Costa Rica, Cloud Forests & Colombia River Cruise

In sun-drenched Miami, bask on the famed shores of South Beach, explore the vibrant street art of Wynwood Walls, or indulge in the culinary delights of Little Havana’s diverse eateries.

The first ship of her kind to sail Colombia’s Magdalena River, the brand-new Ama Magdalena offers her capacity of 60 passengers unparalleled comfort thanks to her all-suite accommodation, heated pool and spacious sun deck.

Located where the Magdalena River reaches the Caribbean Sea, Barranquilla is home to notable musicians, writers and artists. Soak up the vibrant atmosphere and discover the history of the town’s UNESCO-designated carnival at “Carnaval” museum.

Leaving Barranquilla behind, you’ll set sail for the stilted homes of Nueva Venecia. Accessible only by boat, this unique village showcases a deep fishing heritage and connection to the water.

Surrounded by lush fields and waterways, Santa Bárbara de Pinto showcases a close-knit community that thrives on traditional farming and fishing. Explore the town’s deep connection to nature before continuing to Santa Cruz de Mompox.

Explore Santa Cruz de Mompox during two nights in port. Known for its well-preserved architecture and rich history, this UNESCO World Heritage site offers a peaceful atmosphere, stunning churches, and a glimpse into Colombia’s colonial past.

The lively town of El Banco is known for its musical heritage. With vibrant markets and a strong cultural identity, El Banco is a hub of folkloric tradition, hosting the annual Cumbia Festival, a celebration of traditional dance and music.

During a day docked near Magangué, a bustling port town, immerse yourself in the region’s picturesque wildlife. You could join a birdwatching tour to find species specific to the region or explore the picturesque sights of Ciénaga.

Surrounded by the Amazone rainforest and boasting rich biodiversity, the small town of Calamar was established in 1840. Trace its intriguing heritage at Iglesia de la Inmaculada Conception during a bicycle taxi tour.

Your cruise culminates amidst the UNESCO World Heritage-recognised beauty of Cartagena on Colombia’s Caribbean Coast. Explore the breathtaking Getsemaní neighbourhood and savour mouthwatering local delicacies.

Disembark your ship and fly to Costa Rica’s vibrant capital, San José, for a one-night hotel stay. Discover lively markets brimming with local crafts and escape to nearby rainforests teeming with wildlife.

Visit Doka Estate, an antique coffee plantation surrounded by verdant jungle. Next, explore Poás Volcano, one of the largest active craters in the world, and observe the frequent, geyser-like eruptions.

Known for its near perfect cone shape, Arenal Volcano has become a must-see destination. Witness up close the area destroyed in the 1968 eruption as well as the forest through which recent lava flowed.

Discover Caño Negro Wildlife Refuge and Rio Frio Wetlands. Board a boat that will take you deep into the habitat of caimans, turtles and monkeys for a peaceful, floating safari on the Rio Frio (Cool River).

The 70-metre-high La Fortuna waterfall descends to a natural pool surrounded by lush rainforest alive with birdsong. Swim in the fresh, cooling water after the hike. Relax on the shoreline or head up to the viewpoint.

Walk into the heart of the cloud forest, a secret world of rich tropical life all along this three-kilometer trail. See a variety of tropical flora and fauna in this rare and incredibly diverse biosphere.

Your holiday complete, today you’ll head to the airport for your flight home.