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Cruise itinerary

9 night panama to costa rica

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Ship: Star Clipper (details)
Cruise line: Star Clippers

Departure date: Thursday, January 20, 2028
Return date: Saturday, January 29, 2028
Departure port: Colon
Ports of call: Cruising The Panama Canal, Isla De Iguana, Isla De Coiba, Isla Parida, Golfito, Quepos, Tortuga Island
Return port: Puerto Caldera

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Day Location

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Colon
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Colon
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Cruising The Panama Canal
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Isla De Iguana
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Isla De Coiba
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Isla Parida
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Golfito
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Quepos
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Tortuga Island
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Puerto Caldera
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Puerto Caldera

The Fort of San Lorenzo in Colón, Panama.

The richly vibrant Gamboa rainforest along the Panama Canal's Gatun Lake.

A tugboat seen from Norwegian Jade in Gatun Lake, Panama.

A Tamarin or titi monkey looks to see whether visitors have brought him lunch at Monkey Island in Panama.

Tamarin or titi monkeys dangle their tails at Monkey Island in Panama.

Colón, a seaport on the Atlantic coast of Panama, lies near the Caribbean Sea entrance to the Panama Canal.

View of the Gamboa rainforest along Gatun Lake in Panama.

A sloth we spotted in the Gamboa rainforest in Panama.

A Tamarin or titi monkey considers whether to approach a tourist boat at Monkey Island in Panama.

Tamarin or titi monkeys enjoying a treat at Monkey Island in Panama.

Capuchin monkeys approaching our boat at Monkey Island in Panama.

A howler monkey at Monkey Island in Panama.

A snail kit hawk on Gatun Lake in Panama.

A Tamarin or titi monkey enjoys a treat after hopping onto our boat at Monkey Island in Panama.

A tour boat plies an inlet off Gatun Lake in Panama.

Here's the small boat we took on our shore excursion to Monkey Island, Panama.

A pair of Tamarin or titi monkeys at Monkey Island in Panama.

A squirrel-sized Tamarin or titi monkey at Monkey Island in Panama.

A diminutive Tamarin or titi monkey eats from a passenger's hand at Monkey Island in Panama.

Our tour guide, Fabio, points out the local flora at Monkey Island, Panama.