A large passenger ferry named "FINNCANOPUS" sits docked next to a snowy pier on a foggy day. The vessel has a prominent blue lower hull, a white superstructure with multiple tiers of windows, and a large bridge at the top. Metal railings run alongside the slushy concrete dock.

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Epic Costa Rica and Panama (Westbound)

Panama Canal

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Departs: January 13, 2029

Returns: January 27, 2029

Departure Port: Panama City

Ship: National Geographic Venture

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National Geographic Venture

The second Quest-class hull, and the one that spends her winters in the Gulf of California

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Second and final ship of the Quest class, launched at Nichols Brothers in 2018
U.S.-flagged and U.S.-crewed, like her sister
The fleet's Baja ship, a large share of her year works out of Loreto
Same shallow draft as Quest, for inner passages and desert island anchorages
50 cabins and 100 guests, with 52 staff and crew

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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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