Central America Cruise Destination Guide

It is sometimes easy to forget about Central America, the narrow strip of land that connects North America with South America. he most popular region in Central America has to be the Panama Canal. One of the greatest cruising experiences available, book early and you will be able to take advantage of the best cabins and prices. Rise early and you will be able to take advantage of the best viewing points from your cruise ship as you navigate the Panama Canal.

That doesn't mean that its countries are not worth visiting. To the contrary. Central America sees its fair share of tourists, people attracted to its ancient ruins, gorgeous beaches and, yes, the Panama Canal. The tourist infrastructure in the region varies from the well trodden path of eco tourists in Costa Rica to the difficult travel one finds in Honduras. Prices also vary, but on a global scale Central America is still a cheap and relatively easy region to visit and all of the worlds leading cruise lines berth at the many ports of call in Central America.

With some many small countries so close together, your biggest challenge might be deciding which cruise suits you! In fact many of the cruise lines operate a series of 7 night cruises with two different itineraries, this gives you the opportunity to take two cruises back to back visiting several different regions in Central America. The options are limitless. Call the team at Savensail who will help you plan your travels to and through Central America.

If you are not sure which regions to visit, here is a list of the most popular.

Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and the Panama.

In fact if you are looking to transit the Panama Canal, Princess Cruises, Holland America, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, NCL and Fred Olsen - all feature Panama Canal fly cruises. But... you must book early to avoid dissappointment.

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