SeaDream Yacht Club has released its 2013 year-end voyage schedule, and SeaDream I will be transiting the Panama Canal to spend several weeks sailing along Costa Rica.
On Nov. 9, 2013, SeaDream I will sail from Barbados to Panama City, Panama. The 10-night voyage calls on Isla de Margarita and The Los Roques Islands of Venezuela; Curacao; Cartagena, Columbia; San Blas, Panama including a transit of the Panama Canal; all of which are “firsts” for SeaDream. From Panama, SeaDream sails to Caldera, Costa Rica, making it her home port for six consecutive voyages. The last of these voyages spends New Year’s Eve in vibrant Panama City, Panama.
SeaDream’s itineraries include:
· Isla de Coiba, Panama - A UNESCO World Heritage Site
· Golfito, Costa Rica - Home to the Wilson Botanical Gardens and the natural reserve and wildlife refuge of Piedras Blancas National Park.
· Drake Bay, Costa Rica - See humpback and killer whales as well as several species of dolphins.
· Isla del Cano, Costa Rica - A marine reserve with underwater visibility; See sea turtles, dolphins, stingrays, manta rays, moray eels and more.
· Quepos, Costa Rica - Manuel Antonio National Park is a main attraction along with canopy tours, horseback riding, kayaking, rafting and surfing.
· Tortuga Islands, Costa Rica - White sand beaches and emerald waters invites tranquility and make it the ideal spot for SeaDream’s Champagne and Caviar Splash.
· San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua - A fishing village where thatch-roofed restaurants line the long, sandy beach.
· Playa el Coco, Costa Rica - Surrounded by steep hills, this horseshoe shaped bay offers surfing and nightlife.
· Playa Flamingo, Costa Rica - Situated near the Santa Rosa National Park and the Palo Verde natural reserve.
SeaDream is offering a two-night/three-day pre or post-voyage land package which includes accommodations at the Real Intercontinental Hotel, meals (including lunch at the elegant, Villa Caletas Hotel), transfers, guided visits to Poás Volcano National Park, Sarchi Town and a city tour of San Jose with it’s opulent National Theatre and National Museum.
For more information, visit www.SeaDream.com.