Puerto Limon Costa Rica
Costa Rica

256 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

Azamara Club Cruises (16 Cruises)

Carnival Cruise Line (21 Cruises)

Carnival Valor.

Carnival Valor

2980 Passengers
110000 tons
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Crystal Cruises (18 Cruises)

Emerald Waterways (4 Cruises)

Explora Journeys (1 Cruises)

Holland America Line (57 Cruises)

Cruise HAL Holland America Line ms Nieuw Amsterdam ship

ms Nieuw Amsterdam

2106 Passengers
86273 tons
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7 February 22 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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7 February 13 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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19 February 22 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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28 February 13 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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28 February 22 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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12 March 22 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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21 March 22 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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21 March 13 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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ms Nieuw Statendam.

ms Nieuw Statendam

2666 Passengers
99902 tons
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7 February 13 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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7 February 22 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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19 February 22 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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28 February 22 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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28 February 13 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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12 March 22 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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21 March 13 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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21 March 22 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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Cruise HAL Holland America Line ms Zuiderdam ship

ms Zuiderdam

1970 Passengers
82820 tons
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MSC Cruises (40 Cruises)

msc poesia cruise ship

MSC Poesia

3223 Passengers
92627 tons
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14 February 12 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 3125$
14 February 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 5495$
25 February 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 4456$
7 March 12 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
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7 March 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 5859$
18 March 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 3828$
28 March 12 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 2250$
28 March 30 days One-way from Miami to Seattle
From 3878$
21 October 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 4623$
31 October 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 5433$
31 October 12 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 1634$
11 November 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 5433$
21 November 12 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 1634$
21 November 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 3085$
2 December 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 2948$
12 December 12 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 2295$
12 December 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 5632$
3 February 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 4223$
13 February 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 4293$
13 February 12 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 2758$
24 February 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 3222$
5 March 12 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 1678$
5 March 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 3264$
16 March 22 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 3204$
26 March 12 days Round-trip from Miami, USA
From 2409$

Norwegian Cruise Line (22 Cruises)

Oceania Cruises (16 Cruises)

Princess Cruises (16 Cruises)

Regent Seven Seas Cruises (21 Cruises)

Silversea Cruises (4 Cruises)

Star Clippers (2 Cruises)

Viking Ocean Cruises (18 Cruises)

Viking Mars.

Viking Mars

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5 November 15 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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19 November 11 days One-way from Fort Lauderdale to Panama City
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29 November 11 days One-way from Panama City to Fort Lauderdale
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9 December 15 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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23 December 15 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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9 February 15 days Round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, USA
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Frequently Asked Questions

At the terminal of Costa Rica's main Caribbean outlet, a five-minute walk from downtown. Few Central American calls are this convenient, though for many passengers the day will play out elsewhere, on lagoon water or deep in the jungle.
Wander the grid of a dozen or so streets that makes up the centre. Parque Vargas, planted with towering palms, borders the waterfront; look up and you may spot a sloth in the branches, a first encounter with local wildlife without leaving the pavement.
Rice and beans simmered in coconut milk and spicy patí, signatures of the province's Afro-Caribbean culture, served in the sodas, small family restaurants. The municipal market also overflows with pineapples, mangoes and unfamiliar root vegetables.
The Tortuguero canals. Departure is from Moín, a few kilometres from the terminal, and flat-roofed boats push into a network of waterways lined with dense vegetation. Two to three hours are enough to understand why the country made nature a national identity.
Howler monkeys whose call rolls like distant thunder, toucans, caimans motionless at the waterline, herons lifting off in a rustle of wings, sloths curled in the forks of trees. The guide regularly cuts the engine, and then the lagoon starts to speak.
The Veragua reserve, about 45 minutes away, combining canopy walkways, a hummingbird garden, a frog vivarium and an aerial tram descending into the vegetation. It is a structured immersion, easier to manage with children than a long boat trip.
Yes. A sanctuary to the south takes in and treats orphaned or injured sloths before releasing them, and the guided visit lets you observe the country's two species, two-toed and three-toed, at very close range.
At Cahuita, where a coastal trail separates blond sand from tall trees, with a good chance of meeting capuchin monkeys and crab-eating raccoons. It is the option to choose if you want the sea rather than the forest.
The colón, though the US dollar is widely accepted. Spanish is spoken and, in this province, a Caribbean English creole inherited from the Afro-Antillean communities who came to work on the railway and the banana plantations.
February-March and September-October are the driest stretches on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast, which follows a different calendar from the rest of the country. Expect humidity in any season: it is the price of that vegetation.