A Grand Voyage: Peru, Panama Canal & the Caribbean

Fly to Fort Lauderdale and check in for one-night hotel stay. In this lush city, a network of palm-fringed canals weaves together parks, museums and beaches – earning it the nickname “Venice of America”.

Step on board Holland America’s Oosterdam for a remarkable voyage to cherish. With its elegant design and sophisticated amenities, Oosterdam provides a perfect blend of comfort and style.

Escape to the tropical paradise of Georgetown, Grand Cayman. With its pristine white-sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and world-class diving spots, this Caribbean gem is a haven for relaxation, adventure, and unforgettable memories.

Sail through the lush rainforests on a scenic cruise through the Panama Canal. Witness the engineering ingenuity that connects the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, encountering tropical wildlife and beautiful scenery.

At the Pacific gateway to the Panama Canal, Fuerte Amador links four islands fringed by the Panama City skyline and Pacific waves. Stroll or cycle the scenic Causeway, visit the Frank Gehry designed Biomuseo or head into colourful Casco Viejo.

Golden sand curves gently around a waterfront teeming with seafood restaurants in this charming port city. A walk through the Museo del Banco Central reveals pre Columbian pottery and Manteño history.

From port in Salaverry, explore Trujillo, Peru’s “City of Eternal Spring”, Here, colonial mansions and ochre façades border palm-lined plazas. Wander the historic centre’s Plaza de Armas and visit the Sistine-like Baroque cathedral.

Lima layers the past and present with quiet confidence. In Barranco, crumbling mansions now house bold galleries and cafés. From pre-Columbian temples to clifftop sunsets, the city leaves a lasting impression with its culture, cuisine and character.

Get to know the landmarks of Lima during your second day in the city. Walk the grand Plaza Mayor, then detour to Miraflores for cool sea breezes and clifftop strolls. The local food scene – anchored by markets and world-ranked chefs – offers layers of delicious flavour.

Make the most of your last moments in Lima. You could take a stroll around the historic centre, where baroque churches and colonial balconies frame Plaza Mayor, or descend into the eerie catacombs of San Francisco Monastery.

San Martin is your gateway to Pisco, a colonial town that sits between desert and ocean. Boats from here lead to the guano-coated Bellastas Islands, which are home to sea lions and penguins.

From Coquimbo, explore the coastal calm with colonial charm of La Serena. The town’s pale stone churches and leafy plazas invite exploration, while nearby beaches stretch north toward the Atacama’s edge.

Your holiday complete, today you’ll disembark your ship and head to the airport for your flight home.