- Pelorus Travel has a new tour that allows travelers to hunt for sunken treasure.
- The tour group will be accompanied by professional salvage divers who search for shipwrecked buried treasure off the coast Panama.
- Onboard the ship, there’s thought to be 24 million dollars worth of gold and silver.
The search for buried treasure is the stuff of action movies and legends, but a luxury experiential travel agency has created a once in a lifetime opportunity. Pelorus TravelYou could even be on your next holiday.
In 1699 a French frigate, called the Maurepas Sunk in remote San Blas Islands the coast of PanamaThe ship sank in waters belonging to the French, bringing with it a huge treasure. The ship was believed to have been carrying valuable cargo from Charles II, King of Spain, to Louis XIV, King of France. It went down in waters that belonged to the Guna Yala people, who say they have always known the wreck’s location—but they’ve kept the site secret, believing the area to be tied to their cosmic origins.
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Now, for the first time in centuries, the Guna Yala tribe has opened the waters to exploration—and Pelorus was granted the exclusive opportunity to bring participants to join the search for an estimated $24 million in lost gold, silver, and jewels.
The “Maurepas Treasure Hunt“, bookable between June and November, will allow a few intrepid (and rich) travelers to join the nonprofit team behind OceanX In a real-life search for sunken treasures off Panama’s north coast.
The participants will have a great time. diving uncharted waters Alongside a seasoned salvaging crew, you will be scanning the seabed and filming a documentary about the expedition. Evenings include fireside chats with experts about the history and culture of the Maurepas, the life and adventures of a treasure hunter in modern times, as well as maritime mysteries.
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If the treasure is located, 70% of its value returns to the tribe. This helps revitalize their community. Participants will each receive a share of the remaining proceeds, plus $25,000 as a reward for participating in the documentary.
The price of joining starts at $185,000 and includes seven-nights’ accommodation, dive gear (plus a bonus), and a special gift.cuba license Expert guides, business-class flight, insurance and diving for non-divers are all available. For those who want a more luxurious base, there are a number of options. charter a private superyacht There is an extra fee.
For bookings or questions, visit Pelorus Travel’s website.
