Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic
Panama and Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast: A Central America Odyssey (Eastbound)
Panama Canal
Sailing Itinerary
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Greg Mortimer
A chartered Australian expedition ship, and the first passenger vessel ever built with an X-BOW
Aboard
- The first passenger ship in the world to be built with the inverted Ulstein X-BOW
- Ice class PC6, Polar Category B, built for the Southern Ocean, not for Alaska
- Four Zodiac launch platforms and hydraulic viewing platforms that extend over the water
- Two GeoDomes on deck seven, heated glass observation domes
- Owned by SunStone Ships, operated by Aurora Expeditions, chartered to Lindblad from 2027
Panama Canal
The Panama Canal
A hundred-year-old feat of engineering that lifts a ship eighty-five feet over a continent, and one of the few cruise days where nobody leaves the deck.
- Best Time to Go
- December through April, the dry season
- Typical Length
- 10 to 15 nights
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