Description
In partnership with National Geographic Expeditions.
Join us aboard Le Dumont-d’Urville for an exceptional PONANT expedition cruise sailing from Colón to Fort-de-France. This 10-day itinerary will give you the opportunity to appreciate the richness of Afro-Caribbean cultures, an azure blue sky and white-sand beaches.
First, succumb to the charms of the clear waters of Panama and the San Blas archipelago, composed of more than 300 islands and cays. Here, surrounded by palm trees and dugout canoes, you will discover the island of Holandes Cay, where the Kuna people live.
Then, you will visit the city of Cartagena de Indias in Colombia. Heavily influenced by its colonial past, it offers a number of interesting sights and landmarks.
After calling at the island of Grenada, Le Dumont-d’Urville will then sail to the archipelago of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, renowned for its idyllic beaches and the richness of its underwater world. In a postcard-setting of fine sand, turquoise water and lagoons, you will enjoy some unforgettable bathing.
You will then island hop gently towards Saint Lucia and its two majestic rocky peaks soaring straight from the sea, a unique location listed as UNESCO World Heritage site.
End your trip by visiting Fort-de-France and strolling through its colourful markets and lively streets.