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The new cruise line sets itself apart from competitors by focusing attention on four of the world’s most fauna- and wildlife-rich
countries – Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica and Ecuador – visiting
secluded bays, untouched wilderness, rarely visited small villages and
Indigenous peoples. Nearly all of the itineraries transit the Panama
Canal – truly a unique experience from the perspective of a small ship.
Rounding out the unique exploration opportunities is the included
onboard and shore-based education provided by the five expedition guides
and naturalists aboard every voyage.
These
experts offer insight into a wide array of fascinating topics,
including local culture, history, wildlife, geology and climate.
Included are all meals, pre-post hotels, shore tours, admission to
museums and parks, tax and port fees, and transfers when the SVE air
program is used.
Itineraries choices include:
- Eight-night “Caribbean Parks & Islands of Colmbia & Panamá” which focuses on the Panamá Canal transit, the San Blas Islands, and the rainforests, clear waters and exotic wildlife of Columbia’s rarely visited coast;
- 12-night “Pacific Wilds of Ecuador, Colombia & Panama” and its similar reverse sailing, “Last Frontier of Panama Colombia & Ecuador ” visiting Colombia’s Malaga Bay and Gorgona Island NP and giving guests the chance to hike Panama’s Darien Jungle and Ecuador’s Cayapas-Mataje Ecological Reserve;
- Eight-night “Unspoiled Pacific of Panama & Costa Rica” where highlights include Las Perlas Islands, Coiba Island – the world’s third largest marine park -- and Osa Peninsula, named by National Geographic as “the most biologically intense place on Earth”;
- Eight-night “Treasures of Costa Rica & Panama,” where guests explore the Secas Islands with hikes, by Zodiac and kayak, and snorkel the secluded bays, Marenco Biological Reserve with its monkeys, toucans, parrots, manta rays, dolphins and other exotic wildlife, and Panama’s Darien Jungle with a visit to the local Emberá village.
Sea
Voyager Expeditions understands that every guest goes at his or her own
speed and enjoys different interests. So the line’s flexible and
low-key approach to touring allows guests to participate as much or as
little as they wish – hiking the near-virgin forest trails one day,
relaxing in the warm waters of a secluded beach, kayaking the calm
waters of a hidden bay the next or just going for a leisurely swim off
the back platform of the ship. The friendly international crew ensures
the onboard comfort and needs of the guests are met. Meals are prepared
by talented chefs making use of local ingredients, freshly caught
seafood and, of course, locally grown coffee.
The M/V Sea Voyager is
a versatile expedition ship designed for the tropics. Its 60-passenger
capacity allows for easy on/off access, a more personal experience, and
close to nature feel. All staterooms are air-conditioned with outside
views through panoramic windows, ample storage, and private bath. The
ship has a roomy lounge with large windows, bar, fitness room, library
with WiFi, massage room, dining room with 2-12 guests per table, buffet,
deck space, fore, aft and covered decks, and a platform for getting
on/off Zodiacs, kayaks, swimming and snorkeling.
The
Sea Voyager Expeditions team is comprised of cruise industry
professionals, many with more than 25 years of expedition travel
experience. The company is committed to becoming the leader in tropical
expeditions and preserving their unique destinations.
