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Destination Costa Maya A carving representing the moon (says our guide) found at Dzibanche in Mexico's Costa Maya region. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Costa Maya A rebuilt thatched roof in front of Edifice 13, also known as the Building of the Captives, at the Mayan ruins of Dzibanche in Mexico's Costa Maya region. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Costa Maya The Edificio 2 pyramid at the Mayan archaeological site Dzibanche in the Costa Maya region of Mexico. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Costa Maya A side view of Edificio 2 at the Mayan archaeological site Dzibanche in Mexico's Yucatan. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Costa Maya Temple of the Owl or Edificio 1, the main stepped pyramid at the Mayan ruins of Dzibanche in Costa Maya, dates to 309-600 A.D. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Costa Maya Edificio 6, also called the Building of the Lintels, inspired the Mayan name for Dzibanche in Mexico's Costa Maya region. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Costa Maya A creature of the underworld seen on the side of Temple of the Owl at Dzibanche in Mexico's Costa Maya. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Cartagena Cannons atop Castillo San Felipe de Barajas, a fortress built in 1657 in Cartagena, Colombia. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Cartagena A cannon atop Castillo San Felipe de Barajas, a fortress built in 1657 in Cartagena, Colombia. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Portugal The historical village of Castelo Rodrigo in central Portugal. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Destination Scotland St Clement's is a church that dates to about 1500 in Rodel on the Isle of Harris in Scotland. Courtesy of VisitScotland/Scottish Viewpoint -
Destination Scotland Dun Carloway is a broch — an Iron Age drystone hollow-walled structure found only in Scotland — on the west coast of the Isle of Lewis, Scotland. Courtesy of VisitScotland/Virtual Hebrides -
Destination Scotland The Callanish Stones are an arrangement of standing stones dating to the Bronze Age and located on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland. Photo: Malcolm Macleod Photography · Courtesy of VisitScotland -
Destination Easter Island The dramatic moai of Easter Island (Rapa Nui) stand guard after years of wind and rain. Photo: Lorraine Turci · Courtesy of Ponant Cruises -
Destination Easter Island See the moai of Easter Island on a Ponant Cruise. Photo: Lorraine Turci · Courtesy of Ponant Cruises -
Destination Easter Island See the moai of Easter Island on a Ponant cruise. Photo: Lorraine Turci · Courtesy of Ponant Cruises -
Destination Easter Island See the ancient culture of Easter Island (Rapa Nui), a Chilean territory in the South Pacific, on a Ponant cruise. Photo: Lorraine Turci · Courtesy of Ponant Cruises -
Cruise line Ponant Cruises Stroll the scenic streets of Olinda, Brazil, on your next Ponant cruise. Photo: Lorraine Turci · Courtesy of Ponant Cruises -
Destination Cuba El Templete, a monument that pays homage to the place where Havana's foundation was celebrated in 1519. Creative Commons BY -
Destination Cuba Catedral de San Cristobal in Old Havana was completed in 1777. Photo: Don & Heidi Bucolo · Special to Cruiseable
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