Crossing continents is the quest of this voyage, departing Lisbon. Yet, although we’ll leave the capital of Portugal far behind, our first port is one of the country’s outposts, Madeira, now garlanded with lilies and passion flowers thanks to its mild climate. A day at sea delivers us to the Azores for more Portuguese culture, the possibility of an invigorating hike, and some whale-watching. Four days at sea allows lots of time to slip into cruise life and enjoy all the ship has to offer. Then Antigua emerges on the horizon. Bask on one of its many beaches before we hop across the Caribbean, visiting Tortola in the British Virgin Islands to snorkel with the sea turtles, and Puerto Rico to stroll the pretty pastel-colored streets of San Juan. Last chance to indulge in the spa or lounge around the pool, as we take the scenic route to our final stop, Fort Lauderdale.

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Discover the world&#39;s last colonial empire, turned bustling cosmopolitan city. Lisbon has dozens of Moorish castles, pastel buildings, and white sand beaches to explore. This Atlantic-coast city perfectly encapsulates Mediterranean charm with its wine, food, and architecture.

Funchal is a picturesque city on the island of Madeira, Portugal, known for its stunning natural beauty, botanic gardens, charming old town, and lively markets. The sub-tropical island of Madeira was the favored retreat of Sir Winston Churchill – a blissful island wonderland of rugged mountains, colorful flowers and ornate architecture. Once ashore, enjoy browsing through local shops that boast an array of intricate embroidery, vibrant tapestries and detailed wickerwork. Sample the famed Madeira wine while relaxing in one of the island&#39;s numerous cafés.

Monte, situated about 1600 feet above Funchal, has been a favorite destination for visitors to Madeira since the late 19th Century. Its tropical gardens, cooler climate, peaceful environment, and splendid views used to be reached by a steam railway, constructed especially to transport cruise liner passengers up the hillside from Funchal. Although the railway ceased operations in 1939, you can now relive this iconic journey by cable car. Your adventure begins in the old part of town, where you&#39;ll board the cable car. Thirty-nine cabins, each accommodating seven passengers, can transport an impressive 800 people per hour. The inclined route, spanning 10,500 feet and taking 15 to 25 minutes, ascends a remarkable 1,902 feet vertically.&nbsp; This magical journey is a symphony of vibrant colors and photogenic vistas. As it sweeps over the Old Town and crosses Ribeira de Joao Gomes, gaze out onto the azure sea, Funchal&#39;s picturesque bay, and the red-roofed houses. This cable car voyage offers the ultimate opportunity to appreciate Madeira&#39;s natural beauty, geography, and topography. If you&#39;re looking for an adrenaline rush, you can descend from Monte to Livramento on the renowned basket sledges known as 'toboggans'. This form of transport started in the early 19th Century when Monte locals used them as a quick means of transportation to Funchal. The Toboggans are driven down the steep roads by two runners dressed in white and wearing straw boaters. The descent from Monte to Livramento is just over a mile long and takes about 10 minutes to complete, with speeds reaching nearly 20 mph! To complete your experience, you&#39;ll reach the Pico dos Barcelos viewpoint, which offers a stunning panorama encompassing Funchal city, the bay, the harbor, and the encircling hills. Finally, you&#39;ll return to the port, concluding your bird&#39;s eye view of Madeira.

Monte is situated about 1600 feet above Funchal; its tropical gardens, cooler climate, peaceful environment, and splendid views have long been a draw for visitors. Your experience starts with taking the cable car from the old town for a magical journey of vivid colors and expansive vistas, offering the ultimate way to appreciate Madeira&#39;s natural beauty and geography. For thrill-seekers, traditional toboggan sledges offer an exhilarating descent from Monte to Livramento. Conclude your exploration with fabulous panoramic views from Pico dos Barcelos.

Monte Cable Car & Toboggan

Leaving the pier, the tour takes you out towards the eastern borders of Funchal to the Botanical Gardens, one of the best examples of Madeiran landscaped gardens. Situated in the grounds of a former private house, the gardens are host to a profusion of plants and flowers, from all parts of the world, which thrive in the island&rsquo;s temperate climate. There is an herbarium, as well as terraces and greenhouses with many rare and indigenous plants. The gardens provide an excellent view over Funchal, so bring your cameras! After a visit to these gardens the next stop will be at the cable car station for your ride to the village of Monte. Enjoy the scenic and panoramic views over the Valley of Joao Gomes River before reaching the viewpoint at Barbosas Square in Monte. &nbsp; &nbsp; The village of Monte (1,677 ft./550 m), is world known for its many fine properties and gardens, perched on a hill above Funchal; its twin towered Church (18th century) is a landmark throughout the city. &nbsp;In the centre of the high altar of the Church stands the statue of Our Lady of Monte (circa 15 century), credited with being the source of many miracles, also inside you will find the tomb of Charles I, last Emperor of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, who died in exile n Madeira in 1922. From here, you return back to port.

Starting at the pier, you&#39;ll have a short drive to reach Funchal&#39;s Botanical Gardens, one of the best examples of Madeiran landscaped gardens. These splendid gardens are set in the grounds of a former private residence and feature a profusion of plants and flowers from around the world, thriving in the island&#39;s temperate climate. Spanning about 350 acres, the gardens boast over 2,000 exotic plants of different forms and colors. The government-owned gardens are a serene leisure destination and a center for science and culture. There are five main areas to discover and explore, including Indigenous and endemic plants; the Tree Garden featuring plants from ecologically opposed areas of the Earth; Succulents, Tropical/Cultivated/Aromatic/Medicinal - and Loiro Park, home to some of the most exotic and rare birds from around the world. The next stop is the cable car station for your ride to the village of Monte. Enjoy the scenic and panoramic views as you pass over the Valley of Joao Gomes River before reaching the viewpoint at Barbosas Square in Monte. &nbsp;

Monte & Botanical Gardens

Discover the natural beauty of Madeira as you embark on a journey through its stunning landscapes and picturesque villages.&nbsp; Your adventure begins just a short distance from Funchal in Camara de Lobos, a charming fishing town, the first settlement established by Joao Goncalves Zarco, the navigator who discovered Madeira. Look out for Xavelhas, traditional fishing boats bobbing about in the blue waters; they give the bay a special charm.&nbsp; The area around Camara de Lobos is one of the island&#39;s most important areas for viniculture. As the road starts to climb, the lush banana plantations gradually give way to grapevines and small terraced vineyards can be seen etched into the mountainsides. The route continues along the south coast, leading to the breathtaking Ribeira Brava, which lies at the edge of the deep ravine, and then onto Sao Vicente via Encumeada. The north coast offers spectacular views of the sea against the scarped landscape.&nbsp; The coast road brings you to Porto Moniz, renowned for its lava-formed seawater swimming pools. Stopping here for a delicious lunch, you will also have some free time to explore this unique setting. After lunch, the journey turns inland, climbing to nearly 5,000 feet to the Paul da Serra plateau. Often referred to as the 'roof of Madeira', this plateau boasts a starkly contrasting landscape reminiscent of moorland, a stark departure from the lush vegetation that characterizes the rest of the island. Crossing this dramatic plateau, your tour gently descends to the coastal village of Ponta do Sol, which means point of the sun and is known to be the sunniest municipality on the island. If you want to take a great photo of the village head to the jetty, and you won&#39;t be disappointed. The return leg along the south coast will use a series of tunnels, making for a more direct and comfortable journey back to Funchal.

Enjoy a panoramic tour of the west of Madeira, starting near Funchal in C&acirc;mara de Lobos, an absolutely charming, working fishing town with an important history; the first settlement in Malta was established here in 1420. See the banana plantations yield to terraced vineyards as the road begins to climb, taking the south coast to Ribeira Brava and onwards to Sao Vicente via Encumeada, offering stunning views of the sea against rugged cliffs. Discover Porto Moniz&#39;s natural seawater pools before ascending to the Paul da Serra plateau, dubbed the 'roof of Madeira,' with moorland vistas. Descend to the sunny coastal village of Ponta do Sol before returning to Funchal on a more route using tunnels.

Enchanting West Madeira

Spend a full day discovering east Madeira; having left the pier, get a quick look at the city center before climbing to Monte, with its impressive views. From there, you&#39;ll head towards the central mountain range, crossing the Poiso Pass to Pico do Arieiro, the island&#39;s third-highest peak, at just under 6000 feet, offers spectacular views on a clear day.&nbsp; Stopping at Ribeiro Frio, visit a beautiful trout hatchery. Trout are freshwater fish, and here, their pretty stone pools are constantly refreshed by the natural levada water, all laid out within attractive grounds. &nbsp;From here, enjoy a leisurely walk to Balcoes, the perfect short trail for a small adventure with incredible views of the biggest peaks on Madeira. Walk through the Laurisilva forest, a rare and ancient forest that is millions of years old and contains a wealth of biological diversity. Descend through Faial to the village of Santana, famous for the traditional houses with thatched roofs and densely planted vineyards. Here, you can visit the organic vineyards of 'Quinta do Furao', before being served a delicious lunch. Later, enjoy a short stop in Porto da Cruz, home to one of Madeira&#39;s last remaining sugar cane mills since 1927 and producer of white rum, the staple ingredient of the island&#39;s famous Poncha cocktail.&nbsp; Pass through the Machico valley to Ponta do Garajau, famous for its 45-foot-high Art Deco statue, 'Cristo Rei', predating the statue in Rio. Standing high above the ocean in the village of Garajau, it offers panoramic views of Funchal and the Natural Park of Garajau. Finally, you&#39;ll return to Funchal and your ship.

Experience the beauty of eastern Madeira with an exclusive full-day discovery. Passing through the city center, ascend to Monte before heading through the central mountain range, passing Poiso Pass to reach Pico do Arieiro, which offers stunning vistas on clear days. Visit Ribeiro Frio to see a trout hatchery and walk to Balc&otilde;es through the ancient Laurisilva forest. Descend to Santana, where you can explore 'Quinta do Furao' organic vineyards and enjoy lunch. Stop off in Porto da Cruz, home to a historic sugar cane mill and white rum production. Pass through Machico Valley to reach Ponta do Garajau, home to the 45-foot-high Art Deco statue 'Cristo Rei' and panoramic views of Funchal and the Natural Park of Garajau.

Traditional East Madeira

Join this walking tour through Funchal, led by a passionate and qualified local guide, featuring seven food-tasting locations carefully chosen to highlight Madeira&#39;s best regional flavors. A perfect harmony of culture, history, and sweet and sour flavors! &nbsp; Discover the best traditional pastries in town, and taste Madeira&#39;s famous cake made with sugar cane honey, traditional spices, and freshly baked bread.&nbsp; Try tasty traditional pork in wine and garlic sandwiches, grilled Portuguese sausage 'chorizo', the local fish, 'Espada' might look ugly, but the black scabbard fish dish is unquestionably one of Madeira&#39;s iconic dishes, and it&#39;s absolutely delicious, as is succulent fresh grilled Tuna.&nbsp; Thanks to the island&#39;s subtropical climate and fertile soil, discover the island&#39;s many exotic fruits in the local farmer&#39;s market, drink Madeira wine and local beer, and end with the island&#39;s famous cocktail, a 'Poncha'. You will get to know the local culture, restaurants most frequented by the locals, and the stories behind the local dishes in a very relaxed way. This is an interactive culinary experience, so don&#39;t forget to bring your appetite along! Vegetarian and non-alcoholic options are available.

Guided by a passionate local expert experience, seven thoughtfully selected food-tasting stops reveal the rich regional flavors of Madeira while immersing yourself in the culture and history of the island. Sample the city&#39;s finest traditional pastries and savor the renowned Madeira cake. Enjoy tasting typical dishes from pork in wine and garlic, grilled 'chorizo,' and black scabbard fish, an undisputed emblem of Madeira&#39;s cuisine. Visit the local farmer&#39;s market, indulge in Madeira wine and local beer, and conclude your gastronomic adventure with the iconic 'Poncha' cocktail. This immersive experience provides insights into local culture and allows you to eat like a local, sharing the stories behind each delectable dish in a relaxed, interactive atmosphere. Vegetarian and non-alcoholic options are available to accommodate all preferences.

Foodie & Cultural Walking Tour

Board 4x4 jeeps for your Madeira Island adventure as you leave the city behind and head into the interior of the island towards the valley of 'Serra de Agua'. You&#39;ll be treated to an absolutely stunning panoramic view as the road climbs to the Encumeada Pass, 3280 feet above sea level. A photo stop at this fantastic vantage point will allow you to capture the breathtaking vistas stretching across the northern and southern coastlines, encompassing the picturesque Ribeira Brava and Sao Vicente valleys. Your experience continues as the road descends into the UNESCO-listed Laurissilva forest, a unique subtropical forest preserved for millions of years, a living fossil. Lush vegetation, including various laurel tree species, mosses, ferns, and endemic species, makes it a valuable ecological treasure. Once you get to the remote north side of the forest, you will explore off-road tracks, the open-roofed Land Rovers offer a genuine feeling of adventure. Your final destination is the captivating Northern vineyards of Madeira, where you can join a wine tasting of selected local wines and delectable tapas, providing a genuine taste of Madeira&#39;s culinary and viticultural traditions.

Board 4x4 jeeps for your Madeira Island adventure as you leave the city behind and head into the interior of the island towards the valley of 'Serra de Agua'. You&#39;ll be treated to an absolutely stunning panoramic view as the road climbs to the Encumeada Pass, 3280 feet above sea level. A photo stop at this fantastic vantage point will allow you to capture the breathtaking vistas stretching across the northern and southern coastlines, encompassing the picturesque Ribeira Brava and Sao Vicente valleys.&nbsp; Your experience continues as the road descends into the UNESCO-listed Laurissilva forest, a unique subtropical forest preserved for millions of years, a living fossil. Lush vegetation, including various laurel tree species, mosses, ferns, and endemic species, makes it a valuable ecological treasure. Once you get to the remote north side of the forest, you will explore off-road tracks, the open-roofed Land Rovers offer a genuine feeling of adventure. Your final destination is the captivating Northern vineyards of Madeira, where you can join a wine tasting of selected local wines and delectable tapas, providing a genuine taste of Madeira&#39;s culinary and viticultural traditions.

Laurissilva Forest (UNESCO World Heritage) by 4x4

Your excursion begins with a scenic drive to the picturesque Vale Paraiso, where you start walking, following the Levada da Serra do Faial, a century-old engineering marvel. This is an easy walk, mostly on level ground, toward Camacha, a village some 2300 feet above sea level. Your walk, surrounded by lush forest, will take about one and a half hours. Levadas, from the Portuguese word 'levar' whic means to carry, are irrigation canals - an essential, elaborate, and iconic feature of Madeira, spanning over 500 miles. These canals bring water from the high mountain regions down to the fields and villages below. The history of these levadas dates back to the 16th century; their creation required strenuous labor as they were hand-dug, and enslaved people often carried out this work. Reaching Camacha, one of the largest inland villages on the island and renowned for its wickerwork, enjoy refreshments before continuing to Rochao, where you will start your return journey to your ship.

Your excursion begins with a scenic drive to Vale Paraiso, where you&#39;ll follow the Levada da Serra do Faial, a century-old irrigation canal, on a leisurely walk through lush forests. Levadas are a miracle of engineering and were built through strenuous labor, often by enslaved individuals. After reaching Camachaa, a charming town known for wickerwork, enjoy refreshments before returning to your ship from Rochao.

Levada Walk in Vale Paraiso

Set off on a fascinating experience looking for whales and dolphins accompanied by a team of marine biologists who are there to share their extensive knowledge and passion for marine mammals. Heading out to carefully selected locations where dolphin and whale sightings are most frequent, the onboard marine biologists will provide valuable insights into the identification and behavior of these fascinating creatures.&nbsp; Up to 28 different whale and dolphin species are regularly sighted in Madeira waters, so your chances of spotting bottlenose dolphins, pilot whales, sperm whales, and spotted dolphins are quite high. The real magic happens when you spot these playful marine animals gracefully surfacing for a breath of air. If luck is on your side, you might even glimpse sea turtles, Risso&#39;s dolphins, beaked whales, and orcas. Have your cameras at the ready! When you are not scanning the vast Atlantic Ocean, turn to admire beautiful views of Madeira&#39;s rugged and breathtaking coastline. The island&#39;s dramatic cliffs and lush landscapes make for a stunning backdrop

Embark on an enthralling whale and dolphin watching experience, guided by passionate marine biologists eager to share their expertise. Journey to carefully chosen locations known for frequent dolphin and whale sightings. Madeira&#39;s waters host up to 28 whale and dolphin species, making it highly likely to encounter bottlenose dolphins, pilot whales, sperm whales, and spotted dolphins.. Enjoy captivating views of Madeira&#39;s dramatic coastline in between wildlife sightings.

Whale & Dolphin Watching by Rib Boat

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

Private Half-Day Car & English-Speaking Guide

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Private Full-Day Car & English-Speaking Guide

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

Private Half-Day Van & English-Speaking Guide

Private Full-Day Van & English-Speaking Guide

From the quayside, on your ADA vehicle, pass through the center of Funchal before climbing steeply out of town along a winding road from which there are spectacular views over the harbor. Pass through the village of Monte (1,677ft/550m), and then up through eucalyptus and mimosa trees to Terreiro da Luta (2,670ft/876m). Continuing a steady climb, mountain views begin to open out just before reaching Poiso Pass (4,308ft/1413m). From here, on a clear day you can see the summit of Pico do Arieiro (5,937ft/1818m), the third highest peak on the island. Continuing, road winds round and stops at 'Santo da Serra Golf' in the village of Santo da Serra, where tea or coffee and a piece of cake will be served. The road then continues down towards the village of Machico before returning along the coast back to the pier.

This experience is exclusive to guests who are wheelchair bound. Enjoy this panoramic experience to give you an overview of the Island. Pass through the village of Monte, and then up through eucalyptus and mimosa trees to Terreiro da Luta. Continuing a steady climb, mountain views begin to open out just before reaching Poiso Pass. On a clear day you can see the summit of Pico do Arieiro, the third highest peak on the island. Continuing, road winds round and stops at 'Santo da Serra Golf' in the village of Santo da Serra, where tea or coffee and a piece of cake will be served. The road then continues down towards the village of Machico before returning along the coast back to the pier.

ADA Accessible -  Panoramic Madeira

Leaving the port pass through the centre of Funchal before climbing steeply out of town along a winding road offering spectacular views over the harbor.Continue through the village of Monte (1,677ft/550m), and then up through eucalyptus and mimosa trees to Terreiro da Luta (2,670ft/876m) for a photo stop. A monument dedicated to Our Lady of Peace to commemorate the end of the World War I and it incorporates the anchor chains from the sunken German ships that bombed Madeira in 1916. Continuing a steady climb, mountain views begin to open out just before reaching Poiso Pass (4,308ft/1413m). From here on a clear day, you can see the summit of Pico do Arieiro (5,937ft/1818m), the third highest peak on the island and continue where the road will take you to the 'Santo da Serra Golf Course' in the village of Santo da Serra, where tea and a piece of cake will be served. The road then continues down stopping at the viewpoint of Camões Pequeno to enjoy a view over Machico valley.The tour then returns to Funchal and back to the pier.

Enjoy a relaxed and scenic journey through Madeira, with stunning scenery and little walking.

Charming Madeira

This is a tour which takes you around Funchal&#39;s most beautiful sights and historic spots so don&#39;t forget to bring your camera!Leaving the port travel north-west to Pico dos Barcelos to admire the stunning views of Funchal and the southern coast.Continue along the winding road which offers spectacular views en route to Eira do Serrado. Here a short ascent on an easy path leads to the summit of Pico do Serrado (about 3,000 feet). There are superb views of Madeira&#39;s highest peaks and the Curral das Freiras village below, a hamlet so remote that the Santa Clara Convent Nuns used it as an escape from the pirate raids of the 16th century. Here you will get the opportunity to taste Madeira Honey cake and “Ginja” liqueur.Continue to Ponta do Garajau which is famous for the statue of Christ the Redeemer that stands there, looking out at sea with outstretched arms as well as its beautiful views over Funchal and the Natural Park of Garajau.Returning back to Funchal along the old road which offers extensive views of Funchal harbour and once in town pass through the embroidery factory, the local market “Mercado dos Lavradores”, where an infinite variety of tropical fruits, vegetables, flowers, fish, regional articles, etc. are sold daily, the Autonomy Square, the São Lourenço Palace and along the main avenue as you are taken back to port.

Explore Funchal&#39;s highlights on this scenic tour. Visit Pico dos Barcelos for stunning views, then head to Eira do Serrado for a panoramic look at the mountains and Curral das Freiras village. Sample local treats before continuing to Ponta do Garajau to see the Christ the Redeemer statue and ocean vistas. Finish with a drive through Funchal&#39;s historic center before returning to the port.

Fascinating Views & Crater

Striking, atmospheric and delightfully unspoilt, the streets of the Azorean capital are lined with historic mansions and houses, blazing white against the cobalt sky, edged and decorated with traditional black basalt stone. A fantastic destination for wildlife lovers, in spring and summer boats head out of here each morning to spot the dolphins, whales, and sea turtles making their way through the Atlantic waters. But the city&#39;s three lush botanic gardens, beautiful Azulejo tiling in the ornate churches, and shorefront boardwalk lined with boutiques and restaurants, makes it ideal to visit at any time of year.

Don&#39;t be fooled by Horta&#39;s isolated location in the Atlantic on the Azorean island of Faial – for centuries, this fascinating city has seen many come and go, playing host to sailors of every stripe, from intrepid explorers to pleasure seekers and naval seamen. The historic tangle of streets, which winds around former merchants&#39; houses and statuesque churches, bookended in time by the 16th-century defensive walls and the gleaming contemporary marina, is perfect for exploring on foot. Horta&#39;s rich, seafaring heritage is best experienced with a sunset GT at the world-famous Peter Café Sport – a bar that has been welcoming sailors to the island since 1918.

St. John&#39;s, the capital city of Antigua and Barbuda, is a vibrant and culturally rich destination nestled in the heart of the Caribbean. With its picturesque harbor, historic landmarks, and lively atmosphere, St. John&#39;s offers visitors a diverse array of experiences. The cityscape is defined by its pastel-colored buildings adorned with intricate colonial architecture, creating a charming backdrop for exploration. As you wander through the streets, you&#39;ll encounter bustling markets, quaint boutiques, and inviting cafes serving up local delicacies. One of the highlights of St. John&#39;s is its historic sites, including the iconic St. John&#39;s Cathedral, a masterpiece of English Baroque architecture, and the ruins of Fort James, which offer panoramic views of the coastline. The Museum of Antigua and Barbuda provides insight into the island&#39;s rich history and culture, showcasing artifacts and exhibits spanning centuries. For those seeking relaxation, St. John&#39;s boasts stunning beaches with powdery white sands and crystal-clear waters. Dickenson Bay and Runaway Bay are popular spots for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports such as snorkeling and sailing.

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Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of stingrays on a wildlife first half day adventure.

Stingray Encounter

Explore Antigua&#39;s historical highlights and natural beauty on this half-day panoramic tour. Travel through pretty Caribbean villages past the magnificent view of Falmouth Harbour through to English Harbour and Nelson&#39;s Dockyard.The 300 year old dockyard was once the base for the English naval squadron and is the only working Georgian dockyard in the world. Descend and explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site with a National Park Guide on a short, informative walking tour through exploring restored buildings and soaking up the island&#39;s unique atmosphere. Continue with an independent exploration of the dockyard, museum, art gallery, gift shop, and boutiques, then regroup to explore Blockhouse Ruins an historic military structure built in the 18th century by the British to defend against potential invasions. The fort offers stunning panoramic views. The final stop is former signal station, Shirley Heights Lookout, which offers a commanding view of the Atlantic Ocean and picture-perfect view of Nelson&#39;s Dockyard and English Harbour. Return through a picturesque landscape to the ship.

A gentle walking and panoramic tour of Antigua&#39;s colourful past and present with visits to English Harbour, including the famed Nelson&#39;s Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Blockhouse Ruins and Shirley Height&#39;s Lookout.

Amazing Antigua

After meeting the guide at the port, relax during the approximate 15 minute transfer to Parham Harbour. Board our boat for a thrilling ride through the North Sound, viewing many small islands offshore and mangroves before arriving at the stunning Great Bird Island, a 20-acre islet lying almost three kilometres north-east of Antigua.Snorkel in crystal-clear waters with expert guides, or simply relax on the powdery white sands. A short hike from the boat will take you to the other side of the island. Relax or take a guided hike to the hilltop for breathtaking views and keep an eye out for whales, sea turtles, and exotic birds. This eco-paradise is home to rare wildlife, including the harmless Antiguan Racer snake. A delicious Caribbean lunch on the beach is included, before cruising back to Parham Harbour and returning to your ship.

Snorkel, hike, and discover paradise on one of Antigua&#39;s top rated snorkeling spots.

Great Bird Eco Adventure & Snorkel

Start your day by with an approximate 25 minute drive in an air-conditioned minibus to Sting Ray City on Antigua&#39;s east coast. A 10 minute skiff boat ride will take you to a crystal-clear open lagoon filled with friendly stingrays. Here you will have the unique opportunity to meet, feed, and swim among harmless stingrays in the shallow, calm waters. The stingrays are not contained and remain in their natural habitat (they just know when it&#39;s feeding time). Continue the adventure with a scenic boat ride to secluded Laviscount Island, where we&#39;ll spend the morning exploring the island&#39;s pristine beaches, swimming in turquoise waters, or snorkeling amidst the marine life. Savor a delicious lunch and open bar all day where you can enjoy beers, rum punch, fruit punch, water, and soft drinks while taking in breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea. In the afternoon, walk to the tortoise sanctuary to meet the world&#39;s oldest animal, the Aldabra tortoise. Some of these graceful creatures weigh over 600 pounds and are at least 200 years old. Conclude your day with the return boat ride back to the port.

An unforgettable island escape that is the prefect mix of fun in the sun and wildlife discovery.

Magnificent Private Island Escape & Lunch

<p style='margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: normal; tab-stops: 28.0pt 56.0pt 84.0pt 112.0pt 140.0pt 168.0pt 196.0pt 224.0pt 3.5in 280.0pt 308.0pt 336.0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none; text-autospace: none;' data-mce-style='margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: normal; tab-stops: 28.0pt 56.0pt 84.0pt 112.0pt 140.0pt 168.0pt 196.0pt 224.0pt 3.5in 280.0pt 308.0pt 336.0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none; text-autospace: none;'>Kickstart the day with a scenic drive through Antigua&#39;s vibrant countryside, experiencing local life firsthand as we drive to our first destination, UNESCO World Heritage-listed Nelson&#39;s Dockyard. Built in 1725, the dockyard served as the base for the English naval squadron patrolling the West Indies. As you enter this historic park, the only working Georgian dockyard in the world, you are met by your National Park&#39;s Guide, who leads you on a short, informative walking tour through the dockyard with its beautifully restored buildings, detailed plaques, and many points of interest.<p style='margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: normal; tab-stops: 28.0pt 56.0pt 84.0pt 112.0pt 140.0pt 168.0pt 196.0pt 224.0pt 3.5in 280.0pt 308.0pt 336.0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none; text-autospace: none;' data-mce-style='margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: normal; tab-stops: 28.0pt 56.0pt 84.0pt 112.0pt 140.0pt 168.0pt 196.0pt 224.0pt 3.5in 280.0pt 308.0pt 336.0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none; text-autospace: none;'>Afterwards there is some free time for exploring the area independently, before continuing the journey with a scenic drive through Antigua&#39;s Fig Tree Rainforest to the island&#39;s south west Caribbean Sea Coast and Jolly Harbour. Here we will join a thrilling catamaran cruise along Antigua&#39;s stunning coastline, where you can discover local landmarks, hidden beaches, and luxurious resorts. Wear your swimwear in case there&#39;s an opportunity to enjoy a refreshing swim.<p style='margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: normal; tab-stops: 28.0pt 56.0pt 84.0pt 112.0pt 140.0pt 168.0pt 196.0pt 224.0pt 3.5in 280.0pt 308.0pt 336.0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none; text-autospace: none;' data-mce-style='margin-bottom: 0in; line-height: normal; tab-stops: 28.0pt 56.0pt 84.0pt 112.0pt 140.0pt 168.0pt 196.0pt 224.0pt 3.5in 280.0pt 308.0pt 336.0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none; text-autospace: none;'>Savor a delicious Caribbean lunch with an open bar while enjoying the refreshing sea breeze, then return to the port.

Set sail on a full-day adventure to explore Antigua&#39;s traditions, culture, and history, by land and sea.

Antigua By Sea And Land

&#39;Pilot&#39; your own 2 seater Automatic CF Moto buggy and take a ride on the wild side with an exciting Buggys tour! Perfect for off-road adventure lovers, this 4x4 action-packed excursion showcases all that Antigua has to offer.Take off in an intimate group with a friendly and informative guide, who will be lead driver and feel like a true explorer in one of our 2-seat off-road Buggies.After a short walk from the pier your air conditioned transfer will whisk you to the buggy base in Jennings, some 20 minutes away. Here your friendly and knowledgeable guide will welcome you. After your orientation it&#39;s time to take the wheel and heading across the island, you&#39;ll visit Antigua&#39;s best scenic spots and sights. The customized 4-wheel drive route starts through dirt tracks through the rural areas to beautiful Green Castle area and Bendals. Fresh breezes, sounds of the birds chirping and stunning views of lush green gardens, all in peaceful tranquillity--you&#39;ve never taken a buggy tour like this!Continuing on, your next stop will be at a picturesque and an unspoilt Antiguan beach on the south-west coast. Here you we will have a short stop for a drink whilerelaxing bythe edge of this great beach. Choose to laze or swim, and soak up the sunshine before your adventure winds to an end.On the way back, the scenery will continue to amaze you as you journey slowly to Jennings. Your transportation will be waiting for your return to your ship.

Experience the thrill of driving a buggy through Antigua&#39;s rugged terrain.

Antigua Buggy Adventure

<div>Elevate your journey with our exclusive helicopter transfer aboard the state-of-the-art luxury Airbus EC130 helicopter. Experience unparalleled comfort and convenience as you soar through the skies, witnessing breathtaking 360-degree views en route to your final destination: Barbuda.</div><div>Indulge in an unforgettable culinary journey with our Nobu Barbuda Master Sushi Class, set against the breathtaking backdrop of the world-renowned Princess Diana White Sand Beach. This exclusive tour offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the ancient art of sushi making while soaking in the serene beauty of the Caribbean.</div><div>Your adventure begins with a brief introduction to the fascinating world of sushi, led by our expert sushi chefs. Master the art of cooking sushi rice to perfection and unleash your creativity as you learn the art of crafting sushi rolls using only the freshest, highest quality ingredients.</div><div>Take in the panoramic views of the tranquil turquoise Caribbean Sea, the same breathtaking vista that Princess Diana herself once enjoyed with her young sons, William and Harry. Feel the gentle sea breeze and listen to the soothing sound of waves lapping against the shore, creating the perfect ambiance for this unforgettable culinary experience.</div><div>Whether you&#39;re a seasoned sushi aficionado or a curious beginner, our Nobu Barbuda Master Sushi Class promises to delight your senses and leave you with a newfound appreciation. Join us for an unforgettable journey of taste, culture, and natural beauty on the pristine shores of Barbuda&#39;s most iconic beach.</div>

A 360 degree view of the pristine shores of Barbuda, with a breathtaking view of Princess Diana Beach while you have an exclusive class with a master chief to perfect the art of crafting sushi rolls.

Heli-flight to Barbuda & Nobu Master Sushi Class

<div>A truly comprehensive tour with 2 fantastic stops!</div><div> </div><div>Explore Antigua&#39;s colourful past and present on a guided tour that travels from the island&#39;s quaint northern capital, St John&#39;s, through the heart of the island, Antigua&#39;s tropical countryside, everyday picturesque village life and calm, rolling hills through Antigua&#39;s rainforest and on to a white sand beach.</div><div> </div><div>Board your unique Tuk Tuk open sided transportation with your dedicated driver/guide for a narrated drive from St John&#39;s to Antigua&#39;s rainforest. Make a stop to sample some local fruit before driving through Antigua lush and green rainforest area en route to your 60 minutes beach stop.</div><div> </div><div>Time to unwind and take in the white sand beach and Caribbean Sea. Relax in your reserved sun chair and umbrella, simply stroll along the beach or take a ‘cool down&#39; swim in the Caribbean Sea, before continuing your journey along the coastal road, past beaches and village life back to St John&#39;s.</div><div> </div><div>Refreshments include banana bread, rum punch, fruit juices and water.</div><div> </div><div>Don&#39;t forget your camera, swimwear, a towel and sun cream!</div>

An opportunity to enjoy sightseeing from the open air comfort of a Tuk Tuk through Antigua Rainforest Co., stopping for local fruit tasting and on to one of Antigua&#39;s white sand beaches.

TUK TUK Rainforest & Beach

Join us for an unforgettable day of relaxation and luxury at a 5-star hotel in Antigua, all-inclusive for your enjoyment. Enjoy a private transfer to Carlisle Bay Resort, where you&#39;ll be greeted with a refreshing drink and cold towel before being escorted to your own private beach lounger, complete with complimentary water bottles and towels. Upon arrival, an experienced guide will provide you with all the details about the tour, location, facilities, and return times.Spend your day unwinding by the beach or in the crystal-clear Caribbean waters, enjoying a variety of non-motorized water sports such as sailing, paddleboarding, and canoeing. For lunch, indulge in a three-course meal at one of the resort&#39;s exquisite restaurants, whether it&#39;s the open-air Indigo on the Beach, the poolside Ottimo! with its wood-fired pizzas, or the Caribbean-inspired Jetty Grill with fresh seafood and stunning bay views.In the afternoon, take a leisurely stroll along the white sand beaches, browse exclusive items at the Bay Boutique, or enjoy a rejuvenating 1-hour signature massage at the CARA Organic Beauty Spa (spa treatments are included and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Treatments may be fully booked if attempting to book on the day of, and are not guaranteed; therefore, it is highly recommended to arrange them in advance.)Wrap up your day with afternoon tea served at your lounger before your transportation returns you to the ship.

Enjoy a luxurious all-inclusive day at the 5-star Carlisle Bay resort in Antigua. You&#39;ll be welcomed with a refreshing drink and cold towel. Relax on your private beach lounger or enjoy non-motorized water sports like sailing and paddleboarding. Savor a three-course lunch at one of three beachfront restaurants. Indulge in spa treatments, explore the boutique, or play tennis before unwinding with afternoon tea by the beach.

Carlisle Bay Beach Retreat

Join us for an all-inclusive day of relaxation at the 4-star Galley Bay Resort Antigua. Begin with an approximate 20 minute transfer to this intimate Caribbean hideaway, known for its stunning tropical gardens and a three-quarter-mile white sand beach. Your experienced guide will provide tour details and stay with you throughout the day, offering assistance as needed.At the resort, unwind on the beach, swim in the clear Caribbean Sea, or enjoy complimentary non-motorized water sports like windsurfing, snorkeling, and kayaking. The resort, named among TripAdvisor&#39;s 'Top 100 Resorts of the World' and 'Top 10 Best Resorts for Romance in the Caribbean,' offers access to sun loungers, umbrellas, a pool, refreshing drinks, and a delicious lunch. You can also play tennis or explore the beautiful surroundings.Stroll along the beach, capture beautiful memories with photos, or simply relax and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere. After your leisurely day in paradise, transportation will be ready to take you back to the ship, leaving you refreshed and rejuvenated.

Enjoy a relaxing, all-inclusive day at the 4-star Galley Bay Resort in Antigua, nestled amid 40 acres of tropical gardens. Begin with a 20 minute transfer through the scenic Antiguan countryside. Once there, unwind on the resort&#39;s stunning white sand beach, swim in the Caribbean Sea, or try complimentary non-motorized water sports. The resort offers facilities like beach loungers, umbrellas, a pool, and a delicious lunch.

Beach Retreat at Galley Bay

Welcome to the capital city of the British Virgin Islands… its Main Street lined with colonial-era buildings painted in shades of pastel with colorful shutters and delicate wood trim. Trek through the rain-forested Mount Sage National Park for sweeping views, or play on spectacular white sand beaches with names like Smuggler&#39;s Cove and Cane Garden Bay (immortalized in Jimmy Buffet&#39;s “Mañana”).

The rocky shoreline at the southwestern tip of Virgin Gorda is epic. More commonly known as “The Baths,” the massive granite boulders formed by volcanic eruptions create a network of caves that hide white sand beaches and secret rock pools. Take the short cruise from the ship through the Sir Francis Drake Channel, then drive to the popular destination for a half day of exploratory fun, climbing over boulders (some of which are over 40 feet in diameter) and crawling through interconnecting caves. The visit is guided by a series of steps and rope handrails that guide explorers along a trail through the boulders from the beach to the sandy expanse at Devil&#39;s Bay. Look out for the triangular pathway called The Cathedral. As lights reflect off the boulders, it creates a stained-glass result; the resounding acoustics as you stand under the triangle are fantastic. Return via a pathway, stopping to look at the sweeping vistas of the Camanoe Islands on the way.

Get ready for a half day of exploratory fun at Virgin Gorda&#39;s “Baths”, climbing over 40-foot boulders, crawling through caves, and relaxing in warm sunlit pools.

The Baths at Virgin Gorda

Relax, recharge, and reboot on Jost Van Dyke, a little island with a big personality. It may only take up four sq miles in the Caribbean Sea, but its reputation has spread thousands of miles beyond, thanks to rock stars such as Jimmy Buffett and Keith Richards making it famous in the late 1960s.Take the short drive to White Bay Beach (rumored to be the inspiration behind Robert Louis Stevenson&#39;s Treasure Island) for two hours of island living. Do as much or as little as you please: relax on a complimentary sun lounger, swim alongside schools of tropical fish, or purchase the renowned signature cocktail, “Painkiller” at the iconic Soggy Dollar Bar.' Despite White Bay&#39;s fame, it remains an unspoiled oasis of crystal-clear turquoise waters and blindingly white sand, making it a perfect place to unwind.

With crystal-clear turquoise waters and blindingly white sand, White Bay Beach on Jost Van Dyke is the perfect place to unwind. Spend two hours in this island paradise and do as much or as little as you please: relax on a complimentary sun lounger, swim alongside schools of tropical fish, or purchase a drink at the iconic Soggy Dollar Bar, renowned for its signature cocktail, 'the Painkiller.'

Escape to Jost Van Dyke

Legend has it that the waters around Norman Island are full of pirate treasure. The area is perhaps the most famous in the Caribbean: Blackbeard is said to have left many spoils in the surrounding caves, and Robert Louis Stevenson immortalized the area in 'Treasure Island.'Now it&#39;s your turn to become a treasure hunter on this half-day swimming and snorkeling excursion to Treasure Point, one of the best snorkel spots around the island.Embark the boat for a 1-hour journey to the first snorkeling site. On arrival at the cave, crew will assist with a mask, snorkel, and snorkel vest, ensuring complete comfort and safety. Dive into the crystal-clear waters and explore the two large and one small cave, filled with vibrant orange cup coral and red sponge formations. Swim and dive alongside schools of yellow tails, blue tangs, and sergeant majors, and other exotic marine life.Reboard the boat and relocate to the second snorkel site for more underwater adventures amid exceptionally clear waters teeming with kaleidoscopic sea life.End the experience with a refreshing punch and light snack on the return trip.

Become a treasure hunter on this half-day swimming and snorkeling excursion to Norman Island, famed for its pirate history and inspiration for 'Treasure Island.'

Tortola Snorkel

Whizz, zip, and fly over the treetops on the original Virgin canopy tour.Set off for a scenic half-hour drive through Road Town along the famous Ridge Road. The road is famed for its breathtaking views at dizzying heights, with farms and highland Caribbean settlements dotting the landscape. Upon arrival, and after a full safety briefing, gear up and start the tour. For the next hour, immerse yourself in lush vegetation, abundant tropical birds, and flowers. This is a gentle, easy-going experience with plenty of stops, each offering ample opportunities to soak in the jaw-dropping views of Tortola and the islands surrounding the British Virgin Islands.Returning to base for refreshments and relaxation, taking in more million-dollar views before getting ready for the drive back.

Whizz, zip, and fly over the treetops on the original Virgin canopy tour.

Tortola Canopy Zipline

This scenic drive climbs high into the hills surrounding Road Town. Tortola is quite mountainous, and on a clear day, panoramic views of the island, the neighboring British Virgin Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands stretch out before you.Taking Ridge Road, which winds along the mountainous peaks that make up the island&#39;s spine, look down on villages and mountains in the island&#39;s interior. There are great views, and it is an exciting and adventurous drive over the narrow, steep roads. The driver will stop at selected vantage points, each one more breathtakingly beautiful than the last.After approximately 50 minutes, arrive at Cane Garden Bay Beach on the other side of the mountains.Spend the next hour on the silky stretch of beach. Take a dip in the exceptionally calm waters or relax in your complimentary beach chair while sipping a refreshing non-alcoholic fruit drink on the house. Restaurants, bars, and shops are steps from the beach for anything else.Snorkeling at Cane Garden Bay is stupendous. The local coral just off the shore is teeming with colorful fish native to the British Virgin Islands.Relaxed and refreshed, return to Road Town.

Spend some time on the silky sands of Cane Garden Bay on a scenic drive and beach excursion.

Tortola Highlights

Live the thrill of zipping along the Caribbean coastline on this exciting half-day RIB tour of Tortola. Discover coves, cliffs, and dramatic rock formations from the sea&#39;s unique vantage point.Traveling first north to the Atlantic side of the island, look out for stunning views of other Virgin Islands, including Virgin Gorda, St. Johns, and Beef Island. Pass under the iconic Queen Elizabeth Bridge, which links Beef Island to Tortola, then swoop south to the Caribbean Sea to discover unchartered bays and beaches. Moor for a one-hour rest at Smuggler&#39;s Cove. Swim, relax, and explore one of Tortola&#39;s best beaches, which is blessed with glorious clear water and lively marine life.Hop back on board and enjoy the trip back, admiring the hillside homes of Tortola on the way.

Experience the thrill of zipping along the coastline to discover amazing coves, dramatic cliffs, and rock formations in this half-day RIB tour of Tortola.

Circle Tortola RIB Adventure & Beach

Maximize your exploration of the beautiful British Virgin Islands on an exhilarating high-speed RIB ride. Leaving the port in your wake, head to the Caves, one of the Tortola&#39;s best snorkeling sites. Slip into the warm waters to see the vast array of whimsical marine life that lives under the waves.Hop back on board the RIB, traveling past the iconic Indian rock formation on your way to Peter Island. Along the way, duck into the cove at Norman Island, where Willy T&#39;s famous floating bar is anchored.Continue the underwater discovery at Peter Island, looking for turtles and stingrays in the crystal-clear waters.The final stop is secluded White Bay. Swim from the RIB to the shore for a short exploration of the lovely beach, then finish your adventure with a fun ride back to the ship.

Hit the reset button on this high-speed RIB ride along Tortola&#39;s coast. Stop off at two snorkel sites and explore the shores of White Bay, one of the BVI&#39;s loveliest beaches.

Peter Island, Caves & Snorkel Rib Ride

Begin with a short drive to Nanny Cay. Once the mandatory safety briefings have been completed, jump into a Wrangler Jeep, for the exciting drive along the James Walter Francis Highway. The Jeep is ideal for negotiating the rugged Tortolan landscape.Continue along the island&#39;s rugged west coast to secluded Smuggler&#39;s Beach, passing by stunning views of neighboring US Virgin Islands, including Peter, Norman, and St. John&#39;s on the way. The off-the-beaten-path beach is beautifully authentic, with a relaxed atmosphere, fewer people, and some of the clearest waters of the Caribbean. Stroll along the shore, bask in the sun, snorkel the shallow reef, or sip a refreshing drink at the local bar.After soaking in the beauty of Smuggler&#39;s Beach, it&#39;s back in the Jeep for a drive through Long Bay to Cane Garden Bay and a short visit of the historic Callwood Rum Distillery.Finally, drive up to Sky World, 1,300 feet above sea level and one of the highest points on the island. Jaw-dropping 360-degree views of the British Virgin Islands are guaranteed.

Take the adventure off road and get your adrenaline pumping with this self-drive jeep and beach excursion.

4x4 Off-Road Adventure & Beach

Rich in history, La Fortaleza is the oldest governor&#39;s mansion in the western hemisphere; be sure to see the mahogany clock which stopped in time when the last Spanish governor of Puerto Rico struck it with his sword on his way out, heralding the last moment of Spanish rule in the New World.

A gentle walking and scenic drive through New San Juan, the Golden Mile Banking District toward Old San Juan.Depart the pier for a 90-minute transfer toward Old San Juan. Drive into 500 years of history of the colonial city, home to the San Juan National Historic Site; the UNESCO World Heritage Site houses buildings dating from the 16th century, including the San Felipe del Morro and San Cristóbal fortresses within the old city walls. Disembark the transport for an inspiring 60-minute independent visit.Continue your exploring at Plaza Colon and through the rest of Old San Juan&#39;s beautiful architecture and colonial buildings. Brightly colored houses line cobblestone streets and shady plazas, alongside cool cocktail bars and renowned Caribbean fusion restaurants, perfect for an authentic taste of the city.

A gentle walking and scenic drive discovering Old San Juan&#39;s UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with its beautiful architecture, colonial buildings, brightly colored houses, and shady plazas.

Old San Juan & New San Juan and San Cristobal Castle

Explore Puerto Rico&#39;s El Yunque Rain Forest with a nature hike and scenic drive. The adventure begins at El Portal Visitor Center, where a talk on the forest&#39;s ecosystem and native plants sets the stage. Next, set out on an invigorating one-hour hike through the lush trails of through the rainforest. As you journey deeper into this tropical paradise, discover the vibrant flora and fauna that make this rainforest so unique.Afterward, enjoy some relaxation during the drive to Yakahu Tower. Four types of forest can be seen from the 69-foot tower: Colorado, Tabonuco with its irregular white-leaved Yagrumos, Palm on the steep slopes, and Cloud Forest on the ridges. On a clear day, the coastline and the Virgin Islands over 10 miles away are visible.

A full-day nature hike and scenic drive in the El Yunque Rain Forest, exploring the forest&#39;s ecosystem and jaw-dropping views.

El Yunque Rain Forest

Discover San Juan&#39;s beautiful architecture on an energetic cycle tour of the city&#39;s hotspots. Start by cycling past the Capitol of Puerto Rico, a majestic marble building with stunning Atlantic Ocean views. Riding next along the massive walls of San Cristobal fort, enter the colonial district via vibrant San Francisco Street, one of the city&#39;s main drags. Pass century-old buildings leading to Plaza de Armas, San Juan City Hall, and the Department of State.Challenge yourself with an uphill ride on Calle San Jose to the iconic cobblestone street, San Sebastian, famous for its bars, restaurants, and annual festival. Pause at Plaza del Quinto Centenario for a refreshing break and a welcome rest. Continue to San Felipe del Morro fort, riding on pathways with alongside stunning ocean views.Finally, pass La Casa Blanca and Santa Catalina Palace, the oldest Governor&#39;s mansion still used in the USA. Walk your bike along Paseo del Morro to Raices Fountain, a beautiful monument to Puerto Rico&#39;s Taino, African, and Spanish heritage, and then return to the ship.

An energetic cycle ride through Old San Juan, exploring historic landmarks, vibrant streets, and stunning ocean views, and underscored by a narration of the city&#39;s rich cultural heritage.

Old San Juan Bicycle Adventure

Celebrate Puerto Rico&#39;s Taino culture, African roots, and Spanish heritage with a tasty tour of its cuisine.Learn all the secrets of Puerto Rico&#39;s gastronomic heritage with a half-day foodie excursion. Taste island delicacies, including freshly caught fish, locally seasoned pork, traditional rice and beans, fritters, and more, by supporting several local businesses in Old San Juan restaurants that use local, sustainability-sourced ingredients. Unlike most tasting tours, the portions here are substantial, allowing for more than just a bite-sized idea of the local cuisine.No foodie experience in Puerto Rico would be complete without a cocktail. Throughout the experience, sip on various rum-based cocktails, each representing one of the island&#39;s classic or current trends.

Celebrate Puerto Rico&#39;s Taino culture, African roots, and Spanish heritage with a tasty tour of its cuisine.

Spoon Culinary Experience

Get truly off the beaten on an exhilarating caving and body rafting adventure.The adventure begins with a 60-minute scenic drive through magnificent Karst and limestone landscape. During the drive, learn how the subtropical weather has shaped the island&#39;s geology. Once on site, a certified wilderness first responder conducts a safety briefing. Equipped with state-of-the-art gear, including US Coast Guard-approved life jackets, helmets, and knee pads, the first responder hikes down a Taino Indian trail as the guide shares fascinating stories of the Taino Indian life and culture.The adrenaline surges next. Descend into wild caverns, marveling at fantastic stalactite and stalagmite formations to discover a hidden underground world that remains a secret to most tourists.After the cavern exploration, float down the river through canyons while body rafting with the guide in the lead to ensure your comfort and safety. The adventure ends with rest, relaxation, and refreshment at a small traditional mountain cottage.

Get truly off the beaten on an exhilarating caving and body rafting adventure..

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Known as the `Venice of America,` Fort Lauderdale is to Miami, what poetry is to prose. Despite the two cities being only 30 miles apart, there is a world of difference between them. With its stunning beaches, thriving arts, and culture scene, and picturesque waterways, Fort Lauderdale offers a perfect blend of relaxation and excitement. Visitors can soak up the sun on the pristine white sands of Fort Lauderdale Beach, explore the arty, independent boutiques and restaurants along Las Olas Boulevard, or take a scenic boat tour through the city&#39;s intricate network of canals. The city also boasts a diverse range of attractions, including world-class museums, lush parks, and bustling nightlife.

Tivoli Avenida Liberdade Lisboa is located in central Lisbon in Portugal, ideally situated close to Avenida da Liberdade and the districts of Bairro Alto and Principe Real. The rooms and suites at the hotel are thoughtfully equipped with a private bar, safe, iron and ironing board, LCD TV and complimentary Wi-Fi. The hotel boasts a trendy restaurant called Cervejaria Liberdade, where guests can savour delicious seafood dishes. At the rooftop bar, guests can unwind and drink refreshing cocktails. Other hotel amenities include a spa with six treatment rooms, a sauna and fitness facilities.

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