E1201020019 - E1201020019: E1201020011, E1201031008

crucero CARIBE Y AMÉRICA CENTRAL

FORT LAUDERDALE (Florida) A GUAYAQUIL

oct 20, 2020 A Duración 19 Días Silver Explorer

Salida

oct 20

2020

Duración

Días

Barco

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18 Puertos

8 Países

Este viaje es una aventura dominada por el azul del mar y el verde de las islas, pero es mucho más que un periplo por paraísos tropicales. Podrá disfrutar del mar, el sol y la arena, por descontado, pero puede que se sorprenda más al adentrarse en la mítica selva del Darién. Aun así, es posible que encuentre incluso más impresionante el Parque Nacional Natural Utría, donde podrá pasar dos días completos explorando sus misterios y su belleza acompañado por nuestros expertos. En el momento de desembarcar, se habrá convertido en una persona distinta.

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Viaje: E1201020019

Día

FORT LAUDERDALE (Florida)

Estados Unidos (USA)

mar 20 oct

martes 20 oct

Salida 22:00

HARBOUR ISLAND

Bahamas

mié 21 oct

miércoles 21 oct

12:00 - 18:00

Exuma Island

Bahamas

jue 22 oct

jueves 22 oct

08:30 - 18:30

DÍA EN EL MAR

vie 23 oct

viernes 23 oct

PORT ANTONIO

Jamaica

sáb 24 oct

sábado 24 oct

08:00 - 16:00

CAYMAN BRAC (Cayman Islands)

Islas Caimán

dom 25 oct

domingo 25 oct

09:30 - 20:00

DÍA EN EL MAR

lun 26 oct

lunes 26 oct

PROVIDENCIA ISLAND

Colombia

mar 27 oct

martes 27 oct

06:30 - 23:00

SAN ANDRES ISLAND

Colombia

mié 28 oct

miércoles 28 oct

06:30 - 12:00

The San Andres and Providencia archipelago comprises Colombia's Caribbean islands, lying some 290 miles north of the South American coast. Palm-dotted San Andres is only eight miles long and two miles wide. It is noted for beautiful sand beaches, crystal-clear waters and good diving sites. At one time the island belonged to Britain and, according to local lore; it was a favorite hideout for the legendary pirate Henry Morgan. In 1822, San Andres came under the control of Colombia. In recent years the original population has greatly increased due to unrestricted immigration from the mainland. There are also Chinese and Middle Eastern communities. The official language is Spanish but English is widely spoken, especially in shops and hotels. The island is best seen via the scenic ring road that offers views of coves, beaches and palm groves. Leer más In the interior stands a Baptist church dating from 1847, and the attraction at the southern end is the Hoyo Soplador, a geyser-like hole where the sea shoots jets of water intermittently into the air during the right wind and sea conditions. On the island's northern tip lies the main town and commercial center, known by the same name as the island. San Andres Town is surrounded by beaches, with small hotels lining the waterfront. Being a duty-free zone, the town often gets crowded with Colombian shoppers who come from the mainland looking for foreign-made goods at duty-free prices. To reach the town from the tender landing requires an approximate 20-minute taxi ride. However, it is not uncommon for drivers to choose the longer way around the island for a higher fare. From the downtown waterfront, boats offer trips to Johnny Cay, a tiny island just a stone's throw across from town and known for its powdery white sand beach and rustic, laid-back atmosphere. San Andres Island’s main attraction is its location off the beaten track, as well as pretty scenery, sandy beaches and clear, warm waters. Tourism infrastructure is limited. Pier Information The ship is scheduled to anchor off El Cove. Guests will be taken ashore via the ship's tenders. The landing site is about a 20-minute drive from San Andres Town. There are plenty of taxi drivers offering their services. Please be sure to agree on the fare before setting out (the one-way fare should be around $30). Keep in mind that not all taxi drivers speak English. Shuttle buses are not available. Shopping Most shops in town carry duty-free imports. At New Point Plaza you will find shops selling local souvenir items and jewelry including emeralds. Some stores close between 12:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. The local currency is the peso. Many shops will accept U.S. dollars and major credit cards. Cuisine Outdoor cafés are available in town if you fancy a cold drink or a quick snack. Other Sites All of the island’s sights are covered on the San Andres Island Drive. Beaches Swimmers, snorkelers and sun seekers will find beach facilities right in town. One of the hotels also features water sport rentals. Johnny Cay can be reached via local boats departing from the waterfront. However, be aware that winds are fairly strong between November and January, which may cause delays for your return boat ride. There are no tourist facilities on Johnny Cay. Private cars/vans are not available in this port, except for taxis.

PUERTO LIMÓN

Costa Rica

jue 29 oct

jueves 29 oct

04:30 - 23:30

BOCA DEL TORO

Panamá

vie 30 oct

viernes 30 oct

06:30 - 17:00

COLON

Panamá

sáb 31 oct

sábado 31 oct

Llegada 07:00

Colon welcomes you to one of humanity's most extraordinary engineering endeavours, the Panama Canal. This extraordinary waterway connects two of the world’s great oceans and, on opening, saved ships from an epic and treacherous 8,000 mile voyage around Cape Horn. While the Atlantic Entrance is Colon's main raison d’etre, there is much more to this city on the canal’s grand gateway than first meets the eye. Take an old world voyage on the regally romantic Panama Railway Canal, which preceded the canal and was constructed at extraordinary human cost to traverse Panama’s narrow land. The tracks have been rolling since the 19th century and cosying up inside the historic carriages, with their gleaming glass ceilings and polished woods, is an elegant journey back through time to the period when this was the quickest route from the east coast of the USA to California’s gold rush dreams. Leer más A side trip to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Portobelo is also a must. With its reef rock fortifications built by the Spanish in the 17th century, these jagged jaws of coral were carved to cut approaching pirates and conquistadors to shreds. It shares its World Heritage Site designation with nearby Fort San Lorenzo, which perches on an emerald-green cliff, casting its gaze over the harbour below. Back in Colon, after staring in awe at the grand, clanging Gatun Locks, and splurging on a case of duty-free rum and trinkets from the Colon Free Trade Zone - a trip to the beach will soothe city-worn souls. Playa La Angosta is a rabble of raucous beach-going fun, where the blue waters swirl with bright banana boats and fleeting canoes. Relax on the sand among sizzling yuca fritters, and families clamouring in the shade of cabanas. On the Caribbean side, Playa Chiquita is accessible only by boat, but rewards with warm gin-clear waters backed by thick rainforest.

COLON

Panamá

dom 01 nov

domingo 01 nov

Salida 04:30

PANAMA CANAL TRANSIT

Panamá

dom 01 nov

domingo 01 nov

05:00 - 05:00

The Panama Canal bisects the country just to the west of Panama City, which enjoys excellent views of the monumental waterway. Between the canal and the rain forest that covers its islands, banks, and adjacent national parks, there is enough to see and do to fill several days. Central Panama stretches out from the canal across three provinces and into two oceans to comprise everything from the mountains of the Cordillera Central to the west, to the Caribbean coral reefs and colonial fortresses in the north, to the beaches of the Pearl Islands in the Bahía de Panamá (Bay of Panama) in the south. Most of this region can be visited on day trips from Panama City, but the hotels in gorgeous natural settings outside the city will make you want to do some overnights. Leer más You could easily limit your entire vacation to Central Panama; the region holds most of the nation's history and nearly all the things that draw people to the country—beaches, reefs, islands, mountains, rain forests, indigenous cultures, and, of course, the Panama Canal. Within hours of Panama City, in many cases a fraction of an hour, you can enjoy bird-watching, sportfishing, hiking, golf, scuba diving, white-water rafting, horseback riding, whale watching, or lazing on a palm-lined beach. The Panama Canal can be explored from Panama City, Gamboa, or Colón, and its attractions range from the wildlife of Barro Colorado Island to the feisty peacock bass that abound in Gatún Lake. The coast on either side of the canal's Caribbean entrance offers the remains of colonial fortresses hemmed by jungle, half a dozen beaches, and mile upon mile of coral reef, most of it between one and two hours from Panama City. The mountains to the east of the canal hold flora and fauna that you won't find in the forests that flank it, plus there are indigenous Emberá villages and a white-water rafting route on the Chagres River. The Pacific islands offer idyllic beaches, sportfishing, decent dive sites, and seasonal whale watching, all within 90 minutes of the capital by boat or plane. The coast to the southwest of Panama City also has some nice beaches, whereas the nearby highland refuge of El Valle presents exuberant landscapes populated by a multitude of birds and an ample selection of outdoor activities.

DARIEN JUNGLE

Panamá

lun 02 nov

lunes 02 nov

06:30 - 18:00

BAHIA SOLANO (Choco)

Colombia

mar 03 nov

martes 03 nov

07:30 - 11:00

UTRIA NATIONAL PARK (Nuqui Harbour)

Colombia

mar 03 nov

martes 03 nov

Llegada 16:30 -

UTRIA NATIONAL PARK (Nuqui Harbour)

Colombia

mié 04 nov

miércoles 04 nov

Salida 12:00

GORGONA ISLAND

Colombia

jue 05 nov

jueves 05 nov

06:30 - 11:30

ISLA DE LA PLATA

Ecuador

vie 06 nov

viernes 06 nov

14:00 - 18:30

MACHALA

Ecuador

sáb 07 nov

sábado 07 nov

09:00 - 18:00

GUAYAQUIL

Ecuador

dom 08 nov

domingo 08 nov

Llegada 08:00

This tropical city of more than two million people spreads out along the banks of the chocolate-colored Guayas River, about 12 miles inland from the Gulf of Guayaquil. The river, navigable for the largest of ocean vessels, makes Guayaquil one of the Pacific’s most important and best-protected ports. Approximately 85% of Ecuador’s exports flows through this port and down the Guayas River to the outside world. Guayaquil is a city of industry, oil and sugar refineries, cement mills, breweries, and several other factories concentrated along the crowded riverbanks. For travelers, it is primarily a gateway to the Galapagos Islands as well as to the rest of the country. The city itself offers an interesting history. In July 1822, the two greatest Latin American heroes, Bolivar and San Martin, met for secret negotiations to determine the fate of Guayaquil. Leer más As a result, the city was incorporated into Gran Colombia, a union comprised of Venezuela and Colombia. Later, the country was annexed by the Viceroyalty of Peru until the war of independence from Spanish rule started in 1809. Ecuador is only about the size of Colorado, but the country offers remarkable and beautiful contrasts. Many visitors claim it to be their favorite country in South America. Ecuador’s scenic capital, Quito, can be reached via a 45-minute flight from Guayaquil. Lush green hillsides, snow-capped volcano cones and brilliant sunshine combine to make Quito a charming surprise. But it is the Galapagos Islands that rank at the top of most visitors’ itineraries. Called by the Spanish Encantadas, or enchanted isles, this cluster of volcanic islands lies 600 miles off the coast and just south of the equator. Their claim to fame originated with Charles Darwin. It was during his voyage on the HMS Beagle when he made his scientific observations that eventually led to his theory of evolution as outlined in The Origin of Species. In 1959, the centenary of the publication of Darwin’s famous book, the government of Ecuador and the International Darwin Foundation established, with the support of UNESCO, the Charles Darwin Research Station at Academy Bay, one mile from Puerto Ayora on Santa Cruz Island. At the same time, the islands were designated by the government as a National Park in order to protect and preserve the many unique animals and plants found in the Galapagos. In 1979, the United Nations declared the islands a World Heritage Site. Caution: Guests are advised not to carry any valuables ashore and to be mindful of their belongings at all times in the city.

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Barco - Silver Explorer

Silver Explorer es un crucero de expedición en todo su esplendor. Una flota de lanchas zódiac (12) permite a los huéspedes de Silversea Expeditions visitar incluso las localizaciones de rutas vírgenes y un experto equipo de expedición proporcionará conocimientos sobre cada inolvidable aventura en crucero de lujo del Silver Explorer.

Silver Explorer Dining Options: 2 Restaurantes

The Grill

Procedente de roca volcánica, la superficie se coloca en el horno para llegar a una temperatura óptima de 400 C, invitándolo a cocinar directamente en su mesa. Con la cocina de piedra basáltica, disponible sólo en las noches, durante el día The Grill se convierte en un comedor de asador, ensaladas gourmet y bar de hamburguesas.

The Restaurant

Disfrute de amplias vistas al mar en nuestro comedor principal. Disfrute de nuestras especialidades continentales o regionales impecablemente presentadas y servidas con gracia. The Restaurant es un restaurante de asientos libres, lo que significa que no hay horas ni mesas asignadas.

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The Grill

The Restaurant

Zonas públicas

Panorama Lounge

Relájese en el Panorama Lounge, un sofisticado y amigable espacio que ofrece bellas vistas del mar mientras disfruta de su crucero.

Explorer Lounge

Perfecto para presentaciones, conferencias y proyecciones de vídeo, aquí es donde nuestro equipo de expertos dedicados comparten sus conocimientos sobre su tema especializado.

Boutique

A bordo de los cruceros Silversea vivirá una experiencia de compras de lujo, ya que cuentan con las marcas más importantes y atractivas del mundo.

Recepción

Asegúrese de visitar la zona de recepción, nuestros expertos pueden proporcionarle información muy valiosa para ayudarle a sacarle el máximo partido a su viaje.

Gimnasio

El gimnasio ofrece un equipamiento de primera categoría, clases y servicios personalizados.

Connoisseur’s Corner

Si valora el buen coñac o los puros de primera categoría, asegúrese de visitar el Connoisseur's Corner para ver la excepcional selección del barco.

Tor’s Observation Library

Ubicado en el nivel más alto en la parte superior del barco, se trata de un espacio tranquilo para la lectura y la reflexión mientras sera deslumbrado por los paisajes ondulados que conforman la vida a bordo.

Zagara Beauty Spa

Dese un gusto con un lujoso tratamiento spa. Limpiezas faciales, corporales, masajes... el spa es el lugar perfecto para relajarse.

Zagara Beauty Salon

Mantenga su look fresco a lo largo de su crucero de lujo en el salón de belleza. Cuenta con servicios disponibles tanto para los señores como para las damas.

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