About Panama Canal Sailings
Panama Canal cruises are 14-night repositioning sailings — DCL's longest itineraries, running between the East and West Coasts in spring and fall. Watching your ship transit the locks of the Panama Canal is a genuinely awe-inspiring experience.
Ports of Call
What to Know
The Canal Transit
Transiting the Panama Canal is the centerpiece of the sailing. The entire transit takes about 8-10 hours and guests typically gather on deck for the full experience. Narration is provided throughout.
Caribbean Ports
Eastbound sailings typically stop at Grand Cayman, Costa Rica, and Cartagena, Colombia — one of the most beautiful colonial cities in the Americas.
Planning for 14 Nights
Panama Canal sailings require real commitment — 14 nights is a significant vacation investment. The extended length means more time to experience the ship and multiple sea days ideal for relaxation.
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