A quieter way to pursue the extraordinary.
Sea Diamond is a 90-foot Philip Rhodes ketch, built by Abeking & Rasmussen in 1956 and restored over two decades to a standard few classic yachts ever see. She sails from Flamenco Marina, Panama — the Pearl Islands to the south, the Canal at her doorstep — with a full-time captain, crew, and chef.
Accommodation for up to six guests.
A rare piece of nautical history
Designed by naval architect Philip Rhodes and launched in 1956 by Abeking & Rasmussen, Sea Diamond has carried royalty, presidents, and Elvis Presley. Her interior — solid mahogany, Italian leather, two saloons — was rebuilt from scratch by master marine craftsmen over an $8M, two-decade restoration. Air-conditioned throughout, Starlink connected, and crewed year-round.
Elegance without excess.
Adventure without compromise.
Comfort and beauty
Old World Elegance, New World Approach
Sunset Cruise on the Bay
$3,000
Up to 12 guests
5 pm to 9 pm
Sail with us on the Bay of Panama, departing from Flamenco Marina.
As the afternoon light softens and Sea Diamond eases away from the dock, relax with a cocktail in hand, and enjoy the golden seas as the sun sets over Panama City.
Hors d’oeuvres, with sparkling or white wine, beer or soft drinks are served as the city lights up and we cruise the Bay of Panama.
Birthdays, romantic moments, corporate events — we’ll tailor the evening for you.
Friday to Sunday · private, up to 6 guests · all meals, wines and beverages included
The weekend begins with intention, not urgency. Sea Diamond departs Flamenco Marina mid-morning and the coast slips quietly astern on our way to the Pearl Islands. The passage itself is part of the experience, with lunch on deck and lines trolling from the fighting chair for tuna, sailfish, or mahi-mahi.
Upon arrival at our chosen island, the anchor drops in a secluded bay.
Enjoy a cocktail as the sun sets over the island. Dinner, prepared by our talented chef, is served on deck under the stars, weather permitting.
The days are shaped by choice: kayaking around the island, snorkelling for the pearl oysters that named the archipelago, a beach landing by tender to explore the rain forest, or just relax on the sand.
Whale season might find you following behind these magnificent creatures in the tender.
Fish on deck or a find a spot with a book and coffee. Lunch might find the chef barbecuing the morning’s catch.
Cocktails arrive as the sun drops behind white-sand beaches; dinner is served on deck.
By Sunday the return feels unhurried — one last session on the lines, lunch while on the lookout for dolphins and whales as the mainland reappears. Guests come home not with stories of spectacle, but with something rarer: a few days lived well, guided by wind, water, and restraint.
Full sample itinerary available on request.
Five days · private, up to 6 guests · all meals, wines and beverages included
Escape for five days in the Las Perlas archipelago - hours from Panama City and a world away from it. Sea Diamond departs at eight am with breakfast on deck, working proven fishing waters on the way out — marlin, sailfish, tuna, mahi-mahi.
Each day is relaxed and chosen loosely by you. Island-hopping under sail. Beachcombing on secluded beaches, coconuts and wild mangoes in season. Kayaking, fishing, swimming, snorkelling. Between June and October, some two thousand humpback whales pass through these islands, and we keep them gentle company. Aboard: backgammon, chess, a well-stocked bar, and quiet corners to do nothing at all.
All meals served on deck weather permitting, provided by our talented chef and paired with excellent wines.
Before departure we plan the outline together — which islands, what the chef should cook, where the fish are biting. The rest we decide as we go.
Day Trip to Taboga Island
Full Day (8 hours)
$3,200.00
A luxury day cruise to Taboga Island for a maximum of 12 guests, traversing the channel to the Panama Canal. Get up close and personal with expensive superyachts and huge container ships patiently waiting their turn to pass through the Canal to the Caribbean Sea.
Leaving Flamenco Marina at 9 am, guests settle on deck for the short trip. Coffee or tea, soft drinks and juices are provided with a light breakfast as we pass through the channel on our way to the Island of Flowers.
Upon arrival, Sea Diamond anchors off the beach in front of Taboga village, also known as the fisherman’s village, where there are clear and calm waters for swimming.
Unwind on deck with a drink, or our tender Solitarie will ferry guests to relax on the beach or go exploring. Local restaurants serve fresh Panamanian cuisine and ice cold beers, or Pina Coladas presented in locally grown pineapples.
The kayak and inflatable raft are available for the more active, along with fishing and snorkelling equipment on board.
A casual lunch is served on deck, with local beers, wines and soft drinks.
Accessible by hiking or boat, the other side of the island features secluded and hidden waterfalls along the rocky coast. If time permits we will stop briefly to explore.
We weigh anchor at 4 pm, arriving back at Flamenco Marina at 5.00 pm.
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