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	<strong>Day 1: Embark the m/v Tere Moana in Colón, Panama</strong></p>
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	Embark your luxurious floating hotel and enjoy time to settle into your stateroom before the ship casts off late in the evening.</p>
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	<strong>Day 2: Portobelo, Panama / Transit Panama </strong></p>
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	<strong>Canal </strong>Discover Portobelo, a fishing village on the northern part of the Isthmus of Panama whose sleepy nature today belies its storied history. In the evening, you’ll experience a transit of one of the world’s great engineering marvels: the Panama Canal.</p>
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	<strong>Day 3: Panama City, Panama</strong></p>
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	Spend the day discovering the capital of the Republic of Panama and Central America’s capital of international finance.</p>
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	<strong>Day 4: Isla de Coiba, Panama</strong></p>
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	A port call on Isla de Coiba, the largest island in Central America, gives you the opportunity to experience Coiba National Park.</p>
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	<strong>Day 5: Golfito, Costa Rica</strong></p>
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	Literally “Little Bay,” this small port town is located on the southern Pacific coast of Costa Rica Admire the excellent beaches set against the backdrop of the Refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre Golfito</p>
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	<strong>Day 6: Quepos, Costa Rica</strong></p>
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	Set on an inlet surrounded by tropical rain forest Enjoy the high-spirited, friendly locals, who celebrate life with dancing in the streets and frequent festivals and other events.</p>
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	<strong>Day 7: Isla Tortuga, Costa Rica / Curú Wildlife Reserve, Costa Rica</strong></p>
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	Literally “Turtle Island,” Isla Tortuga, off the southern tip of Nicoya Peninsula, is home to wildlife reserves and refuges, with plenty of walking trails. Then, come ashore to enjoy white-sand beaches shaded by coconut palms and perhaps go swimming or embark on a glass-bottom boat ride on emerald waters. Snorkelers can search for stingrays, angel fish, spinner dolphins, octopus, and sharks, while divers can explore the shipwrecks that have become havens for a variety of marine life. In the afternoon, The Moana sails to Curú Wildlife Reserve, a privately owned wildlife reserve on Nicoya Peninsula. The park is pioneering in its combination of protected wildlife reserve and sustainable, low-impact agriculture. Among the animals you might see in the wild here are white-faced monkeys, howler monkeys, spider monkeys, scarlet macaws, collared peccary, coati, coyotes, iguanas, and hundreds of species of tropical and migratory birds. Curú also boasts one of the most beautiful beaches on Nicoya Peninsula.</p>
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	<strong>Day 8: Disembark in Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica</strong></p>
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	Your voyage comes to an end in Puerto Caldera, a small port town on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast. You’ll disembark the Moana here after breakfast this morning.</p>