JAN 5 Miami, Florida | Setting Sail
JAN 9 Harvest Caye, Belize | Spice Trails of Belize
JAN 12 Day at Sea | An Afternoon Ritual
JAN 6 at Sea
JAN 5 Miami, Florida
The wake stretches behind the ship as the movement of the port softens into open water, carrying the voyage into the longer passages of the Caribbean.
In the foothills of the Maya Mountains, a spice farm highlights the ingredients behind traditional Belizean cooking, from fresh vanilla and nutmeg to clove and cardamom, followed by an onboard cooking session. Featured Shore Excursion | Culinary Discovery Tour: Chef-Led Spice Farm & Onboard Cooking Class JAN 10 Santo Tomás, Guatemala | Q’eqchi Life Along the River Travel deep into the riverways surrounding Santo Tomás, where Q’eqchi villages, rainforest vegetation and the sounds of folkloric Garifuna music reflect a region defined by longstanding traditions and life along the river.
Afternoon tea progresses in small courses of fresh pours and pastries, with easy conversation and quiet laughter threading through the room as the sea moves steadily beyond the windows
JAN 7 Cozumel, Mexico
Panama Potpourri MIAMI to PANAMA CITY 10 Days | Jan 5, 2027 | Oceania Marina
JAN 6 Day at Sea | The Leisure of Lunch
JAN 13 Puerto Limon, Costa Rica | Reforesting the Rainforest Walk beneath towering rainforest canopy and across sky bridges while a naturalist guide introduces the conservation initiatives that sustain one of Costa Rica’s richly biodiverse environments. Contribute to the preservation first-hand with a tree-planting experience.
With no port on the horizon, mornings and afternoons at The Grand Dining Room become an occasion for leisurely multi-course dining, where flavors and preparations subtly reflect the regions along the route.
JAN 8 Costa Maya, Mexico
JAN 7 Cozumel, Mexico | Painting by the Water
Featured Shore Excursion | Go Green: Reforestation & Rainforest Sky Walk
Featured Shore Excursion | Visit to Q’eqchi Indigenous River Community
JAN 9 Harvest Caye, Belize
Across ten days of coastal sailing, Oceania Marina moves from Mexico’s coral-fringed waters through the rainforest edges and waterfront towns of Central America toward the Panama Canal. Villages and jungle-lined shores punctuate open-water crossings, tracing a route shaped by diverse tropical terrain and rich cultural traditions.
JAN 11 Roatán, Honduras
JAN 14-15 Panama Canal Daylight Transit & Panama City, Panama Arrival A full daylight transit through the Panama Canal offers a close-up perspective on one of the world’s most consequential waterways, where engineered locks and tropical landscape exist in striking proximity. Time ashore in Panama City offers a chance to experience the country’s rich culinary traditions through the markets and kitchens of Casco Antiguo.
In a light-filled studio at Buccanos Beach Club, local artist Cari Barbachano guides an intimate painting session inspired by the sea. Wine and time by the water round out the afternoon. Featured Shore Excursion | Painting & Wine with a Local Artist at Buccanos Beach Club
JAN 11 Roatán, Honduras | The Island’s Coconut Traditions
JAN 12 at Sea
Explore the agricultural traditions behind one of the Caribbean’s most versatile crops as coconuts are harvested and transformed into everything from cooking ingredients to woven fibers, alongside artisanal chocolate crafted from locally grown cacao.
JAN 8 Costa Maya, Mexico | Echoes of Kohunlich
JAN 14-15 Panama Canal Transit Panama City, Panama
Featured Shore Excursion | The Culinary Traditions of Panama
Featured Shore Excursion | Coconut Farm & Island Farm
Surrounded by dense jungle, the ruins of Kohunlich take shape through temples, courtyards and shaded pathways once central to Maya ceremonial life. The sculpted stone masks at the Temple of Masks remain among the site’s most extraordinary pieces.
JAN 13 Puerto Limon, Costa Rica
JAN 10 Santo Tomas, Guatemala
Featured Shore Excursion | Kohunlich Mayan Ruins
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