Pacific Passage: Puntarenas to Vancouver
Sixteen nights north: Puntarenas on Costa Rica's Gulf of Nicoya, three sea days to Mexico, the reefs and dry tropical forest of Huatulco in Oaxaca, three more sea days toward the Sea of Cortez, La Paz on Baja California (the sea Jacques Cousteau called "the aquarium of the world"), a week-long open-Pacific crossing, and a finish at Vancouver.
- Operated by: HX Expeditions
- Ship: MS Roald Amundsen
- Length: 16 nights
- Regions: Central America, Mexico, North America
- Wildlife: Reef fish, turtles and "endemic birdlife found nowhere else" on Huatulco's protected reefs and dry tropical forest, and the waters off La Paz on the Sea of Cortez, the marine environment Jacques Coust
- From: $6,243 per person
- Season: A single 2028 departure (27 Apr 2028)
- Next departures: 2028-04-27
- Route: Puntarenas → Huatulco → Sea of Cortez → La Paz → Vancouver
The ship
- MS Roald Amundsen: 490 guests, built 2019
Departures
- 2028-04-27 to 2028-05-13: $6,243
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