Embark on a journey to Central America, a region etched with rivers, crowned with peaks, and cloaked in countless shades of green. In this unspoiled land where tropical wilderness dominates, experience extraordinary biodiversity in rainforests, rivers, and oceans, all under the guidance of an experienced expedition team. Trek through Costa Rica's Corcovado National Park, snorkel among vibrant marine life in Colombia’s pristine waters, or cruise by Zodiac to the remote communities of Panama’s Guna Yala archipelago. Travel between these captivating destinations aboard the agile National Geographic Quest, a vessel designed to immerse you in the untamed beauty of the Americas.
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Panama & Colombia: Exploring the Caribbean Coast8 days
Cartagena to Panama City | National Geographic Quest | Oceanview (Cat. 1)USD $5,912 Per Person Incl taxes
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Transit the legendary Panama Canal to encounter dazzling natural and cultural treasures as you navigate this Caribbean coast aboard the aptly designed National Geographic Quest. Hike lush rainforests teeming with diverse wildlife, maneuver secluded inlets by Zodiac and kayak. Get immersed in the local culture of indigenous communities from the archipelago of Guna Yala to the celebrated people of Tuchín.Exploring Costa Rica's National Parks and Preserves: Guanacaste, Santa Rosa, and Rincón de la Vieja6 days
Roundtrip San Jose | National Geographic Quest | Oceanview (Cat. 1)USD $3,844
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On this six-day voyage in Guanacaste, guests are surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. From picture-perfect beaches to hidden jungle waterfalls, enjoy the diversity of the Guanacaste Conservation Area, one of the oldest and largest UNESCO World Heritage sites.
This remote part of Costa Rica is overflowing with wild allures. Over millennia, eruptions from the Arenal Volcano have created hyper-rich soil that nurtures a unique tropical dry forest. More than 30 rivers wind their way through this swath of green, pumping nutrients into the surrounding waters, which in turn nourish healthy, vibrant coral reefs.Costa Rica and the Panama Canal8 days
Panama City to San Jose | National Geographic Quest | Oceanview (Cat. 1)USD $6,473 Per Person Incl taxes
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Savings Offer also available on December 14, 2024 departure.
Exploring Costa Rica and Panama is a singular experience that combines biodiverse jungle wildlife with an in-depth crossing of the Panama Canal, a marvel of engineering. It is the perfect winter escape. Dense, lush rainforest. Pristine deserted beaches. Monkeys galore. Hike deep into the rainforest; kayak and paddleboard along the shore; take a cool swim in a waterfall pool; snorkel over a coral reef. Opportunities abound to see creatures in their natural environs—both on land and in the sea. Expert local naturalists and photo instructors are with you every step of the way, always giving you choices and expanding your knowledge. Aboard, you can always savor panoramic views from the 50-cabin National Geographic Quest. Plus, you’ll get an exclusive chance to visit with the Latin American Sea Turtles (LAST) Association at Playa Blanca on the Osa Peninsula.Costa Rica and the Panama Canal8 days
Panama City to San Jose | <i>National Geographic Quest</i> | Oceanview (Cat. 1)USD $7,713 Per Person Incl taxes
Save $500 per guest when you book by October 31, 2024!
Exploring Costa Rica and Panama is a singular experience that combines biodiverse jungle wildlife with an in-depth crossing of the Panama Canal, a marvel of engineering. It is the perfect winter escape. Dense, lush rainforest. Pristine deserted beaches. Monkeys galore. Hike deep into the rainforest; kayak and paddleboard along the shore; take a cool swim in a waterfall pool; snorkel over a coral reef. Opportunities abound to see creatures in their natural environs—both on land and in the sea. Expert local naturalists and photo instructors are with you every step of the way, always giving you choices and expanding your knowledge. Aboard, you can always savor panoramic views from the 50-cabin National Geographic Quest. Plus, you’ll get an exclusive chance to visit to Latin American Sea Turtles (LAST) Association at Playa Blanca on the Osa Peninsula, where you can meet with researchers who are critical in the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of native sea turtles.