A Central America cruise is the perfect way to see some of the world's more overlooked cruise destinations, boasting fantastic weather, lush tropical landscapes, colourful wildlife and rich local cultures. From native wildlife to thriving cities, delicious cuisine and some of the best beaches, you'll never be bored when you cruise to Central America.
Central America Cruise Deals
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18 January 2028
Full World Voyage cruise from Southampton
£15,114 pp -
11 January 2028
Full World Voyage cruise from Southampton
£10,252 pp -
15 September 2026
Hawaiian Islands from San Francisco with Stay
£2,899 pp -
31 October 2026
Music Cities of the Deep South with Tours & Western Caribbean Cruise from Miami
£2,679 pp -
26 December 2026
Panama Canal Holiday from Los Angeles with Stay
£2,749 pp -
10 February 2027
Hawaiian Islands from San Francisco with Stay
£1,849 pp -
07 March 2027
South America & Panama Canal with Santiago Stay
£4,399 pp -
31 July 2027
Caribbean and Bahamas cruise from Miami
£1,700 pp -
05 October 2026
Panama Canal with Los Angeles and Miami Beach Stays
£2,799 pp
Made up of seven countries - Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama - the region of Central America is diverse and yet somewhat similar, due to the countries’ shared Latin American background.
While it may often be forgotten as a cruise destination due to its proximity to the Caribbean on its eastern coast, North America and the Galapagos Islands, Central America is a magical cruise destination in its own right. Whether as part of a grand world cruise, a fly cruise or part of a tailor-made cruise and stay package, there are plenty of hidden gems and unforgettable experiences waiting to be discovered. From taking a step back in time at the Mayan ruins to white-water rafting, hikes through the tropical rainforests and their diverse wildlife or city tours, there's never a dull moment thanks to the fantastic Central America cruises on offer.
In addition, one of the most popular parts of Central America cruises is the Panama Canal. From Colón on the north east coast to Panama City itself in the south, you'll get to sail down one of the most iconic waterways in the world, taking in the contrast between rugged landscapes, tropical rainforests and man-made feats of engineering such as 85-foot-high locks.