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16 NIGHTS | HX EXPEDITIONS | MS ROALD AMUNDSEN

16-Night Pacific Passage – Puntarenas To Vancouver Cruise

Aboard MS Roald Amundsen (HX Expeditions) | Departing Puntarenas to Vancouver | 1 Available Departures from $5,930

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16 NightsDuration
HX ExpeditionsCruise LineMS Roald AmundsenCruise ShipPuntarenasEmbarkation Port$5,930Starting Fare
PORTS OF CALL ON THIS VOYAGECRPAS, At Sea, MXHTO, MXLAP, CAVAN
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Apr 27, 2028
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May 13, 2028Call for Exclusive Rate$5,930$7,056$7,977
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PORT-BY-PORT TIMELINE

Day-by-Day Cruise Itinerary

Day 1

Puntarenas (CRPAS)

Your Pacific voyage ends in Costa RicaPuntarenas is a historic port city on Costa Rica's Gulf of Nicoya, and the starting point of your crossing. Before departure, wander the waterfront, grab a coffee, and visit the art gallery at the Casa de la Cultura. This is a city that's been welcoming travelle

Day 2

At Sea (SEAD)

Three days at sea Enjoy a relaxing first stretch at sea as we sail south to Mexico. Get to know the ship: hot tub, pool, sauna, open decks, the Explorer Bar & Lounge. The Expedition Team will open their lecture programme, covering anything from marine ecosystems to the geology of the coastline ahead

Day 3

At Sea (SEAD)

Three days at sea Enjoy a relaxing first stretch at sea as we sail south to Mexico. Get to know the ship: hot tub, pool, sauna, open decks, the Explorer Bar & Lounge. The Expedition Team will open their lecture programme, covering anything from marine ecosystems to the geology of the coastline ahead

Day 4

At Sea (SEAD)

Three days at sea Enjoy a relaxing first stretch at sea as we sail south to Mexico. Get to know the ship: hot tub, pool, sauna, open decks, the Explorer Bar & Lounge. The Expedition Team will open their lecture programme, covering anything from marine ecosystems to the geology of the coastline ahead

Day 5

Huatulco (MXHTO)

A protected Pacific coastline in OaxacaHuatulco sits on one of Mexico's most ecologically intact stretches of Pacific coast. Sheltered bays, coral reefs, and dry tropical forest create a landscape rich in life, from reef fish and turtles to endemic birdlife found nowhere else. The region also carrie

Day 6

At Sea (SEAD)

Sailing north to Baja CaliforniaEnjoy three more days at sea as you sail towards one of the richest marine environments on Earth. Keep an eye on the water and the coastline as you approach. Head to the observation deck as the landscape begins to change: lush green giving way to desert.

Day 7

At Sea (SEAD)

Sailing north to Baja CaliforniaEnjoy three more days at sea as you sail towards one of the richest marine environments on Earth. Keep an eye on the water and the coastline as you approach. Head to the observation deck as the landscape begins to change: lush green giving way to desert.

Day 8

At Sea (SEAD)

Sailing north to Baja CaliforniaEnjoy three more days at sea as you sail towards one of the richest marine environments on Earth. Keep an eye on the water and the coastline as you approach. Head to the observation deck as the landscape begins to change: lush green giving way to desert.

Day 9

La Paz (MXLAP)

The magical aquarium of the world Welcome to La Paz, a coastal city that sits on the Sea of Cortez. Oceanographer and naval officer Jacques Cousteau declared this region the “aquarium of the world” – and today you’ll have the chance to see why. This is a place where desert meets ocean, creating land

Day 10

At Sea (SEAD)

Days on the open PacificThis is the longest stretch of your voyage, with almost a week at sea between Baja California and British Columbia. This is when the crossing comes into its own. Watch the climate shift from warm desert air to the cool, mist-edged Pacific Northwest. Find a quiet corner to rea

Day 11

At Sea (SEAD)

Days on the open PacificThis is the longest stretch of your voyage, with almost a week at sea between Baja California and British Columbia. This is when the crossing comes into its own. Watch the climate shift from warm desert air to the cool, mist-edged Pacific Northwest. Find a quiet corner to rea

Day 12

At Sea (SEAD)

Days on the open PacificThis is the longest stretch of your voyage, with almost a week at sea between Baja California and British Columbia. This is when the crossing comes into its own. Watch the climate shift from warm desert air to the cool, mist-edged Pacific Northwest. Find a quiet corner to rea

Day 13

At Sea (SEAD)

Days on the open PacificThis is the longest stretch of your voyage, with almost a week at sea between Baja California and British Columbia. This is when the crossing comes into its own. Watch the climate shift from warm desert air to the cool, mist-edged Pacific Northwest. Find a quiet corner to rea

Day 14

At Sea (SEAD)

Days on the open PacificThis is the longest stretch of your voyage, with almost a week at sea between Baja California and British Columbia. This is when the crossing comes into its own. Watch the climate shift from warm desert air to the cool, mist-edged Pacific Northwest. Find a quiet corner to rea

Day 15

At Sea (SEAD)

Days on the open PacificThis is the longest stretch of your voyage, with almost a week at sea between Baja California and British Columbia. This is when the crossing comes into its own. Watch the climate shift from warm desert air to the cool, mist-edged Pacific Northwest. Find a quiet corner to rea

Day 16

At Sea (SEAD)

Days on the open PacificThis is the longest stretch of your voyage, with almost a week at sea between Baja California and British Columbia. This is when the crossing comes into its own. Watch the climate shift from warm desert air to the cool, mist-edged Pacific Northwest. Find a quiet corner to rea

Day 17

Vancouver (CAVAN)

Your Pacific crossing ends in British ColumbiaYour voyage ends in Vancouver, British Columbia. Head to Granville Island for the public market, where stalls are stacked with local produce, baked goods, and seafood. Hire a bike and ride the seawall, or take the gondola up Grouse Mountain for a panoram

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What is included in the 16-Night Pacific Passage – Puntarenas To Vancouver cruise aboard MS Roald Amundsen?

This 16-night HX Expeditions voyage aboard MS Roald Amundsen embarks in Puntarenas and concludes in Vancouver, visiting CRPAS, At Sea, MXHTO, MXLAP, CAVAN. Fares start at $5,930 per person based on double occupancy, plus eligible Vincent Vacations onboard credits.

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