Cruises TO Panama
Considering a cruise to Panama? You have made a great choice. Panama, “where the world meets”, has more options than you can imagine. Whether a trip through the Canal fascinates you, seeing endless natural caribbean beauty, or going on a journey over seas- there is something for everyone in a cruise to Panama. What do you want out of a cruise to Panama? See some options here to get it all started!
Cruises FROM Panama
Cruising from Panama will never disappoint, as there are two ports and options to suit all vacation styles. Colon, Panama on the central Caribbean coast is an impressive port with the second largest free trade zone in the world. Escape to the clear waters of the Caribbean and cruise through the rainforest for unmatched scenery. Magnificent packages are already together for you to choose from, so take a look here to start exploring options for a...
Cruises AROUND Panama
If you are looking to explore a little more of Panama, or nearby destinations, a cruise is an unforgettable way to do so. Not only are some of the world’s greatest engineering feats here, but also Caribbean islands and Colonial sites abound. We also feature kayaking tours, private charters, and sailing trips. Let us show you a few options to get started including Colombia, Aruba, Curacao, Jamaica, or Honduras.
Special Deals on Last Minute Royal Caribbean Cruises!
Posted on Dec 7, 2011 | 0 comments
No one knows the Caribbean better than Royal Caribbean Cruises, who have been offering excellent experiences all around the Caribbean for many years. Panama Travel Group is offering some of the finest cruises at last minute prices, guaranteeing you exclusively low prices.
Read MoreEnjoy the Pleasures of Roatan Island Honduras on a Royal Caribbean Cruise from Panama
Posted on Feb 10, 2011 | 0 comments
To experience a thoroughly unique and pleasurable Caribbean cruise with Royal Caribbean consider sailing from Panama. Along the way visit Honduras’ famous Roatan Island, one of the Bay Islands of that country. Fly to Panama’s Tocumen International Airport. This is a direct flight from Miami, Houston, and many North American cities. From this hub airport at the junction of the Americas it is a short trip to Colon, Panama on the Caribbean Sea. From Colon’s Home Port, Royal Caribbean offers three Caribbean cruises.
Read MoreCruise Hotel in Colon, Panama
Posted on Feb 10, 2011 | 0 comments
The Colon, Panama Hotel & Casino is a new Radisson hotel that welcomes tourists and cruise visitors for a luxurious hotel stay. This first-class facility combines cozy, tropical decor with a unique, upscale atmosphere that is sure to please both business and leisure travelers alike.
This hotel signals another stage in Panama’s ascension in the cruise industry. Beginning in December of 2008, Royal Caribbean’s mega-class cruise liner, “Enchantment of the Seas,” officially made Colon 2000 its cruise port home. With each announcement such as this, Panama’s tourist industry takes another huge step forward.
Panama Canal Kayaking Tour
Posted on Feb 10, 2011 | 0 comments
A fresh and exciting way to cruise the Panama Canal at water level is to take a kayaking tour. Your eight hour Panama Canal kayaking tour will include all necessary equipment and safety gear as well as a stop for a genuine Panamanian lunch. Leave the Gamboa docks and head out onto the world famous waterway. Stop to kayak in the canal proper and where the Chagres River feeds into fresh water Lake Gatun which is the central passage of the canal. Stop for a dip in a safe and shallow pool along the way. On this water level you will see birds and animals of the rain forest up close and personal.
Read MoreCruise the Historic Panama Canal
Posted on Feb 9, 2011 | 0 comments
One of the world’s greatest engineering feats was the construction of the Panama Canal. Built between 1904 and 1914 the Panama Canal is still considered one of the world’s most impressive engineering projects. Workers excavated over 240 million cubic yards of earth of rock and dirt, finding a way to reduce the toll of the tropical diseases that killed 20,000 in the French effort to build a canal. Over the last century the Panama Canal has provided passage to more than 800,000 boats.
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