirrels.The walk covers about one mile (1.6 km), including a ¼-mile (400 m) section on a moderately steep path to elevated viewpoints—ideal for photos and panoramic views.Whether you&#39;re an avid birder or a curious explorer, this tour offers an immersive glimpse into the vibrant wildlife and tropical ecosystems of the region.

Explore the Copalita Estuary and caducifolia jungle on a guided birding walk. Spot parrots, woodpeckers, orioles, hummingbirds, and more among 227 species, with chances to also see deer, iguanas, and armadillos. Includes flexible stops, jungle scenery, and elevated viewpoints.

Birding in the Copalita Estuary

Located on Mexico&#39;s Pacific coast, Manzanillo is a small city that derives its name from the manzanilla trees that thrived, laden with poisonous tangerine-colored fruit, beside its original wharves. Searching for Chinese treasure in the Pacific during 1522, Hernán Cortés and his minions dropped anchor in the Bay of Salagua, which is located just north of Manzanillo, while looking for safe harbors and good shipbuilding sites. Shortly thereafter navigator Alvaro de Saavedra discovered the Bay of Manzanillo and christened it Santiago de la Buena, or Santiago&#39;s Bay of Good Hope. It became a principal departure point for important expeditions and twice sheltered Cortes&#39; galleons from marauding Portuguese pirates. Over the next 300 years, the Pacific Coast&#39;s history is filled with accounts of pirates from Portugal, England, France and even Spain assaulting, looting and burning ships for their rich cargos. In recent times, the harbor has been modernized and deepened to allow access to all major shipping lines from around the world.

Discover the heart of Manzanillo from the comfort of an air-conditioned motorcoach on this panoramic tour of Mexico&#39;s busiest Pacific port. Your journey begins with a scenic drive up Libramiento de Tapeixtles, offering sweeping views of the harbor and the bustling port below.Travel along the coastal Miguel de la Madrid Boulevard, where your guide will share insights into the city&#39;s daily life, international trade activity, and the region&#39;s cultural landmarks. Enjoy spectacular vistas of the twin bays from the Santiago Peninsula and El Mirador Solidaridad, with time to take photos overlooking Las Hadas Marina—the iconic filming location of 10: The Perfect Woman starring Bo Derek and Dudley Moore.As you return to the ship, you&#39;ll make a brief photo stop at Herons&#39; Valley to admire, from a distance, the lagoon and its population of resident and migratory birds resting in this protected natural sanctuary. This tour is perfect for those who want a relaxing introduction to the city&#39;s highlights without extensive walking.

Take in sweeping views of Manzanillo&#39;s twin bays and busy port from scenic overlooks, explore the city by motorcoach, and enjoy photo stops at El Mirador and Las Hadas Marina. Learn about international trade, local life, and nature as you ride past beaches, neighborhoods, and a protected bird sanctuary.

Panoramic Manzanillo

Explore the vibrant countryside around Manzanillo and discover how locals live and work. Travel through lush coconut groves and past the Cuyutlán Lagoon with views of the Sierra Madre mountains.Visit the historic Cuyutlán Salt Flats to learn about traditional salt-making techniques and try harvesting salt crystals using a special tool called la gata. Then, stop at a local farm to explore a sour lime or papaya plantation. Meet the farmer, learn about the cultivation process, and enjoy fresh fruit right from the source.Continue to Armería and tour a family-run clay brick factory. See how bricks are made using centuries-old methods—from mixing and molding to baking in traditional ovens.Wrap up your day with a light snack and refreshing drink at a countryside restaurant overlooking the scenic Armería River before returning to your ship.

Discover the countryside of Manzanillo with visits to the Cuyutlán Salt Flats, a tropical fruit farm, and a traditional clay brick factory. Harvest salt using ancient tools, taste fresh-picked fruit, and see how bricks are made the old-fashioned way. End with a light snack at a riverside restaurant before heading back via a scenic highway. A unique glimpse into local life and traditions.

Countryside & Salt Flats Experience

Begin your journey with a scenic drive through Manzanillo&#39;s lush countryside, where hills and coastal views unfold. Visit a sustainable coconut plantation committed to eco-friendly practices, setting the stage for your boat ride through the protected Palo Verde Lagoon. This serene, mangrove-lined waterway is home to over 130 bird species. Your guide will point out the most notable birds, and a birdwatching pamphlet will help you spot more, many of which nest in the trees.A highlight of the tour is cruising through a natural tunnel of mangrove trees, offering a unique perspective of this pristine ecosystem. Afterward, relax on the black-sand shores of El Paraíso beach, where you can unwind and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.Conclude your adventure with a light snack at a waterfront restaurant and free time to explore the charming village of Armería, known for its vibrant local culture. End with a scenic drive back to the port, reflecting on the natural beauty of Manzanillo.

Enjoy a scenic drive through the Manzanillo countryside before visiting a sustainable coconut plantation. Then, cruise through the ecologically protected Palo Verde lagoon, home to over 130 bird species. Glide through mangrove tunnels, spot native wildlife, and use a provided bird guide to enhance your experience. Relax at El Paraíso, a striking black-sand beach, followed by a light snack at a waterfront restaurant.

Traditions & Tides: A Journey Through Manzanillo

Your journey begins right at the pier as you board a comfortable, air-conditioned motorcoach. Travel along scenic coastal roads between the Pacific Ocean and the Cuyutlán Lagoon before heading inland through fertile valleys and lush farmland. After passing the city of Colima—the state&#39;s charming capital—you&#39;ll arrive in the community of Alcaraces, home to the renowned Classic Rum Factory.There, the Pinto family&#39;s legacy comes to life. Located in the heart of sugarcane country, this family-owned distillery benefits from rich volcanic soil that yields premium sugarcane year-round. Upon arrival, you&#39;ll be welcomed by the “Maestro Ronero,” who will guide you through the fascinating rum-making process—from fermentation and distillation to aging and bottling. Conclude with a tasting of award-winning rums and time to shop at the logo store.Next, visit a nearby artisanal chocolate factory, where you&#39;ll learn how local Creole cacao is transformed into rich, traditional chocolate using time-honored techniques. Then continue to Chiapa, a charming village nestled at the foot of the Fuego Volcano, where you&#39;ll explore the beautifully restored 18th-century Ex Hacienda de Chiapa. Enjoy a guided tour of its elegant architecture, historic chapel, and lush gardens, once home to Griselda Álvarez—the first female state governor in Mexican history.Before returning to port, savor a traditional lunch at a local hacienda-style restaurant in Colima.

Discover the rich flavors and heritage of Colima with visits to a rum distillery, a rural chocolate factory, and a restored 18th-century hacienda. Enjoy scenic drives through lush valleys, taste award-winning rum, sample artisan chocolate, and explore the historic home of Mexico&#39;s first female governor. Conclude your day with a traditional lunch at a charming hacienda restaurant before returning to the port.

Classic Colima: Hacienda, Rum & Chocolate Tour

Embark on a scenic journey through the coastal beauty and rich culture of Manzanillo and the state of Jalisco. Begin with a breathtaking stop at Mirador Solidaridad, where panoramic views of Santiago Bay await. Continue your drive through lush tropical fruit plantations, with a visit to a working banana farm offering insight into local agriculture.Cross the Marabasco River into Jalisco and pass through the charming town of Cihuatlán en route to Barra de Navidad, a picturesque fishing village nestled on a sandbar between the ocean and a peaceful lagoon. Surrounded by natural beauty, this quaint village features a curving beach, cobblestone streets, and a vibrant local scene.Explore the village at your leisure—shop for handicrafts, visit the Church of Christ of the Fallen Arms, and learn from your guide about the miracles and stories cherished by the community. Then, board a small boat for a tranquil ride across the Lagoon of San Francisco to the exclusive Isla Navidad Resort, where you&#39;ll enjoy a light snack and refreshing non-alcoholic beverage.Afterward, return by boat to Barra de Navidad and rejoin your motorcoach for the scenic drive back to port.

Discover the coastal charm of Manzanillo and Barra de Navidad on a scenic drive through tropical landscapes, with a stop at a working banana plantation and panoramic views of Santiago Bay. Visit the quaint fishing village of Barra de Navidad, stroll its cobblestone streets, shop for local crafts, and explore its storied church. Then, cruise across the peaceful Lagoon of San Francisco to the Isla Navidad Resort for a light snack and refreshment before returning to port.

Barra de Navidad & Banana Plantation Discovery

Cradled between the stark sands of Baja and the fertile waters of the Sea of Cortez, La Paz offers a host of challenging opportunities. Dubbed `the World&#39;s largest fish trap,` the area is home to over 800 species of fish and 2,000 species of invertebrates. Giant manta rays and whales navigate the depths while dolphins and sea lions frolic on the surface. Deep sea fishing, diving and sightseeing boats are available for charters.

Set sail on an unforgettable all-inclusive catamaran adventure to the hidden gems of La Paz. After a short transfer from the cruise pier, you&#39;ll board a spacious, double-deck catamaran where a warm, welcoming crew awaits. Kick off your day with a freshly prepared breakfast onboard as you cruise past dramatic coastlines and spot playful sea lions in their natural habitat.Your journey continues to the breathtaking Balandra Beach—famed for its turquoise waters and soft white sands—and then to a secluded beach hideaway, far from the crowds. Swim, snorkel, paddleboard, or simply unwind on deck as the sun sparkles over the Sea of Cortez.Enjoy a delicious lunch featuring local flavors, complemented by an open bar. With stunning scenery, exciting activities, and top-tier service, this is the perfect way to experience the magic of La Paz&#39;s coastline in comfort and style.

Sail in style on an all-inclusive catamaran to La Paz&#39;s stunning Balandra Beach and a hidden seaside gem. Spot sea lions, swim in crystal-clear waters, savor a fresh local lunch, and relax with an open bar and onboard amenities.

All-Inclusive Catamaran Escape to Balandra & Hidden Beaches

Set off on a unique and unforgettable journey from Pichilingue, the port of La Paz, to the beautiful “magical town” of Todos Santos. Begin your adventure exploring the town&#39;s historic main square, its well-preserved mission church, the iconic Hotel California, and vibrant art murals. Enjoy free time to shop at local stores and bazaars.Next, take a scenic drive along the Pacific coastline to our oceanfront ranch, Tierra Sagrada, where you&#39;ll meet our friendly camel family and capture memorable photos. Wrap up your day with a delicious Mexican buffet lunch with unlimited servings and a tequila tasting at our panoramic-view restaurant overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Lunch features a variety of traditional Mexican dishes, including chicken mole, Mexican rice, refried beans, cheese quesadillas, steamed carrots and corn, mixed herb steamed potatoes, tuna salad, cactus salad, caprese salad, lettuce salad, and a selection of Mexican salsas.

Embark on a unique journey from Pichilingue to the enchanting town of Todos Santos. Stroll through its historic plaza, visit the Mission church, and stop by the legendary Hotel California. Enjoy free time to browse local shops and admire vibrant art murals before heading to Tierra Sagrada ranch for an unforgettable camel encounter and photo opportunity. Conclude your adventure with a traditional Mexican buffet and tequila tasting at a scenic ocean-view restaurant.

Todos Santos Magic: Camel Ride, Traditional Mexican Lunch & Tequila Tasting

Discover the charm of La Paz on a guided journey through its historic and cultural landmarks. Feel the city&#39;s peaceful rhythm as you stroll along the scenic Malecón, surrounded by captivating sculptures and ocean views.Your tour begins at the Cathedral, followed by a walk through Jardín Velasco, then downhill to the Cultural Center. There, you&#39;ll view a striking mural trilogy depicting the history of the Baja Peninsula, along with a rotating exhibition of local art. Housed in a beautifully preserved 1900s building that once served as a Spanish fortress, the center offers a true sense of La Paz&#39;s heritage.Next, board a comfortable motorcoach to visit the Artisan Center, where you&#39;ll explore a vibrant collection of authentic crafts created by ranchero communities, local artists, and even children.Return to the Malecón for a relaxing walk and a final photo stop at Queen Elizabeth Pier. Then, head to La Concha Beach, where your guide will lead you to a seaside restaurant to enjoy delicious tacos, a refreshing drink, and time to unwind by the calm waters of La Paz Bay.

Enjoy a scenic coastal drive to La Paz, the historic “City of Peace.” Begin at the neoclassical Cathedral, built in 1867, then stroll through the town square and visit the gazebo. Continue to the lively Malecón, where you can browse local shops, snap photos, or cool off with a refreshing ice cream. Browse for authentic Mexican handicrafts along the way. End your day at La Concha Beach, where your guide will lead you to a seaside restaurant to enjoy delicious tacos, a drink, and relaxing beach time by the calm waters of the Sea of Cortez.

La Paz Highlights: Culture, Art, & Beachside Tacos

Experience the natural beauty of La Paz from a unique perspective—by kayak. After a short van ride to La Concha Beach, you&#39;ll receive a brief introduction to paddling technique before setting off in a traditional two-person, sit-on-top ocean kayak.Glide through the calm, crystal-clear waters of the Sea of Cortez, where depths can be less than a foot. Follow your guide along the stunning coastline of La Paz Bay, passing volcanic rock formations and some of the area&#39;s most scenic beach fronts. Paddle into hidden coves and discover a peaceful marine world found only in this magical corner of Baja.After your kayaking adventure, return to shore with time to relax or explore the beach at your leisure.

Set off on a scenic two-hour excursion along the Sea of Cortez to Paradise Cove in Balandra Bay. After a brief kayaking instruction on the soft beach, you&#39;ll gear up and paddle through the calm, crystal-clear waters. Glide past mangrove thickets that shelter egrets, herons, pelicans, and frigate birds. Enjoy over an hour exploring this peaceful cove by kayak. Once back on shore, unwind with a refreshing drink before returning to the pier by van. A tranquil and immersive way to experience the natural beauty of Balandra Bay.

Sea of Cortez Kayak Adventure

Make lifetime memories as you embark on a three-and-a-half-hour snorkeling adventure in the turquoise waters of San Rafaelito and Balandra Bays. Your journey begins with a safety briefing at the pier before boarding your boat for a scenic cruise along the dramatic coastline, where volcanic cliffs plunge into the vibrant Sea of Cortez.Your first destination is San Rafaelito, a small rocky island home to a playful sea lion colony. Equipped with your snorkel gear, you&#39;ll enter the crystal-clear waters for up to two hours of guided snorkeling and sightseeing. If you have an underwater camera keep it ready—besides swimming alongside sea lions, you may encounter colorful angelfish, moray eels, and a variety of tropical marine life.After your marine exploration, head to Balandra Bay, a protected shoal bay known for its shallow, transparent waters and iconic Mushroom Rock formation. Enjoy a light snack and refreshments on the beach, relax on the soft white sand, or take a short hike to admire panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and islands. Along the way, look out for gray herons, ospreys, and other native seabirds in the mangrove-lined coves.

Snorkel in the vibrant waters of San Rafaelito alongside sea lions and tropical fish, then cruise to Balandra Bay to explore its stunning beaches, mangroves, and Mushroom Rock. Enjoy a light snack, relax on the sand, or take a short hike with panoramic coastal views.

San Rafaelito Sea Lion Snorkel Adventure

Located on the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula, find Cabo San Lucas, the famed beach destination known for its atmospheric scene and idyllic setting. Step into the beating heart of Baja Peninsula, where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean in a spectacular panorama of azure water, rugged cliffs, golden sands, and dramatic desert landscapes. Beyond the idyllic landscapes and famed night-life scene, find a community where history and tradition blend seamlessly with contemporary culture. Soak up the laid-back surfer atmosphere as you learn about ancient civilization, admire colonial style buildings, and discover the ocean wildlife. Visit artisans upholding the region&#39;s cultural heritage, and indulge in savory Mexican cuisine with a fresh pacific seafood twist as you take in this pacific coastal jewel.

Drive into the heart of the Baja outback and explore the Baja in the most eco-friendly way possible.After a short safety briefing, gear up with protective pads and helmet, then prepare for a day of fun on new electric bikes with specialized wide wheels that handle well on bumpy mountain trails.Cycle along picturesque routes lined with cacti and traverse hilly terrain to arrive at a soft sandy beach. With a specially designed electric motor, the bike does all the work for you!Relax on the beach and cool down with the fresh ocean breeze while your guide shares insights about the abundant wildlife you might have encountered during your adventure.Complete your day in an ocean-view restaurant and a delicious Mexican lunch and drinks, all included.

Explore Baja&#39;s secluded coastal paths on a thrilling electric bike beach adventure in this eco-friendly Baja exploration. Cycle through cactus-lined trails, sandy paths, and the beach aboard specialized electric bikes. A delicious ocean-view Mexican lunch is included.

Baja Electric Bike Adventure

This 2-passenger off-road 4 x 4 adventure guarantees ultimate thrills and excitement. Head out of Cabo to a private ranch on the highway to the capital of La Paz. On arrival, meet the team and gear up, then board your 2-passenger 4 x 4 UTV. Follow your expert local guides as they lead you into a secluded canyon roadway, ascend steep climbs, and speed through natural waterways. Test your skills as you drive expertly over natural rock formations and explore the desert areas of the Baja.The fun and enthusiastic guides are also experts on the local flora and fauna and will teach you about the area&#39;s indigenous plant and animal life throughout the drive. Complete your off-road adventure on a beachfront terrace restaurant, and sit down to a freshly made, classic Mexican lunch.This excursion is a great way to explore the Baja from behind the wheel.

Experience the ultimate off-road adventure for two in Cabo. Venture to a private Ranch near La Paz, driving a 2-seater 4x4 UTV through canyons, waterways, and desert landscapes. Knowledgeable guides lead you over natural rock formations, sharing insights about local flora and fauna. Finish with a beachfront Mexican lunch.

Baja Off-road 4x4 Polaris Adventure

Ride beside the Pacific Ocean and enjoy the sights, refreshing sea breeze, and crashing waves on this fun eco-tour. Discover the region&#39;s natural beauty and rich Baja Californian culture from a unique vantage point atop a friendly camel. Disembark the camel and continue learning about the area&#39;s fascinating flora and fauna from expert guides on an educational nature hike.Stop to meet our sweet 'kissing camel,' then savor a delicious, multi-course Mexican lunch and tequila tasting in a restaurant overlooking the Pacific Ocean.The Camel Ranch Tierra Sagrada received the Humane Certified seal of approval from American Humane, the world&#39;s largest certifier of animal welfare and well-being.

See the Baja desert from a new perspective on this camel ride and nature hike. A Mexican lunch with tequila tasting completes your adventure.

Camel & Mexican Outback Adventure

The redesigned Dolphin Swim program takes your dolphin experience to the next level, offering more interactive moments and insightful education about these incredible marine mammals. Enjoy a 40-minute dolphin experience, including a 10-minute educational briefing. Swim freely with the dolphins, with an optional mask to observe them underwater. Share a special kiss and hug with the dolphin in the pool and enjoy extended time to interact. Learn dolphin communication signals and their echolocation system, while experiencing the dolphins&#39; sensory sounds. A Marine Mammal Specialist will guide you through an informative session to enhance your understanding.This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that you&#39;ll remember forever.

Enjoy an unforgettable encounter with dolphins during a 40-minute in-water session. Learn to communicate with these intelligent marine mammals during an interactive briefing led by expert trainers, then enjoy extended free time swimming alongside them. Observe their natural behaviors and incredible skills up close.

Cabo Dolphin Swim

The Sea of Cortez and surrounding waters are perfect for sailing adventures.Embark a specially designed, wide-berth sailboat and begin a day of ocean exploration. Head out to the famous Arch and Sea Lion colony, then cruise to a secluded bay, where the Captain will drop anchor so you can dive into the blue waters. Snorkel in the bay, searching for corals, starfish, and tropical sea life, or try your hand at Stand Up Paddleboarding. After lunch, enjoy the thrills and excitement of sailing in the bay while looking out for marine wildlife such as turtles, dolphins, and manta rays.Snacks and lunch, including seafood ceviche, fresh Caesar salads, pasta, fresh fruit, pastries, plus an open bar, are included.

Set sail on a spacious sailboat for an unforgettable day exploring the Sea of Cortez. Visit the famous Arch and Sea Lion colony, snorkel in secluded bays, savor a delicious lunch onboard, and then return to shore, keeping an eye out for many species of marine wildlife.

Sailing Cabo San Lucas

Your adventure begins as soon as you set off on an exhilarating ride on board a professional rigid inflatable boat (RIB) to the Arch of Cabo San Lucas, a popular gathering area for sea lions. The Arch is adjacent to Lovers Beach on the Sea of Cortez and is one of the most recognizable views in the region.Return to shore, then travel to The Glass Factory for a glass-blowing demonstration. Learn about the ancient techniques used by local artisans and witness firsthand how their beautiful creations come to life.Next, visit a chocolate factory in downtown San Jose del Cabo. Discover the rich history of cacao and its deep-rooted connection with ancient Mexico.Visit the main square and church while soaking in the charm of San Jose del Cabo. Take some free time to explore this pretty city independently.End your Mexican immersion with a local lunch complete with handmade tortillas and a tequila-tasting experience.

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Los Cabos on an exhilarating RIB ride. Back onshore, immerse in local culture with a blown glass art demonstration, visit a chocolate factory, and explore the city. A delicious Mexican meal paired with tequila tasting is included.

Famous Arch by RIB  & Cabo City Tour

This bay along the west coast of Mexico&#39;s Baja Sur peninsula is a giant nursery for California gray whales that travel south from Arctic waters each winter to breed and care for their newborn calves. So, sailing these waters offers one of the best opportunities in the world to see these mighty creatures feeding and socialising (it&#39;s called “Grand Central” for the 40-ton baleens). It&#39;s also the place to spot dolphins and seabirds – look out for frigate birds and brown pelicans overhead.

<span data-sheets-value=`{1:2,2:Located about halfway down the peninsula of Baja California, Isla Natividad, or Nativity Island, is both remote and remarkable. The island is home to a small fishing community, mainly engaged in sustainable lobster fishing. The local inhabitants have worked to preserve the island&#39;s ecosystem and maintain their traditional fishing practices, creating a harmonious balance between human activity and the environment. Join local fishermen on their boats and learn about sustainable practices while enjoying the thrill of the catch. The island&#39;s natural beauty cannot be overlooked: dramatic landscapes include rugged cliffs, hidden coves, and stunning beaches, while the surrounding waters are teeming with marine life, making it a haven for divers, snorkelers, and marine enthusiasts. Find a mask, snorkel and some fins, and explore vibrant coral reefs, encounter diverse fish species. If you&#39;re very lucky, you might even spot some whales and dolphins in the offshore waters.}` data-sheets-userformat=`{2:13117,3:{1:0},5:{1:[{1:2,2:0,5:{1:2,2:0}},{1:0,2:0,3:3},{1:1,2:0,4:1}]},6:{1:[{1:2,2:0,5:{1:2,2:0}},{1:0,2:0,3:3},{1:1,2:0,4:1}]},7:{1:[{1:2,2:0,5:{1:2,2:0}},{1:0,2:0,3:3},{1:1,2:0,4:1}]},8:{1:[{1:2,2:0,5:{1:2,2:0}},{1:0,2:0,3:3},{1:1,2:0,4:1}]},11:4,12:0,15:Calibri,16:11}`>Located about halfway down the peninsula of Baja California, Isla Natividad, or Nativity Island, is both remote and remarkable. The island is home to a small fishing community, mainly engaged in sustainable lobster fishing. The local inhabitants have worked to preserve the island&#39;s ecosystem and maintain their traditional fishing practices, creating a harmonious balance between human activity and the environment. Join local fishermen on their boats and learn about sustainable practices while enjoying the thrill of the catch. The island&#39;s natural beauty cannot be overlooked: dramatic landscapes include rugged cliffs, hidden coves, and stunning beaches, while the surrounding waters are teeming with marine life, making it a haven for divers, snorkelers, and marine enthusiasts. Find a mask, snorkel and some fins, and explore vibrant coral reefs, encounter diverse fish species. If you&#39;re very lucky, you might even spot some whales and dolphins in the offshore waters.