At the tip of Baja California, where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez, Cabo San Lucas is a premier resort destination, famous for the dramatic seascapes of Land's End, remote beaches, surfing, whale-watching and sports fishing.

One of the most iconic natural formations, where the Pacific joins the Sea of Cortez.

Sail or snorkel in turquoise-colored waters brimming with turtles and manta rays.

Among Mexico's most famous Pacific beach towns, Puerto Vallarta has historic sections whose cobblestone streets are lined with white-washed buildings topped with terracotta roofs. Stroll the waterfront promenade for great bay views.

Swim with the friendliest mammals in the water within a specially designed pool.

Sail the wide bay surrounding the port for the best chance to view humpbacks.

Puerto Quetzal is your gateway to agricultural estates where sugar cane and coffee are grown. Or travel past volcano-guarded mountains to Guatemala's colonial-era capital city of Antigua, renowned for its preserved architecture.

Walk into a chocolate-lovers fantasy and uncover the history and creation of chocolates.

The treasures of Guatemala are conserved within its stone walls.

Lush tropical jungle is less than a half-hour's drive from the ship. Here you can see colorful birds like macaws, toucans and parakeets and howler monkeys in the wild.

Horseback ride through hundred-year-old trees draped with orchids and bromeliads.

Venture up close to the volcanos crater, and observe the beautiful surrounding flora.

The Panama Canal was a triumph of imagination, innovation and persistence a century ago. Experience this engineering marvel as the ship passes through the system of locks while admiring the views of the Panamanian jungle.

Fish fresh water bass or go kayaking in the colorful waters of Gatun Lake.

Explore the colonial remains of what was once considered a pirate's paradise.

On Panama's Caribbean coast, Colon is your gateway to seeing the workings of the great Panama Canal, an engineering marvel, the ecological explorations on Gatun Lake or the fast-growing capital, Panama City.

Watch ships and tankers being lifted up 85 feet to the level of Lake Gatun.

This bayside village is home to 16th- and 17th-century Spanish forts and ruins.

Step into the 16th century inside the walled Old City of Cartagena. This colonial-era gem enchants with cobblestone streets, elegant plazas, colorful architecture and a storied history that features real-life pirates of the Caribbean.

One of the most impressive and strongest fortresses ever created by the Spaniards.

Enjoy the museum's fine collection of pottery and gold.

Compact and colorful, George Town is a glitzy hub for duty-free shopping on Grand Cayman and signature Caribbean experiences. Think boating, snorkeling, relaxing on a beautiful beach, or meeting friendly stingrays at a shallow sandbar.

Experience a once-in-a-lifetime adventure: snorkeling with stingrays.

An interactive nursery where green and hawksbill turtles are bred and raised.

South Florida's warm climate and sparkling waters make it a magnet for water sport enthusiasts. From the beaches and recreational waterways, to the lively arts and cultural scene, Fort Lauderdale has become a world-class destination.

A two-mile strip of beautiful beach, trendy bars, restaurants and shops.

Take an airboat ride across the breathtaking Everglades and enjoy the wildlife.