Explore the period rooms and art collection at the Bonnet House to understand the estate's cultural history and how it became a museum. Stroll the subtropical gardens and see dune, maritime, and mangrove habitats preserved on the Intracoastal side; it's a compact stop ideal for a pre-embarkation visit.

Relax and stroll along Eagle Beach, enjoy wide white sand and calm waters, and admire the iconic fofoti trees. Explore Arikok National Park's rugged interior to see caves, rock formations, and unique flora, with short hikes and scenic viewpoints. Visit Fort Zoutman and the Willem III Tower to learn about Aruba's colonial history and see panoramic views of Oranjestad.

Wander the Walled City of Cartagena to experience colonial architecture, lively plazas, and cobbled streets that tell centuries of history. Explore Castillo San Felipe de Barajas to see a complex fortress with tunnels, ramps, and strategic defenses guarding the city. Visit Convento de la Popa for panoramic views and a sense of the religious and social role the convent played atop Cartagena.

Watch ships transit the Panama Canal at the Miraflores Visitor Center and learn about the locks' operation from observation decks. Explore museum exhibits and films that explain the canal's construction, international significance, and impact on global trade.

Observe ship transits and learn about canal operations at the Miraflores Locks Visitor Center with exhibits and viewing decks. Wander Casco Viejo to see colonial architecture, plazas, churches, and a lively dining and arts scene. Visit the Biomuseo for interactive galleries that explain how the Isthmus of Panama reshaped global biodiversity.

Hike and snorkel in Cahuita National Park to see rainforest wildlife and coral reefs, observing conservation efforts and coastal biodiversity. Experience Puerto Viejo de Talamanca's relaxed Caribbean culture, surf breaks, and Afro-Caribbean cuisine. Visit Limón Central Market to browse fresh produce, seafood, and local crafts and to sample authentic flavors.

Relax on Seven Mile Beach and enjoy soft white sand, clear turquoise water, and easy access to swimming and snorkeling. Use nearby facilities for rentals and refreshments, and spend time both in the water and under a shaded spot to take in the beach's natural beauty.

Walk Las Olas Boulevard to browse boutiques, art galleries, and cafes, experiencing Fort Lauderdale's upscale but relaxed urban scene. Choose from a range of restaurants for a final meal and enjoy people-watching and the canal-adjacent atmosphere.