Panama Canal adventure…………………….
Bookings have opened for Princess Cruises’ 2008 Panama Canal Adventurer that incorporates not one but two passages through this historic waterway.
The cruise departs on November 19, 2008 and bookings are open until November 19, 2007, with the 22-night cruise on board Coral Princess [pictured] including opportunities to explore the Mexican Riviera, North America and the Panama Canal with shore visits to iconic ports as Ocho Rios, Jamaica, Panama City, Costa Rica, San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, Puerto Quetzal and Guatemala.
The Coral Princess carries 2,590 passengers and is rated four stars in the industry’s bible, the Berlitz Complete Guide to Cruising and Cruise Ships, with 727 of the vessel’s 987 cabins offering balconies.
The Coral Princess also features a wrap-around teak promenade deck, perfect for that early morning or romantic post dinner evening stroll and two dining rooms as well as alternative dining venues, several bars and a two-deck high theatre that presents high-quality shows.
Departing from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, this Panama Canal cruise gives clients the opportunity to experience the culture of the region and many may elect to add land tours of South and North America.
Pricing begins at $5499.00 for an inside cabin, through to $10,199.00 for a premium suite and agents can book online at www.cruiseagents.travel or by calling 1300 55 88 64.
A Report by The CruiseMole
John Alwyn-Jones
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