17 días a bordo del Oosterdam
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19 Marzo 2025
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17 Noches
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Salida desde San Antonio
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Interior precio desde$3,364*/pp
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Ventana precio desde$3,464*/pp
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Balcón precio desde$4,264*/pp
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Suite precio desde$6,064*/pp
Itinerario
San Antonio, Chile - Coquimbo (La Serena) - General San Martin - Callao (Lima) - Callao (Lima) - Callao (Lima) - Salaverry(Trujillo) - Manta - Fuerte Amador, Panama City - Fuerte Amador, Panama City - Enter Panama Canal at Balboa - Cruising Panama Canal - Exit Panama Canal Cristobal - Georgetown, Cayman Islands - Fort LauderdaleFecha 1
19 Mar '25
San Antonio, Chile
This large, modern port serves Chile’s capital, Santiago, a city with Spanish colonial charm and a vivacious spirit. Encircled by the Andes and the Coastal Range, Santiago is centered around the Plaza de Armas, with several of the city’s landmarks: the 18th-century Metropolitan Cathedral the Palacio de la Real Audencia from 1808, the City Hall and the National Museum of History. North of San Antonio lie the picturesque old port and university town of Valparaíso and the colorful seaside resort of Viña del Mar. In between the coast and the capital are valleys filled with some of Chile’s most famous wineries, all inviting you to come and taste.
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Fecha 2
20 Mar '25
Coquimbo (La Serena)
Coquimbo may be relatively small for a capital city (it’s the seat of the Chilean province Elqui), but between its location along the Pan-American Highway and its status as an important port, Coquimbo receives quite a few domestic and international visitors. Many of them use the city as a jumping-off point from which to explore the attractions of the surrounding Elqui Valley. Reached by the Ruta de Estrellas (Route of the Stars), the valley’s vineyards yield to a desert landscape that is home to approximately 70 percent of the world’s astronomical observational infrastructure, including nearly a dozen observatories. Other popular out-of-town destinations include southern beach towns like Guanaqueros and Tongoy. Don’t rush beyond city limits without checking out Coquimbo’s own sights, though; because of its mining and port history, there’s been a fair bit of global influence on local life and culture. One place where this influence is evident is the Coquimbo Mosque; while it’s a recently built structure, inaugurated in 2007, it’s still a testament to the long and fascinating history of this Chilean coastal town.
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17:00
Fecha 3
21 Mar '25
At Sea
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Fecha 4
22 Mar '25
At Sea
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Fecha 5
23 Mar '25
General San Martin
General San Martin was named for José de San Martín who, nearly 200 years ago, liberated Peru from Spanish rule. This thriving harbor is your gateway to the Nazca Lines geoglyphs, the ancient spires of Macchu Picchu, and the port of Pisco. Visit the Paracas National Reserve, a refuge for seals, penguins, flamingos and more. Sample shore excursions: Ballestas Island Wildlife Sanctuary Cruise; The Route of Pisco; Tambo Colorado & Paracas Museum.
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06:00
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17:00
Fecha 6
24 Mar '25
Callao (Lima)
Peru’s bone-dry capital (only Cairo is drier as far as national capitals go), Lima is a booming energetic metropolis built on ancient foundations millennia in the making. At first she is no looker, but scratch that parched surface below the high-rise offices and dust-settled dwellings and Lima’s charms begin to shine: Strikingly preserved pre-Columbian ruins sit defiantly among modern skyscrapers, a cultural potpourri of world-class museums, sun-toasted beaches beautifully illuminated by nightly sunsets and one of the most exciting and dynamic culinary landscapes in the world.
Lima is a tale of two cities. Colonial charms abound in the city’s historic center, where impressive plazas—including the cinematic 16th-century Plaza de Armas, the handiwork of Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro—are overseen by Baroque and neoclassical cathedrals, palaces, monasteries and remnants of ancient city walls. But a different Lima emerges in the cliff-hugging seaside barrios of Miraflores and Barranco. Miraflores, Lima’s modern face, is a bustling enclave of chic restaurants, bars and nightlife, and Barranco is a bohemian resort commune flush with grand casonas converted into atmospheric hotels and eateries. One of the city’s allures is navigating between the old and the new.
But the Peruvian capital is at its most extraordinary at mealtimes, where the signature dishes of its world-famous cuisine—ceviche, lomo saltado pisco (beef stir-fried with tomatoes, peppers, onions and fried potatoes), aji de gallina (a pepper-laced chicken stew), causa (avocado and shrimp layered between mashed potato)—are the culinary stuff of legend, further wowing when chased by Peru’s extraordinary national cocktail, the highly addictive pisco sour. ¡Salud!
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Fecha 7
25 Mar '25
Callao (Lima)
Peru’s bone-dry capital (only Cairo is drier as far as national capitals go), Lima is a booming energetic metropolis built on ancient foundations millennia in the making. At first she is no looker, but scratch that parched surface below the high-rise offices and dust-settled dwellings and Lima’s charms begin to shine: Strikingly preserved pre-Columbian ruins sit defiantly among modern skyscrapers, a cultural potpourri of world-class museums, sun-toasted beaches beautifully illuminated by nightly sunsets and one of the most exciting and dynamic culinary landscapes in the world.
Lima is a tale of two cities. Colonial charms abound in the city’s historic center, where impressive plazas—including the cinematic 16th-century Plaza de Armas, the handiwork of Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro—are overseen by Baroque and neoclassical cathedrals, palaces, monasteries and remnants of ancient city walls. But a different Lima emerges in the cliff-hugging seaside barrios of Miraflores and Barranco. Miraflores, Lima’s modern face, is a bustling enclave of chic restaurants, bars and nightlife, and Barranco is a bohemian resort commune flush with grand casonas converted into atmospheric hotels and eateries. One of the city’s allures is navigating between the old and the new.
But the Peruvian capital is at its most extraordinary at mealtimes, where the signature dishes of its world-famous cuisine—ceviche, lomo saltado pisco (beef stir-fried with tomatoes, peppers, onions and fried potatoes), aji de gallina (a pepper-laced chicken stew), causa (avocado and shrimp layered between mashed potato)—are the culinary stuff of legend, further wowing when chased by Peru’s extraordinary national cocktail, the highly addictive pisco sour. ¡Salud!
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Llegada
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10:00
Fecha 8
26 Mar '25
Callao (Lima)
Peru’s bone-dry capital (only Cairo is drier as far as national capitals go), Lima is a booming energetic metropolis built on ancient foundations millennia in the making. At first she is no looker, but scratch that parched surface below the high-rise offices and dust-settled dwellings and Lima’s charms begin to shine: Strikingly preserved pre-Columbian ruins sit defiantly among modern skyscrapers, a cultural potpourri of world-class museums, sun-toasted beaches beautifully illuminated by nightly sunsets and one of the most exciting and dynamic culinary landscapes in the world.
Lima is a tale of two cities. Colonial charms abound in the city’s historic center, where impressive plazas—including the cinematic 16th-century Plaza de Armas, the handiwork of Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro—are overseen by Baroque and neoclassical cathedrals, palaces, monasteries and remnants of ancient city walls. But a different Lima emerges in the cliff-hugging seaside barrios of Miraflores and Barranco. Miraflores, Lima’s modern face, is a bustling enclave of chic restaurants, bars and nightlife, and Barranco is a bohemian resort commune flush with grand casonas converted into atmospheric hotels and eateries. One of the city’s allures is navigating between the old and the new.
But the Peruvian capital is at its most extraordinary at mealtimes, where the signature dishes of its world-famous cuisine—ceviche, lomo saltado pisco (beef stir-fried with tomatoes, peppers, onions and fried potatoes), aji de gallina (a pepper-laced chicken stew), causa (avocado and shrimp layered between mashed potato)—are the culinary stuff of legend, further wowing when chased by Peru’s extraordinary national cocktail, the highly addictive pisco sour. ¡Salud!
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10:00
Fecha 9
27 Mar '25
Salaverry(Trujillo)
To the north is the “Lordiest City” of Trujillo, founded in 1535 and still rich in ornate colonial detail. At its edge, far older and long abandoned by the Chimu Indians, sits the eerie adobe metropolis of Chan Chan. Sample shore excursions: Trujillo and the Temples; Ch n Ch n Citadel/Dragon Huaca/Totora Caballitos.
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Salida
17:00
Fecha 10
28 Mar '25
At Sea
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05:00
Salida
17:00
Fecha 11
29 Mar '25
Manta
Just outside this tranquil coast town lie the villages where the famous Panama hats are woven. Farther afield: colonial Quito, so perfectly preserved the entire Old Town has been designated a World Heritage Site. Sample shore excursions: A Day in Quito; Manta & Montecristi.
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05:00
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19:00
Fecha 12
30 Mar '25
At Sea
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08:00
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00:00
Fecha 13
31 Mar '25
Fuerte Amador, Panama City
Located west of Panama City at the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal, Fuerte Amador is a gateway to exploring the many faces of this unique Central American country. The impressive engineering of the canal itself is a wonder to behold; a quick trip to the Miraflores Locks’ visitor center with its panoramic observation decks offers the chance to watch behemoth barges thread their way through the legendary manmade waterway. Just minutes from the cruise port, the recently opened Biomuseo is a Frank Gehry–designed natural-history museum dedicated to Panama’s ecological marvels. And Fuerte Amador sits within easy taxi distance of Panama City, the bustling, multicultural capital metropolis where visitors can wander a conquistador-era UNESCO World Heritage Site, sip coffee in street cafés and peruse modern malls. For a rural escape, it only takes an hour or two by car to trade the city for the tropical rain forests of Soberanía National Park, where an aerial tram carries passengers through treetops, or to meet Emberá tribespeople in their traditional village along the Chagres River.
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Fecha 14
01 Apr '25
Fuerte Amador, Panama City
Located west of Panama City at the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal, Fuerte Amador is a gateway to exploring the many faces of this unique Central American country. The impressive engineering of the canal itself is a wonder to behold; a quick trip to the Miraflores Locks’ visitor center with its panoramic observation decks offers the chance to watch behemoth barges thread their way through the legendary manmade waterway. Just minutes from the cruise port, the recently opened Biomuseo is a Frank Gehry–designed natural-history museum dedicated to Panama’s ecological marvels. And Fuerte Amador sits within easy taxi distance of Panama City, the bustling, multicultural capital metropolis where visitors can wander a conquistador-era UNESCO World Heritage Site, sip coffee in street cafés and peruse modern malls. For a rural escape, it only takes an hour or two by car to trade the city for the tropical rain forests of Soberanía National Park, where an aerial tram carries passengers through treetops, or to meet Emberá tribespeople in their traditional village along the Chagres River.
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Fecha 14
01 Apr '25
Enter Panama Canal at Balboa
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Fecha 14
01 Apr '25
Cruising Panama Canal
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Fecha 14
01 Apr '25
Exit Panama Canal Cristobal
Llegada
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Fecha 15
02 Apr '25
At Sea
Llegada
08:00
Salida
17:00
Fecha 16
03 Apr '25
Georgetown, Cayman Islands
Crystalline waters, snorkeling with tame stingrays, civilian submarines: This duty-free port has it all, plus Seven Mile Beach and a charming turtle farm. Sample shore excursions: Stingray City Cruise & Island Drive; Reef & Wreck Snorkel by Boat; Scuba Adventure; Nautilus One Semi-submarine.
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15:00
Fecha 17
04 Apr '25
At Sea
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Fecha 18
05 Apr '25
Fort Lauderdale
There is an abundance of things to see and do in the Ft. Lauderdale area: visit the newly redesigned Ft. Lauderdale Beach and cafes, stroll the historic Riverwalk, shop the luxurious stores on Las Olas Boulevard or adventure to the Everglades for an intriguing air boat excursion.
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Barco - Oosterdam
Oosterdam, el primer crucero de clase Vista de Holland America Line, salió recientemente del dique seco con emocionantes actualizaciones, incluyendo suites completamente renovadas y nuevos salones, restaurantes y lugares de entretenimiento, como Music Walk™, con Lincoln Center Stage, B.B. King’s Blues Club y Billboard Onboard. Los huéspedes pueden elegir entre deliciosos restaurantes especializados, perfeccionar sus habilidades culinarias con America’s Test Kitchen y deleitarse con BBC Earth Experiences.
Galeria de Arte
Atrium
Conserje
Centro de Artes Culinarias
Tienda libre de impuestos
Futuras Ventas de Cruceros
Plataforma de Observacion
Galeria Fotografica
Centro comercial
Oficina de Excursion a la Costa
Cubierta para Pasear Abrigado
Restaurante Canaletto
Cafe Explorations
Grill
Bar Lido
Restaurante Lido Casual
Piano Bar
Pinnacle Grill (Asador)
Bar Sports
Terrace Grill (asador)
The Verandah
Vista Dining Room
Taller Digital
Estancia con Acceso a Internet
Salon de Belleza
Spa y Salon Greenhouse
Piscina de Hidromasaje
Piscina Lido
Spa
Whirlpool
Basketball (Baloncesto)
Fitness Center (Gimnasio)
Gimnasio
Volleyball
Crow’s Nest
Explorer Lounge (Sala Explorer)
Neptune Lounge (Sala Neptuno)
Night Club
Queen’s Show Lounge
Sala de Juegos
Club HAL
Simulador de Golf
Piscina Cubierta
Biblioteca
Nightclub
Piscina al aire libre
The Loft (El Desvan)
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Descripción
Oosterdam, el primer crucero de clase Vista de Holland America Line, salió recientemente del dique seco con emocionantes actualizaciones, incluyendo suites completamente renovadas y nuevos salones, restaurantes y lugares de entretenimiento, como Music Walk™, con Lincoln Center Stage, B.B. King’s Blues Club y Billboard Onboard. Los huéspedes pueden elegir entre deliciosos restaurantes especializados, perfeccionar sus habilidades culinarias con America’s Test Kitchen y deleitarse con BBC Earth Experiences.
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Otras Facilidades
Galeria de Arte
Atrium
Conserje
Centro de Artes Culinarias
Tienda libre de impuestos
Futuras Ventas de Cruceros
Plataforma de Observacion
Galeria Fotografica
Centro comercial
Oficina de Excursion a la Costa
Cubierta para Pasear Abrigado -
Comida y bebida
Restaurante Canaletto
Cafe Explorations
Grill
Bar Lido
Restaurante Lido Casual
Piano Bar
Pinnacle Grill (Asador)
Bar Sports
Terrace Grill (asador)
The Verandah
Vista Dining Room -
Tecnología
Taller Digital
Estancia con Acceso a Internet -
Para Relajarse
Salon de Belleza
Spa y Salon Greenhouse
Piscina de Hidromasaje
Piscina Lido
Spa
Whirlpool -
Deportes
Basketball (Baloncesto)
Fitness Center (Gimnasio)
Gimnasio
Volleyball -
Entretenimiento
Crow’s Nest
Explorer Lounge (Sala Explorer)
Neptune Lounge (Sala Neptuno)
Night Club
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Recreación
Sala de Juegos
Club HAL
Simulador de Golf
Piscina Cubierta
Biblioteca
Nightclub
Piscina al aire libre
The Loft (El Desvan)
Cabina
Interior
Aproximadamente 14 – 22 m².
Estos espaciosos camarotes incluyen dos camas bajas que se convierten en una cama de tamaño matrimonial, nuestra cama Signature Mariner’s Dream™ con lujosos colchones Euro-Top, cabezales de ducha de masaje de primer calidad, una gran cantidad de comodidades y vistas al mar. La configuración de los camarotes podría varias de las imágenes que se muestran.
ventana
Aproximadamente 16m² – 17m².
Estos grandes camarotes incluyen dos camas bajas convertibles en una cama tamaño matrimonial – nuestra cama de Signature Mariner’s Dream™ con colchones de felpa Euro-Top, duchas de masaje de primera calidad y una gran variedad de comodidades. La vista está totalmente obstruida. La configuración de los camarotes podría ser diferente a la de las mostradas en las imágenes.
balcón
Aproximadamente 20m² – 33m² incluyendo la terraza.
Llenos de luz desde el suelo hasta el techo gracias a las ventanas que dan a una terraza privada, estos camarotes incluyen una sala de estar, dos camas bajas convertibles en una cama matrimonial- nuestra firma Mariner’s Dream™ cama con colchones de felpa Euro-Top, y bañera de hidromasaje con duchas de primera calidad. La configuración de estos camarotes puede ser diferente a las imágenes mostradas.
suite
Aproximadamente 35m² – 36m² incluyendo el porche.
Estas grandes y cómodas suites cuentan con una espaciosa sala de estar con ventanas del suelo al techo que dan a una terraza privada, dos camas bajas convertibles en una cama matrimonial, nuestra emblemática cama Mariner’s Dream™ con colchones de felpa Euro-Top, y un sofá cama para una persona. El cuarto de baño dispone de un lavabo doble, una bañera de hidromasaje de gran tamaño y una ducha, y un puesto de ducha adicional. La configuración de los camarotes podría ser diferente a la que se muestra en las imágenes.