Panama Potpourri

time MAR. 23 - APR. 2, 2025

ticket From $3,699 (including airfare from select cities)

activity Activity Level: Mild Activity

diploma UCLA Faculty on Tour

Overview

Miami, Cozumel, Costa Maya, Santo Tomas, Harvest Caye, Roatan, Puerto Limon, Panama City

Oceania Cruises’ Sirena

Immerse yourself in the enchanting wonders of Central America on an 10-night adventure aboard Oceania Cruises’ Sirena. From majestic Mayan pyramids to the cool ocean breeze, get ready to indulge in the experiences offered by this remarkable region. Embark in Miami and set sail for sunny Cozumel. Find the magic in Costa Maya as you explore ancient Mayan ruins. Hike through the rainforest in Santo Tomas and swim amidst the Great Mayan Reef in Harvest Caye. Take it easy in Roatan with a sunny day at the beach. Explore unique architecture in Puerto Limon or learn about the city’s rich forests and plentiful wildlife. Then journey through the Panama Canal, one of the modern world’s most heroic feats of engineering. Spend a day in the diverse and multicultural Panama City and experience the living history of the oldest continuously occupied European settlement on the Pacific Coast.

Cost: From $3,699 (including airfare from select cities)
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Activity Level: Mild Activity

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STEP 1
Download the tour Reservation Form here. This tour is booked quickly, so sign up early to reserve space.

STEP 2
Enclose a check or provide credit card information for $500 per person, per tour, as a deposit for the selected tour. Make check payable to Go Next. Deposits are provisional and fully refundable pending your acceptance of final brochure terms.

STEP 3
Fax 310-209-4271, email travel@alumni.ucla.edu, or mail to:
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Minneapolis, MN 55439-2538

A brochure will be mailed to you as soon as it is available.

UCLA Faculty on Tour

Professor Robin Derby

Department of History

Robin (Lauren) Derby is Professor of Latin American history at the University of California, Los Angeles and currently holds the Bradford Burns Chair in Latin American History. She teaches modern Latin American social history covering topics such as slavery, religion, politics and US intervention, and her research focuses on the Caribbean political history and popular culture in the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Puerto Rico and Cuba. She has published a prize-winning book on everyday life during the Trujillo dictatorship in the Dominican Republic, co-edited two anthologies, and has written many articles on history and popular culture in Haiti, Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. Her current book considers werewolf encounter narratives in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. She is currently the lead editor for Hispanic American Historical Review, and has been teaching at UCLA since 2002.

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