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22 night secrets of the amazon miami to miami

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Length of cruise: 22 nights
Ship: Seven Seas Mariner (details)
Cruise line: Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Departure port: Miami
Ports of call: Bridgetown, Spain, Macapa, Santarem, Boca Da Valeria, Manaus, Parintins, Alter Do Chao, St. George's
Return port: Miami

Day Location

1
Miami
2
Miami
3
Cruising The Atlantic Ocean
4
Bridgetown
5
Spain
6
Cruising The Atlantic Ocean
7
Macapa
8
Santarem
9
Boca Da Valeria
10
Manaus
11
Parintins
12
Alter Do Chao
13
Macapa
14
Cruising The Atlantic Ocean
15
St. George's
16
Cruising The Caribbean Sea
17
San Juan
18
Cruising The Atlantic Ocean
19
Miami
20
Miami

Guard bunks at historic Castillo de San Cristóbal in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. Completed by Spanish forces in 1783, it was the largest fortification built by Spain in the New World.

Catedral Santiago Apóstol in Fajardo, along the northeast coast of Puerto Rico.

Balconies on Calle San Sebastian in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Animal Flower Cave is located under the cliffs at the Northern tip of Barbados.

The view from St. James in Barbados.

Avocado gazpacho at Toro Salao on Calle Tetuan in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Colorful al fresco dining in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.

The sun sets on a catamaran on a quiet bay on Barbados.

Barbados flower fence.

St. John Parish Church in Barbados.

The New World's oldest governor's mansion is still in use. Some 150 consecutive governors have served over the past 300 years. It's at the west end of Calle Fortaleza in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.

West of San Cristóbal along the coastline is the neighborhood of La Perla in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. It's part of the area's UNESCO World Heritage Site.

On the beach at the Hilton in Bridgetown on Barbados.

Parliament building in Bridgetown, Barbados.

The Ocean Surf Hotel in the Ocean Terrace area of North Miami Beach.

Fort San Felipe del Morro in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This bronze fountain "Raíces" (for "Roots") in Old San Juan celebrates Puerto Rico’s rich cultural diversity and historical heritage.

The harbor at Bridgetown, capital of Barbados.

A sea turtle swims off the coast of Barbados.

Flamingos at the Miami Zoo.

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