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Jungle hikes, a Panama Canal transit, and plenty of local immersion: Lindblad Expeditions’ new Panama City-to-Cartagena cruise offers a glimpse into some of Central and South America’s most biodiverse and culturally enriching regions. The eight-day voyage, in partnership with National Geographic, is set to launch this October. The 100-passenger National Geographic Quest will sail along the Caribbean coastline with a crew of expedition leaders, naturalists, photo instructors, and wellness specialists onboard. The partnership with National Geographic means access to lesser-explored parts of the Caribbean. Here, three experiences we’re looking forward to on this National Geographic Quest itinerary this fall. Explore the historic downtown of Santa Cruz de Lorica in Colombia. Traverse the Panama Canal under Moonlight During a full-day excursion on the shores of Gatún Lake – a manmade entranceway to the Panama Canal –  travelers can learn about the region’s rainforests at the Smithsonia...

When you think of a honeymoon in Jamaica you should think of postcard-worthy white sand beaches, turquoise waters softly lapping the shore, and palm trees gently swaying in the breeze – that’s what a honeymoon is supposed to be, right? If this sounds like your kind of honeymoon destination, then you’ve come to the right place. Add friendly locals, tasty food, and a few rum punches and you have the perfect honeymoon spot in Jamaica. The island of Jamaica is a special place in the world for us. It was our very first international trip together and it’s where we decided to get married and start this crazy life of traveling we live now. There’s no doubt we love Jamaica, but we know once you visit Jamaica for your honeymoon, it will be a special place for you too. After 6 trips to the island, we created our guide to planning the best honeymoon in Jamaica. Follow these tips, sink your toes in the sand, and everything is going to be “Irie”! Ya man ...

Sick of winter already? You’re not alone! Adam and I have been in Wisconsin for 2 weeks and we’re already planning our Caribbean escape. What better way to beat the winter blues than to take a Caribbean cruise? We went on our first Caribbean cruise this October with Holland America Line. We’ve crossed an Eastern Caribbean cruise off of our list, and here are some reasons why you should too this winter! 1. No Shoveling Say goodbye to the snow at the airport. The forecast on a Caribbean cruise is sunny and 80 degrees all week. Now that’s something to jump for joy for! 2. No Winter Jackets Leave the winter sweaters at home! All that’s needed for a week in the Caribbean is swimsuits, sandals, and lightweight clothing. 3. No Cleaning No chores for a week. The vacuum also needs a vacation. On the aboard the MS Eurodam with Holland America Line our room was cleaned daily and had daily turn-down service, all while you are out having fun or better yet in ...