Celebrity Cruises Exotics 2008

Panama Canal, Panama
The canal is a marvel of engineering, but it’s
also a sanctuary. Caymans prowl its waters,
while sloths move slowly through the trees.
Harpy eagles rule the skies, gliding on thermals
while searching for their next meal, and
ocelots hunt along the rainforest floor. There
are a thousand details awaiting observant
wildlife enthusiasts, including the vibrantly
colored toucan.
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Puntarenas, Costa Rica
Located along the Pacific Coast of Costa
Rica, Puntarenas is a great place to see
native wildlife such as the scarlet macaw
and the capuchin monkey. It’s also home
to the alpha predator of Central America,
the jaguar. This region continues to grow in
popularity with surfers from around the world.
SHORE EXCURSIONS INCLUDE: Poas Volcano
National Park, La Paz Waterfalls
San Diego, California
Originally settled by a contingent of
Franciscan friars in the mid-18th century,
San Diego has flourished to become one of
America’s largest and most attractive cities.
Bordered by the Anza-Borrego Desert, the
Laguna Mountains, and the Pacific Ocean,
it’s blessed with a year-round Mediterranean
climate, which only adds to the attraction of
its 70 miles of beaches.
SHORE EXCURSIONS INCLUDE: San Diego and La
Jolla Highlights with Airport Drop-Off (Offered on
Day of Disembarkation)
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San Francisco, California
One of the world’s most exciting and eclectic
cities, San Francisco offers visitors a
wealth of possibilities — iconic landmarks
like Fisherman’s Wharf, Lombard Street,
and Alcatraz Island, as well as man-made
wonders, like the Golden Gate Bridge, and
nods to the past, like the cable cars on
Powell Street.
SHORE EXCURSIONS INCLUDE: San Francisco
City Sightseeing, Alcatraz Island & Sausalito
San Juan, Puerto Rico
While San Juan is a vibrant, modern port
city, it also has one foot anchored proudly
in the past, dating back to its time as a
Spanish colonial outpost. Many of the old
structures, including forts and cathedrals,
date back to the early 16th century and the
conquest by Juan Ponce de León in 1508.
SHORE EXCURSIONS INCLUDE: Old and New
San Juan City Tour
Willemstad, Curaçao
A drive over the fabled Queen Juliana
Bridge, 185 feet above the turquoise waters
of the Caribbean, presents one of the most
breathtaking views of this former Dutch
colony. The island’s abundance of forts
belies its warm, welcoming nature, which
you’ll discover on a trip to the Old Market.
There, you can mingle with the local shoppers
and fishmongers, and even enjoy some
fresh grilled grouper or snapper.
SHORE EXCURSIONS INCLUDE: Discover
Curaçao, Seaworld Explorer
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