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28 Dec 2024

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Departure Port: Balboa ➞ Landing: Puerto Caldera

Saturday, 28 December 2024 - 05:00

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Puerto Caldera

Balboa

Balboa, located at the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal, is reknown worldwide for being the port of Panama City. Geographically, it is located between the canal's docks and the Ancón Hill, which separates it from Panama City. Balboa is named after the Spanish explorer Vasco Núñez de Balboa who reached this land in 1914.

Before being annexed to Panama City as a district, Balboa was long controlled by the Americans who were responsible for the construction of many of the buildings and structures still in the city today. The canal on one side and the hills on the other create an enchanting landscape in which the blue of the sea and the green of the hills are perfectly mixed together, creating a unique combination.

Among the activities that can be enjoyed in Balboa, hiking is definitely one of the main ones. The trails surrounded by wild nature will allow you to fully experience the beauty of nature and enjoy the picturesque view of Balboa. The best way to reach the city is aboard a cruise ship. Choose a cruise that departs from Balboa or that has the city as a stop to have the opportunity to admire the unique beauty of this area and discover Central America, the Caribbean and the Mediterranean.

Isla San José

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Puerto Caldera

Puerto Caldera is one of the most significant port cities in Costa Rica, located on the Pacific coast. Puerto Caldera stands as a pivotal element in Costa Rica's economic infrastructure, playing an important role for its economic developement. It serves as a crucial maritime gateway for Costa Rica and it is vital for the import and export of goods. Its strategic location also makes it an important point for regional maritime traffic along the Pacific coast of Central America.

There have been ongoing efforts to expand and modernize the port to accommodate increasing traffic and improve efficiency. This includes infrastructure upgrades and enhancements to logistical operations.The port's operations significantly contribute to the local and national economy by facilitating international trade.

Puerto Caldera also serves as a docking point for cruise ships, offering tourists access to the scenic attractions of the Puntarenas region and beyond.