Enjoy an enlightening tour of Puerto Limon as a prelude to a cultural performance and hands-on cooking class. The walking portion of the tour will begin at leafy Parque Vargas, a popular gathering place that overlooks the sea. Be sure to notice Uvita Island just offshore, as it is renowned as the spot where Christopher Columbus landed in 1502 on his fourth and final voyage to the New World. He is credited with naming Costa Rica, which is Spanish for “Rich Coast.” You will also pause to take in the sights at Playa Bonita, a beautiful stretch of sand nearby. A dance performance to live calypso music follows at the House of Culture, after which you will learn to prepare a few signature local dishes. Chances are, they will include a Costa Rican version of rice and beans, a beef-stuffed turnover and a sweet plantain tart. Later, you will snack on your tasty concoctions.

Snorkel the azure waters adjacent to the of Belize's Barrier Reef, the world’s largest living barrier reef. This is a shallow water entry, well suited for beginners and intermediate snorkelers. Depart from the Harvest Caye Marina on one of our comfortable snorkel vessels for the short scenic ride to a beautiful site along the reef. This location is teeming with multitudes of colorful reef fish, co-habiting among the beautiful hard and soft coral formations, intermingled with sponges, sea fans, and delicate sea anemones.

Possible sightings of spotted eagle rays and schools of larger fish are quite common, large starfish, queen conchs, and sea cucumbers also call this patch of the reef home. After snorkeling, re-board your boat and enjoy the return trip while listening to Caribbean rhythmic vibes. After returning to the pier, as you step off the boat, you can pick up your complimentary rum punch.

Come experience the world famous, magnificent ruins of the walled city of Tulum, the only Mayan city built right on the blue Caribbean Sea! After a 45-minute ferry to Playa del Carmen, your guide will lead you to an air-conditioned motor coach for a scenic and informative one-hour drive to Tulum.

Once there, your guide will escort you through the ruins giving a complete narration along the way. See the restored temples and some of the mysterious hieroglyphic writings still visible today. Visit the temple of the frescos, famous for the detailed carved figures and original paints. And perched on the edge of the Caribbean and rising high above all of the other ruins is “El Castillo” with its breathtaking view of the aqua-colored water below.

Experience the wonders of the Panama Canal on this spectacular partial canal transit. Arriving in Panama City, you will disembark the ship and take a short transfer by coach to the La Playita dock where you will board a spacious ferry and begin your unforgettable tour of the Panama Canal. The first lock you will pass through is the Miraflores Locks, where your ship will be raised the first 56 feet and enter Miraflores Lake. From here, you will transit through the Pedro Miguel Locks, where you will be raised the second 28 feet and enter Gatun Lake, once the largest man-made lake in the world. Crossing the Continental Divide at this point, you will continue to Gaillard Cut. The Gaillard (or Culebra) Cut, was the most challenging section of the canal to build. As you pass through the Cut, you'll see the continuing excavation that keeps this passage open to marine traffic. Enjoy a buffet lunch aboard the ferry before your fascinating tour of the Canal ends in the small village of Gamboa. While not large, Gamboa is home to the headquarters of the Panama Canal dredging division and some of the largest floating cranes in the world. After leaving your ferry, board a waiting motorcoach for the just over 1-hour drive back to the ship at Amador. Each tour participant will receive a certificate that commemorates their crossing of the Canal.

Boarding your mini-coach at the pier, you'll commence a 40-minute drive to fascinating Panama City. Panama City is located at the entrance of the Panama Canal and is an exciting city with a colorful history. The city today combines a rich collection of both modern and colonial architecture, historical monuments, and tree-shaded boulevards.

Your tour of the city begins by viewing highlights of the part of the city that is referred to as Old Panama, and which was founded in 1519 by Pedro Arias Davila and later destroyed by Captain Henry Morgan. Old Panama City was the first city of the Pacific Coast of the Americas and played a major role in the conquering of South America. In later years, it was the place where gold was sent to Portobelo and then on to Spain.

Following your tour of Old Panama, you will make your way to what is known as Casco Antiguo or Colonial Panama. This area of the city was founded in 1673 after the original capital was left in ruins following Captain Henry Morgan's attack two years earlier and features some lovely French and Spanish architecture. Several points of interest in the city are the Cathedral, the National Theater, and Las Bovedas.

Following your tour of Panama City's most notable sights, you will make the return transfer back to Amador and your waiting ship.

OVERVIEW

Some beach days are ordinary. This is not one of them. The VIP Pass at KUZÁ offers exclusive access to a reserved stretch of Cozumel’s most breathtaking shoreline, curated for comfort, calm, and connection. Start with a warm welcome: two cocktails, a fresh facial towel, and bottled water. Ease into a shaded lounger and let dedicated servers bring you handcrafted cocktails, free-flow Prosecco all through your stay and snacks from a select menu. When the mood strikes, explore a chef-curated beachfront buffet that blends bold Mexican flavors with international favorites, complemented by unlimited cocktails, beer, and wine from the open bar. Feeling adventurous? Paddle, kayak, snorkel, or bike along the turquoise coastline with complimentary non-motorized gear. Or simply stroll the shoreline and let the rhythm of the island reset your pace. Optional à la carte upgrades and full access to KUZÁ’s live entertainment, music, and activities ensure every moment feels as effortless or vibrant as you desire. Space is limited, and escapes this perfect never last long. KUZÁ. The best way to truly experience Cozumel.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Reserved access to the VIP zone of Cozumel’s most breathtaking and exclusive private shoreline, with full access to live entertainment, cultural shows, and beachfront activities throughout the day.
• Relax in a shaded lounger with uninterrupted ocean views.
• Enjoy handcrafted cocktails, free-flowing Prosecco, and snacks served by dedicated beachside staff, along with a bottle of water and a fresh facial towel for each guest.
• Indulge in a chef-curated buffet of bold Mexican flavors and international favorites.
• Paddle, kayak, snorkel, or bike with complimentary non-motorized gear included.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing with a swimsuit underneath.
• Bring a towel and reef-safe sunscreen.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes. Water shoes are recommended.

Don’t think… just trust and launch yourself from the Flighthouse platform. Feel the adrenaline surge and the wind gust as you soar 100 feet above the Manatee Lagoon. The first three zips crisscross Harvest Caye, each zip long enough for you to feel the rush and enjoy the sensation. To enhance the thrill and excitement we have added a transverse over the elevated suspension bridge. Allowing you a bird’s eye view of guests below or to search the horizon and take in panoramic views of the Mayan Mountains on the mainland or the turquoise waters of the outer reefs. The experience concludes with the side by side “Double Beach Run” racing face down in a superman position or sitting upright, either way it is 1,300 feet at 40 mph! No experience required. The flight crew will provide you with equipment and safety briefings. This is a tour the whole family will remember for years to come. This tour includes the Lagoon Zipline and the Superman Zipline.

Zip through Placencia Lagoon on a wave runner leaving a rooster tail in your wake and the mainland in your rear view mirror. After watching a short orientation video that will help maximize the experience, you will hop aboard a wave runner and tear off across the lagoon. The ride will be exhilarating from start to finish. To ensure that you see all the sights, a guide will lead the way with the wave runners following more or less caravan-style. The numerous mangrove-rimmed islands that you will spot scattered about are well-protected, as their ecologically important trees filter impurities from the water and stabilize the shoreline. The lagoon’s water is typically smooth enough so you can easily carve your way across the surface without encountering any wakes other than your own.

OVERVIEW

Some places you visit. Others you discover. The Day Pass + El Cielo invites you into Cozumel’s most awe-inspiring underwater world; closer, faster, and more connected than ever. Departing from KUZÁ’s private dock, you’ll reach Columbia Reef in just eight minutes, giving you more time where it matters most. Glide through this world-famous coral garden, alive with vibrant marine life and kaleidoscopic colors. Then explore the dramatic reef formations of Palancar, home to tropical fish and unforgettable underwater views. Your final destination: El Cielo—Cozumel’s legendary sandbar sanctuary. Here, starfish dot the ocean floor and stingrays drift across water so clear it feels dreamlike. It’s a place where time slows down and beauty takes over. After your snorkeling adventure, return to KUZÁ’s private shoreline and spend the rest of your day your way—whether that means joining the rhythm of live entertainment, retreating into tropical calm, or relaxing with food and drinks available for purchase, all at your own pace. More reef time. More beach time. More of Cozumel at its most extraordinary. KUZÁ. The best way to truly experience Cozumel.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Snorkel the world-famous reefs of Columbia and Palancar, alive with vibrant marine life.
• Discover El Cielo, Cozumel’s legendary sandbar of starfish, stingrays, and crystal waters.
• Cruise through postcard-perfect Caribbean seas between each breathtaking snorkeling site.
• After your ocean adventure, relax and explore at KUZÁ Beach & Adventure Park.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing with a swimsuit underneath.
• Bring a towel and reef-safe sunscreen.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes. Water shoes are recommended.

This completely unique tour could easily be the highlight of your trip. Just imagine traveling down the tracks of the first transcontinental railroad in a beautifully restored and richly adorned railcar, while viewing what is widely considered to be the 8th wonder of the world; the Panama Canal, as well as spectacular Gatun Lake and the extraordinarily beautiful flora and fauna of the surrounding countryside. Adding to all of that, the unrivaled experience of traveling from one ocean to another, crossing the amazing continent of the Americas in just over one hour!

The Panama Railroad was the brainchild of a group of New York Financiers who wanted to create an easy passage for the increasing gold rush traffic. The railroad took five years and eight million dollars to build and was completed in 1855. During its first 12 years of operation, the train carried over 750 million dollars’ worth of gold and silver and collected one-quarter of one percent of each shipment as duty. The railroad was rebuilt in 1909 during the construction of the Panama Canal, and without it, the canal could not have been built. Your journey will begin with a short coach transfer from the pier in Amador to the Pacific side railroad station where you will board the train for your approximately 75-minute rail journey. As you travel through the lush tropical rainforest, there is a good chance you'll sight some Howler monkeys, colorful toucans or other exotic wildlife. Crossing the Continental Divide, you'll find yourself on the Atlantic side, where you will disembark the train.

Following your time at locks, you will re-board your coach and transfer back to the pier in Amador.

OVERVIEW

Discover Cozumel’s spirit of exploration from the seat of a shared open-air RZR. After a brief orientation, embark on a guided island journey, following a lead vehicle through scenic backroads, coastal paths, and pockets of lush jungle. Guests take turns at the wheel, allowing each eligible driver in your group a chance to experience the route—making the ride both collaborative and unforgettable. This isn’t about speed. It’s about presence. Feel the breeze against your skin, take in landscapes few travelers ever reach, and connect with the island in a fresh, immersive way. Along the way, stop in El Cedral, Cozumel’s oldest village, where history, culture, and tradition echo through colorful streets and quiet chapels. When the wheels stop turning, the relaxation begins. Return to KUZÁ Beach & Adventure Park and enjoy access to Cozumel’s most stunning private shoreline. Swim in turquoise waters, and enjoy the chance to select to either paddle the coast, kayak along the beach or explore nature by bicycle ride. Culture, freedom, and discovery—all in a single unforgettable day. KUZÁ. The best way to truly experience Cozumel.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Jump on an open-air RZR on a guided island journey and explore scenic backroads, jungle pockets, and coastal trails.
• Visit El Cedral, Cozumel’s oldest and most colorful village.
• Kayak, paddle, jump aboard a bicycle or relax at KUZÁ Beach & Adventure Park.
• Full access to enjoy Cozumel’s largest private shoreline with the comfort of a lounge chair

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing with a swimsuit underneath.
• Bring a towel and reef-safe sunscreen.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes. Water shoes are recommended.

This completely unique tour could easily be the highlight of your trip. Just imagine traveling down the tracks of the first transcontinental railroad in a comfortable domed railcar, while viewing what is widely considered to be the 8th wonder of the world; the Panama Canal, as well as spectacular Gatun Lake and the extraordinarily beautiful flora and fauna of the surrounding countryside. Adding to all of that, the unrivaled experience of traveling from one ocean to another, crossing the amazing continent of the Americas in just over one hour!

The Panama Railroad was the brainchild of a group of New York Financiers who wanted to create an easy passage for the increasing gold rush traffic. The railroad took five years and eight million dollars to build and was completed in 1855. During its first 12 years of operation, the train carried over 750 million dollars’ worth of gold and silver and collected one-quarter of one percent of each shipment as duty. The railroad was rebuilt in 1909 during the construction of the Panama Canal, and without it, the canal could not have been built.

Your journey will begin with a short coach transfer from the pier in Amador to the Pacific side railroad station where you will board the train for your approximately 75-minute rail journey. As you travel through the lush tropical rainforest, your location from high atop your glass-domed car will give you an outstanding panoramic view of the passing scenery and there is a good chance you'll sight some Howler monkeys, colorful toucans or other exotic wildlife. Crossing the Continental Divide, you'll find yourself on the Atlantic side, where you will disembark the train.

From here, it's a short coach transfer to Aqua Clara or the Expansion Locks. It will truly seem as if the mammoth ships passing through the locks are a mere arm's length away. Following your time at the Locks, you will re-board your coach and transfer back to the pier in Amador.