Duration
14 Nights
Journey Type
Cruise only (Please call for flight options)
Ports
9 Ports
3 January
Setting sail from Balboa
4 January
At sea
5 January
Panama: Portobelo
The sleepy fishing village of Portobelo, on the shores of the Caribbean Sea, was once the busiest port in Spanish America, funneling vast quantities of Inca gold back to Europe. Ruined forts still litter the coast, and the legacy of the colonial era also lives on in the Congo people, descendants of African slaves brought here by the Spanish.
6 January
At sea
7 January
Panama: Bocas del Toro
The Bocas del Toro archipelago is one of Panama’s most appealing tourist destinations, a collection of idyllic Caribbean islands blessed with beautiful beaches, lush mangroves and wildlife including sloths, iguanas and turtles.
8 January
Costa Rica: Puerto Limón
Puerto Limón is a busy port on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast, and plays a vital role in the export of bananas. Take a trip out of the city and explore the lush rainforest, with nearby attractions including the canals of Tortuguero National Park, a key breeding site for green turtles.
9 January
At sea
10 January
Colombia: San Andrés
The island of San Andrés is part of Colombia, though it lies far closer to the coast of Nicaragua than the Colombian mainland. Sunbathing, snorkelling and diving are the main attractions, and the island is also home to the fascinating Raizal culture, an Afro-Caribbean ethnic group that speaks an English creole rather than Spanish.
11 January
Colombia: Providencia
The Caribbean island of Providencia may belong to Colombia, but its relative inaccessibility and distance from the mainland lends the island its own distinct flavour. Many locals speak an English creole, and tourists are thin on the ground. It’s a great place for diving, snorkelling or relaxing on the beach.
12-13 January
At sea
14 January
Cayman Islands: Grand Cayman
Far more than just an offshore tax haven, Grand Cayman boasts the staggeringly beautiful white sands of Seven Mile Beach and some fantastic snorkelling in crystal clear waters. The capital, George Town, is a compact and friendly place, home to some interesting architecture and a suspiciously large number of registered companies.
15 January
Cayman Islands: Cayman Brac
16 January
At sea
17 January
Arriving in Montego Bay
Montego Bay is Jamaica's tourism capital, and is the second largest city on the island after Kingston. The beach bars along the 'Hip Strip' offer a taste of the Jamaican way of life, with the ubiquitous Bob Marley providing the soundtrack; alternatively you may prefer to take an excursion to nearby sights such as Dunn's River Falls or Negril's Seven Mile Beach.
Your home from home
True clipper ships, these beautiful four-masted vessels reflect a proud seafaring heritage in their elegant sails, warm woods and polished brass.
What we love
Sister ships Star Clipper and Star Flyer certainly stand out from the crowd. In full sail they are an awe-inspiring sight, reminiscent of a bygone age, yet combining this tradition with the comfort of a modern cruise line, ideal for those who wish to experience a tall ship cruise. Climb the mast or relax by the small pool; you can be as involved as you wish on these easy-going and friendly ships.
Capacity | 170 Guests |
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Crew | 74 Staff |
Style | Friendly, welcoming staff help make this an informal and relaxed style of cruise. |
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