Summertime and the living is easy on this laid-back sailing down the coast from Canada to California, and over to New York via Central America. Our stops include Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, known as the garden city for its abundant parkland and dazzling floral displays; Astoria, Oregon, the oldest city west of the Rockies that has been captured in many a Hollywood movie; iconic San Francisco; and laid-back San Diego. In Mexico, we visit Puerto Vallarta, which has all the attractions of a modern resort town while still feeling authentically Mexican, Manzanillo, once used by trading ships as a shelter from pirates, and Zihuatenejo, where dolphins and turtles play in the waves. We take in El Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica before a memorable passage along the Panama Canal. Emerging in the Caribbean Sea, we make for Cartegena, on the coast of Colombia, a beautiful city that is listed by UNESCO. Enjoy lively Port Antonio in Jamaica, once the hangout of stars from the golden age of Hollywood, and explore the otherworldly salt flats at Cabo Rojo in the Dominican Republic. Pretty San Juan, Puerto Rico, comes next before we head for an overnight in Charleston, South Carolina, a city famed for its antebellum architecture. A final sea day offers time to relax before the adrenaline hits in New York City.

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Discover the vibrancy of this British Columbia cosmopolitan. Vancouver has eclectic neighbors to explore, exquisite seafood, and the largest natural park in North America.

Discovered by Captain Cook over two centuries ago, the lovely city of Victoria has successfully nurtured its English ambiance and heritage. Wonderful legacies are preserved with bright red double-decker buses and the delicious tradition of high tea. Shops brim with tartans, china, silver and antiques. From the landmark Empress Hotel to the impressive Parliament Buildings, city streets are filled with gracious architecture. A glorious profusion of colorful flowers abounds within the hanging baskets on every lamppost and at the world-famous Butchart Gardens. Victoria is an atmospheric city which brims with old-world charm.

Founded as Fort Astoria in 1810 as the trading post for John Jacob Astor&#39;s American Fur Company, this is near the wilderness explored by Lewis & Clark, too. A look into the past is enjoyed on strolls past restored Victorian homes and explorations of the revitalized 1920&#39;s-era downtown. Astoria&#39;s natural beauty is as renowned as its history, with its `Little San Francisco” character set against the steep, wooded hillsides of a temperate rain forest.

Indulge in the San Francisco lifestyle by grabbing a bite of clam chowder as you walk through Fisherman&#39;s Wharf, catching some sun with a breathtaking view of the Golden Gate Bridge on Baker Beach, or hop on a trolley to ride around the renowned hilly streets.

Pleasure is paramount in Santa Catalina, just off the coast of Los Angeles, which gained cachet when moguls and movie stars started hanging out here – Marilyn Monroe owned a property on the island. Landmarks including the casino remain from early efforts to turn Santa Catalina into a resort, and there&#39;s also a curious legacy of the island&#39;s double life as a frequent location for filming – the bison that roam its pastures were brought here as extras for a film that never even made the cutting-room floor. Yet this resolutely American playground feels Mediterranean rather than West Coast, as you&#39;ll see on arrival in the port of Avalon, which is more Monte Carlo than Malibu.

Embrace the laidback lifestyle of this Californian coastal city, known for its sunny weather and atmosphere. Discover the heart and soul of Southern California, stroll down boardwalks, visit the world-renowned zoo, or dip into the lively craft beer scene.

A charming and buzzing seaside town that offers traditional Mexican culture with a modern twist. Second only to Acapulco when it comes to the Mexican Riviera&#39;s leading resort cities, Puerto Vallarta is embraced by rugged tropical mountains on one side and the lovely Banderas Bay on the other. The city brims with life, with its bougainvillea-lined cobblestone streets, picturesque alleyways, luxury hotels and smart boutiques, and stunning seaside location. Shop for leather goods here as well as shell and silver jewelry, hand-embroidered blouses or painted figures from Oaxaca.

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.

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.

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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

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.

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A-list visitors from Liz Taylor to Mick Jagger sought serenity in Zihuatanejo during the 1970s, enticed by the swaying palms and sweeping white-sand beaches lapped by warm waters. Today, this Pacific coast hotspot on the Mexican Riviera is just as popular with Mexicans for its authentic old-school charm, such as the boardwalk Paseo del Pescador where fishermen bring their catch to sell each sun-kissed morning. They also love to linger over a cafecito made from homegrown beans in the cafés along the waterfront. Look beyond the gently curving bay to the slopes of the Sierra Madre del Sur Mountains – this is beachfront bliss at its best.

Unearth the charm of Acajutla, El Salvador&#39;s thriving port city, where sun-kissed Pacific beaches meet a rich history and a lively culture, crafting an extraordinary Central American experience. The seaside town of El Salvador is famous for its fishing culture and maritime heritage. In this charming town, you will be able to explore beautiful beaches, visit El Imposible National Park and taste delicious, fresh seafood dishes in the many local restaurants.

San Juan del Sur, on the Pacific coast of Nicaragua, woos travelers and surfers alike with its colorful, 19th-century clapboard houses and crescent of silver sand. Once a sleepy fishing village, it&#39;s now a party town, watched over by Cristo de la Misericordia, a towering statue of Christ – hike to it up the hillside or, for a less strenuous walk, just go as far as the peach-and-white San Juan Bautista church. Microbreweries and fancy fish restaurants have joined the easygoing surf joints recently, meaning there are more spots to sip a cool craft beer or savor fresh fish tacos as the sky turns from blue to pink.

Once the center of Costa Rica&#39;s coffee-exporting boom, Puntarenas sits on a slender spit of sand that snakes into the Pacific Ocean. Still a working port, home to a charming blend of colonial buildings, chatty street vendors, and a must-visit market selling tropical fruit and handmade souvenirs, this place packs a punch. Ticos, as Costa Ricans are known, flock here to soak up the laid-back beachfront atmosphere and stroll along the promenade. The place is famed for its fresh seafood, and traditional dishes include zesty lime-drenched ceviche, best sampled at the family-run sodas, or restaurants, that line the old dock.

Fuerte Amador, the gateway port to Panama City, seamlessly merges history and culture while captivating the hearts of travelers the world over. Once a defensive complex guarding the Panama Canal&#39;s entrance, it now offers a portal to Panama&#39;s past and present. The nearby Miraflores Locks Visitor Center narrates the engineering marvel of the Panama Canal, reflecting the nation&#39;s global significance, while the strategic location also provides access to the UNESCO-listed Casco Viejo district. However, visitors to Fuerte Amador would be remiss not to make the short, 8-mile, trip into Panama City. The capital city seamlessly intertwines past and present, inviting travelers to unravel its history while embracing the vigor of contemporary life—a cultural tapestry that lures explorers seeking both intellectual and sensory fulfillment. Amid the urban landscape, verdant parks and waterfront promenades provide pockets of tranquility.

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.

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!

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.

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Errol Flynn called this place home in the 1950s, Tom Cruise muddled spirits here in the romantic comedy Cocktail in 1988, and Daniel Craig called by in a rare carefree moment as James Bond in No Time To Die in 2021. No wonder. This wild corner of Jamaica is framed by the beautiful Blue Mountains and its golden shores are lapped by the turquoise Caribbean. This is the gateway to the Blue Lagoon, and there are few finer sands than at Frenchman&#39;s Cove. And kicking back with a rum punch at Geejam – a hotel with its own recording studio – listening to the house band, the famous Jolly Boys, play their mento melodies, well that&#39;s the stuff of serious memories. Beyond the beach, go rafting on the Rio Grande River, hike in the rainforest, take a refreshing dip at Reach Falls, and learn about the Maroons at Moore Town, the fugitive slaves who escaped to form their own settlements in these hills.

This lesser-known beach town is a pop of colour in the southwest corner of Puerto Rico. Explore its otherworldly salt flats, which have been in operation since 1511 – the pink- and red-hued water is what gave the area its name. They are a kaleidoscopic contrast to the turquoise shallows of the many beaches in these parts and there are 18 to discover. But the perfect white-sand scoop of Playuela is the standout. Climb to the observation deck of the 19th-century lighthouse beside it for spectacular views of the Caribbean or walk the shady paths of the nearby wildlife refuge, which is home to the yellow-shoulder blackbird.

Sugar-sand beaches flanked by shady palms and gin-clear water are a given at this Caribbean hotspot. But what&#39;s less expected is the atmospheric, time-worn recreation of a Mediterranean village, built by a Hollywood cinematographer on a bluff overlooking the Río Chavón in the 1970s. It now includes a small but fascinating pre-Columbian museum, contemporary artists&#39; studios, and a 5,000-seat amphitheater where Frank Sinatra performed the inaugural concert (big names still grace its stage today). Explore offshore adventures from Catalina Island, with its coral reefs and 17th-century pirate&#39;s shipwreck. Here, jewel-toned fish glint like underwater treasure.

Rich in history, La Fortaleza is the oldest governor&#39;s mansion in the western hemisphere; be sure to see the mahogany clock which stopped in time when the last Spanish governor of Puerto Rico struck it with his sword on his way out, heralding the last moment of Spanish rule in the New World.

Steeped in 300 years of history, Charleston is America&#39;s most beautifully preserved architectural treasure. Hundreds of significant structures from colonial and antebellum periods grace the Historic District&#39;s narrow streets and are best appreciated in the company of a knowledgeable local guide. Discover some of the old-time bustling plantations from the period of the Revolution and absorb the haunting character which still lingers in this southern city.

Being the largest city in the United States, the city that never sleeps will leave you with endless journeys. Take a peaceful bike ride past the wonders of Central Park, see a world class production on the bustling street of Broadway, or find yourself looking at stunning Manhattan views from the top of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.

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”), recognizes the importance of protecting your privacy. This global privacy notice (“

”) describes how we collect, process, and share Guest Personal Data (defined below). This Notice also describes your rights and choices with respect to Guest Personal Data and other important information. This Notice applies to our group websites and the activities across all the A&K Travel Group companies. Please carefully review this Notice.

A&K Travel Group’s subsidiary companies include but are not limited to the following: AK Group Ltd, A&K Corp. Ltd, Abercrombie & Kent Global Travel Limited, Abercrombie & Kent Ltd, Abercrombie & Kent USA, LLC, Abercrombie & Kent (Australia) Pty Ltd, Crystal Cruises Holding Ltd, Crystal Cruises SAM, Crystal Cruises USA, LLC, Crystal Cruises Pty Ltd, Crystal Cruises Ltd, Crystal Cruises UK Ltd, Situr Inc. and Divencounters Inc. A&K Travel Group does business under the brands Abercrombie & Kent, Crystal Cruises, Cox & Kings, Sanctuary Retreats and EcoVentura.

A&K Travel Group may act as either a controller, a processor or both, depending on the circumstances, with respect to the collection, use, and other processing of personal information which can be used to identify or is reasonably capable of being associated with, directly or indirectly, guests (

), as described in more detail in this Notice.

We have appointed a Data Protection Officer who is responsible for overseeing questions in relation to this Notice. If you have any questions about this Notice, including any requests to exercise your legal rights, please contact us using the details set out below.

Please see below the relevant contact details of the data controller for your country or region. If you are uncertain or have a general question regarding data protection, please use the contact details for the United Kingdom.

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Legal entity: Abercrombie & Kent Ltd.
Company No: 01082430
Name: Data Compliance Officer
Email address: 


Postal address: St George's House, Ambrose Street, Cheltenham, GL50 3LG.

Legal entity: VeraSafe, LLC
Telephone: +1 (617) 398-7067
Email address: 


Postal address: 100 M Street S.E., Suite 600, Washington, D.C. 20003, USA
Web: 

https://www.verasafe.com/about-verasafe/contact-us/

The contact details for our registered data protection representative in the European Union.

Legal entity: Abercrombie & Kent Italy S.r.L.
Name: EU Data Protection Representative
Email address: 


Postal address: Via Fattori 10, Florence, 50132, Italy.
Supervisory body: Garante Per La Protezione Dei Personali
Website URL: 

United States of America, Canada and South/Central America