Set sail from Bridgetown in Barbados for a fun island-hopping trip around the Caribbean. Our first stop is St. Vincent to explore its lush interior, then we’ll be wowed by the dramatic landscape of Saint Lucia, and in charming Guadeloupe we'll discover palm trees and pain au chocolat. Montserrat’s black-sand beaches beckon followed by the pretty harbor of Road Town in Tortola, before leisurely days at sea sailing to Fort Lauderdale. Next, we encounter the turquoise waters around George Town in Grand Cayman, a favorite haunt of snorkelers and divers; the laid-back vibe of Jamaica’s Montego Bay; and Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic, one of the oldest cities in the Caribbean. There's still more to come – lively San Juan in Puerto Rico, French-flavored Marigot in St. Martin – before we return to Bridgetown.

Escape into the blissful tranquility of island time to play on sandy white beaches, discover legendary ruins and swim in the very turquoise waters that have enchanted explorers, sailors and travelers for centuries.

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Barbados is sun-drenched beaches, clear blue-green waters and cool trade winds. Its capital is a UNESCO treasure and inland you&#39;ll see lovingly preserved plantation houses, lush sugar cane fields and fragrant gardens. Reminders of former British rule abound, from cricket fields to Lord Nelson&#39;s statue and the original Trafalgar Square. Don&#39;t miss Bridgetown&#39;s bustling Careenage and the shops on Broad Street, which offer deals on luxury imports from Britain.

A gem-like strand of 32 islands, of which only nine are inhabited, St. Vincent and the Grenadines is among the most idyllic and least touristy of all the Caribbean island nations. At 18 miles long, St. Vincent is the largest isle, regarded for its black-sand beaches and sky-blue waters - paradise for leisure sailors and a wonderland for scuba divers and snorkelers. The imposing, still-active La Soufriere volcano and its surrounding waterfalls and rainforest make St. Vincent a haven for eco-adventures with exceptional hiking trails and a spectacular Botanical Garden - the Caribbean&#39;s oldest. In the capital city of Kingstown, cobblestone streets lined with arched stone doorways and magnificent churches recall both French and British colonization, as Fort Charlotte overlooks the city from its perch 600 feet above the sea.

Begin your journey with a scenic drive to one of St. Vincent&#39;s crown jewels—the St. Vincent Botanical Gardens, the oldest botanical garden in the Western Hemisphere. Stroll through vibrant displays of exotic tropical flora while your guide shares the garden&#39;s rich history and conservation efforts. Keep an eye out for the island&#39;s protected national parrot, the colorful Amazona guildingii, a rare and treasured species.Next, head up to Dorsetshire Hill, a charming village offering panoramic views of the island&#39;s south coast and the glimmering Grenadine islands. Then continue to the breathtaking Belmont Lookout, where you&#39;ll gaze across the fertile Mesopotamia Valley, known as the island&#39;s “breadbasket” for its abundant agriculture.On the way back to port, pause for a refreshing local drink and one final stop at Cane Garden Lookout, offering a postcard-worthy view of your ship nestled in the harbor—an ideal end to a day of island discovery.

Drive through the historic 'City of Arches' to explore the oldest botanical gardens in the Western Hemisphere. Take in sweeping views of Kingstown and the Grenadine islands from a hilltop of cultural significance. Journey inland to the lush Mesopotamia Valley—St. Vincent&#39;s agricultural heartland—before ending your tour with a refreshing local drink and a panoramic view of your ship from above.

Scenic Vistas & Botanical Wonders

Set off on a scenic cruise along the rugged leeward coast of St. Vincent, where dramatic cliffs, lush coconut plantations, and charming coastal communities line the Caribbean Sea. Keep your camera ready for panoramic views, including the island&#39;s towering volcano in the distance.Step ashore for a relaxing walk on a therapeutic black sand beach, where locals believe simply walking barefoot offers healing benefits. Feel the contrast of the warm sand under your feet before cooling off with a refreshing dip in the ocean.After your rejuvenating beach stop, hop back on board, get comfortable, and sip on St. Vincent&#39;s famous rum punch as you cruise back toward Kingstown, soaking in the sun and sea breeze.

Cruise along St. Vincent&#39;s rugged leeward coast, walk barefoot on a black sand beach believed to have healing powers, and enjoy a refreshing swim and island rum punch on your return.

Black Sand & Coastal Views: A Leeward Cruise

Get ready to indulge in the vibrant flavors of St. Vincent and the Grenadines on this one-of-a-kind culinary experience! This flavorful journey combines local culture, history, and cuisine with stops at three of the island&#39;s most iconic dining locations: Cobblestone Inn, The Grenadines House, and Young Island Resort.Begin your tour at Cobblestone Inn, a historic gem in the heart of Kingstown, where traditional Caribbean dishes are served in a setting steeped in charm. Enjoy the warm hospitality and savor the authentic Vincentian flavors that have delighted locals and travelers for years.Next, head to The Grenadines House, where laid-back elegance meets island gourmet. With sweeping views of the harbor and neighboring islands, this stylish venue offers a refined dining experience paired with a touch of relaxed Caribbean ambiance.Finally, set sail across a short channel to Young Island Resort, just 19 yards off the coast. Here, you&#39;ll enjoy a beachfront meal featuring tropical cocktails and locally inspired dishes in a tranquil, picturesque setting. Cap off the experience with a sweet island dessert and soak in the stunning views of the coastline—a perfect ending to a rich and delicious day.

Savor the best of St. Vincent&#39;s culinary scene on this delicious three-stop tasting tour—from historic Kingstown to a beachfront island resort.

Taste of St. Vincent

Set out on a scenic drive through the capital of Kingstown and along the picturesque Leeward Highway, passing through small, vibrant villages. Your destination is the Vermont Nature Trail—part of a 10,870-acre rainforest reserve established in 1987 to protect the habitat of the endemic St. Vincent Parrot (Amazona guildingii), a rare and colorful national treasure.Follow the Parrot Lookout Trail, a 1¾-mile (approximately 2.8 km) route that winds through cultivated fields, forest plantations, and lush rainforest. Along the way, your guide will point out various species of birds, plants, and other wildlife, offering a true immersion in the island&#39;s natural wonders. With some luck, you may spot the elusive St. Vincent Parrot flying overhead or perched in the canopy.After your hike, unwind at a local tropical bush bar and enjoy a hearty, plant-based meal made from locally sourced ingredients. Savor the flavors of St. Vincent in a relaxed, rustic setting before heading back to Kingstown with memories of rainforest beauty and island hospitality.

Hike through lush rainforest on the Vermont Nature Trail in search of the rare St. Vincent Parrot, then enjoy a hearty vegan meal at a tropical bush bar.

Vermont Valley Hike & Local Vegan Cuisine

Embark on a scenic cruise along the picturesque south coast of St. Vincent and arrive at the tranquil Young Island Cut, gateway to a lush private island resort. After stepping ashore, enjoy a leisurely guided hike through tropical gardens and gently sloping trails. From the summit, take in breathtaking panoramic views of Fort Duvernette, the charming town of Calliaqua, and the distant Grenadine Islands.Following your hike, relax at the resort&#39;s bar with a refreshing tropical fruit punch. Then, get ready for a vibrant aquatic adventure—slip into the warm Caribbean Sea for a guided snorkel along the coastline of this exclusive island. Discover the diverse marine life that thrives in the clear waters surrounding the resort before cruising back to Kingstown with unforgettable memories of island beauty both above and below the surface.

Cruise along St. Vincent&#39;s stunning south coast to Young Island, where you&#39;ll embark on a gentle hike with panoramic views of the Grenadines and Fort Duvernette. After enjoying a refreshing fruit punch at the resort, dive into the crystal-clear waters for a snorkel adventure, exploring vibrant marine life around this private island paradise.

Young Island & Snorkel Discovery

Stunning and dramatic, the emerald green Pitons rise from azure waters on this magical isle of quaint bays and lush landscapes and delightful strains of Creole.

Soar over St. Lucia and the stunning Pitons, St. Lucia&#39;s most famous landmark, on this stunning flightseeing tour.Take off over Castries Harbor to fly along St. Lucia&#39;s beautiful west shoreline, following down to circle over picturesque Marigot Bay. Continue south to Soufriere, where the Pitons rise directly from the sea to the sky. Return via the island&#39;s inland to view St. Lucia&#39;s volcanic hot springs and tropical rainforest.This shore excursion is a fantastic experience for those who want to view St Lucia from a new vantage point.

Take an unforgettable helicopter tour over Castries Harbor and along the beautiful West shoreline of St. Lucia.

Heli Flight Seeing Marigot Bay & Pitons

The day kicks off with an open-back Jeep ride to the charming fishing village of Anse La Raye, winding past banana plantations and lush tropical landscapes. Upon arrival, after a short safety briefing, guests will gear up with helmets and bikes for a guided cycling adventure covering approximately 2 miles (3.35 km). Ride through the heart of the village, pausing to admire historic buildings and traditional homes, before continuing along a scenic country road. The trail then traces the edge of a forest, with stops along the way to observe the island&#39;s unique flora and fauna up close.

Experience an open back 4x4 Jeep tour, scenic biking, a visit to one of the island&#39;s fishing villages, and a hike to a picturesque waterfall.

Jeep,  Bike & Waterfall Adventure

The Caribbean is renowned for its beautiful beaches, and St. Lucia is no exception.Spend a half-day unwinding on one of St. Lucia&#39;s gorgeous golden stretches of sand. Take some time to do things your own pace, whether taking a dip or relaxing in a lounge chair, or simply catching up with your reading in the shade.A buffet lunch and a selection of beverages is included, provided at the Bay Garden Beach Resort . Taste a variety of local and international fare, including fresh salads, grilled seafood, tropical fruits, and tasty desserts. Meals are taken under a shaded area, underscored by the soothing sounds of the waves in the background.This perfect day of sun, sea, and good food promises a memorable and relaxing experience.

Spend the morning unwinding on one of St. Lucia&#39;s golden sand beaches, followed by a buffet lunch at the Bay Garden Beach Resort .

Beach Time at Reduit Beach in St. Lucia

Take a short drive to The Iyanola Apiculture Collective, a not-for-profit organization that supports beekeepers in St Lucia and the Caribbean. The Collective strives to develop ecologically sound, symbiotic relationships with nature, supporting forest conservation while expanding the local honey industry.Upon arrival at the center, an experienced beekeeper will welcome you and briefly describe the history of beekeeping in St Lucia. The talk is a fun and interesting way to learn about bees, honey, and the strategies used on the island to save this importnat, endangered insect.From a safe observation room, watch the beekeeper in his full protective wear interact with the bees in the hive. Taste a spoonful of exotic Black Mangrove honey from Iyanola&#39;s world-renowned Ramsar site before making a candle from natural beeswax. Refreshing beverages and snacks are available, including honey mead, local herbal teas, pancakes, and delicious savory honey biscuits.

Visit The Iyanola Apiculture Collective to learn about beekeeping in St Lucia. Enjoy a beekeeping demo, sample local honey, make a beeswax candle, and taste a honey based snack.

Sweet Honey Bee Tour

Discover St. Lucia&#39;s vibrant artistry on this immersive cultural experience.Begin with a scenic drive through Castries, stopping at the Morne viewpoint for stunning harbor views. At Howelton Estate, watch a live batik demonstration and browse handmade creations.Next, visit the charming Pink Plantation House, where breathtaking views complement hand-painted ceramics and silk-screened designs by local artist Michelle Elliot. Enjoy locally made refreshments before continuing to Eudovic&#39;s Art Studio.There, master sculptor Mr. Eudovic and his team showcase their incredible woodcarving skills. Admire their intricate works and perhaps take home a unique piece.Conclude with a relaxing drive back to Castries Harbor, filled with memories of St. Lucia&#39;s artistic beauty.

Discover St. Lucia&#39;s artistic heritage on this immersive tour. Visit Castries&#39; iconic landmarks before heading to Howelton Estate to explore silk-screened fabrics and local crafts. Conclude at Eudovic&#39;s Art Studio, where master artisans bring wood to life through intricate carvings.

St. Lucia&#39;s Artistic Soul

From Castries harbor, transfer to a local beach for a safety briefing and instructions, then glide off towards Pigeon Island in your kayak! Paddle past stunning scenery towards Gros Islet, a fishing village on the island&#39;s northern side, before arriving at Pigeon Island. Refresh with a complimentary drink and snack, then engage in various activities. Water babies might enjoy kayaking, swimming, and snorkeling to see the kaleidoscopic fish life, while land lovers can walk through the dense tropical forest to view the ruins of military buildings from the battles between the French and British, or climb to the top of Fort Rodney for a spectacular view of the island, then paddle back to the harbor.

Paddle to the fantastic beaches and heritage sites of Pigeon Island National Park on this fun and exciting adventure.

Kayaking to Pigeon Island

Take a culinary adventure through Rodney Bay. Savor a diverse range of dishes, from traditional Saint Lucian fare to international delights, prepared with local flair. Stroll through the vibrant village, sampling five delectable small plates accompanied by refreshing beverages. Interact with passionate chefs and learn about the island&#39;s rich culinary heritage. This immersive experience combines food, culture, and exploration for an unforgettable taste of St. Lucia.

An immersive experience that combines food, culture, and exploration for an unforgettable taste of St. Lucia.

Castries Culinary Walking Tour

This paradise archipelago of the French West Indies is the perfect place for those looking for perfect tropical weather, verdant landscapes and a serene atmosphere. Its small and charming coves feel like having your own private beach, although you can also visit the island&#39;s only town of Le Bourg for a more active experience in this laid-back dream.

This tour visits the most important historical site on Guadeloupe&#39;s miniature archipelago of Les Saintes. Perched 400 feet above Les Saintes Bay, Fort Napoleon offers superb views of Les Saintes, Dominica, Guadeloupe, and Marie-Galante. If nothing else, it is worth visiting Terre-de-Haut for the sweeping Caribbean views alone.Fort Napoleon was initially named Fort Louis. It was destroyed by British forces in 1809 and rebuilt in 1867 when it was named after Napoleon III. However, the fort was never used in battle and was instead used as a prison. Today, it is a museum dedicated to the Saintes&#39; history, culture, and environment.Explore the Fort Napoleon exhibition on the building&#39;s two floors in small guided groups. If time allows, walk around the botanical gardens afterward. The Jardin Exotique Du Fort Napoleon specializes in native succulent plants and is home to many friendly iguanas.A selection of locally made snacks is served in the fort before returning.

Visit Fort Napoleon, Guadaloupe&#39;s most important historical site, on this half-day tour. Perched 400 feet above Les Saintes Bay, Fort Napoleon offers absolutely stunning Caribbean vistas and is worth a trip for the views alone. History enthusiasts will love learning the facts of the 1782 battle of Les Saintes, which is documented in exacting detail inside the fort.

Treasures of Fort Napoleon

Discover the natural beauty of Les Saintes from a truly unique perspective on this eco-friendly kayaking adventure. After a short transfer to the kayak base, receive a thorough safety briefing from your experienced guide. Then set off across the calm, turquoise waters of Les Saintes Bay—considered one of the most beautiful bays in the world.Your clear-bottom kayak offers a window into the vibrant marine world below. As you paddle along the coastline, marvel at colorful tropical fish, delicate corals, and other marine life visible beneath you in the crystal-clear water.Throughout the journey, your guide will share insights about the region&#39;s natural history and marine ecosystem, adding depth to your serene experience.After returning to shore, unwind with a refreshing local cocktail and soak in the tropical ambiance before heading back to the pier.

Experience the magic of Les Saintes Bay as you glide over its crystal-clear waters in a transparent kayak. With each stroke, peer into a vibrant underwater world teeming with colorful corals and tropical fish. This eco-adventure offers an unforgettable window into the island&#39;s thriving marine life.

Blue Kayaking Escape

Foodies will love this gastronomic odyssey at Terre-de-Haut Island&#39;s Saintes Bay, lauded by UNESCO as among the world&#39;s most stunning bays.Led by an expert guide, delve into a mouthwatering fusion of French gastronomy and Caribbean flavors. Sample tropical fruit-infused punches and Creole-spiced foie gras, then savor smoked fish, one of the local delicacies. Wash this down with some of the region&#39;s finest Caribbean rum, before ending the meal with coffee and chocolates.Relax on Pain de Sucre Beach, named after Rio de Janeiro&#39;s Sugar Loaf, soaking in the Caribbean&#39;s beauty.

This culinary excursion promises an unforgettable journey into the flavors and landscapes of the Caribbean.

Culinary Treasures of Guadeloupe

Experience the natural beauty of Terre-de-Haut on a guided hike at Mount Morel, offering a unique perspective of the island as you discover areas off the beaten track for a truly authentic experience.&nbsp; Admire the panoramic vistas stretching across Les Saintes, listed by UNESCO as one of the most beautiful bays in the world, and the uninterrupted view of the islands of La Dominique and Marie-Galante. While part of the trail is challenging, with a steep descent over rocky terrain, you are amply rewarded with incredible scenery, flourishing cacti, and fragrant frangipani trees, making for plenty of photo opportunities as you descend to Pompierre Beach. Shaded by coconut palms, the beach is half a mile long of fine sand and sheltered from the trade winds by the Roches Perc&eacute;es, it&#39;s the perfect place to observe the island&#39;s iguanas.

Admire jaw-dropping, uninterrupted views stretching across Les Saintes on this challenging yet rewarding half-day hike. Les Saintes Bay is listed by UNESCO as one of the most beautiful bays in the world, so you&#39;re definitely in for a treat.

Hike in Terre-de-Haut

Spend an unforgettable half-day in the Les Saintes archipelago on this half-day boat trip and snorkeling break.This excursion offers a pleasant three-hour escapade at sea in the Saintes archipelago, including a snorkeling break in the magnificent transparent waters of Anse Fidelin. This superb, well-protected cove has a beautiful seabed on the east side and is home to corals, gorgonians, and abundant marine wildlife, including octopus and lobster. Swim and dive alongside schools of tropical fish and perhaps even a sea turtle or two, then come up for air and relax onboard with light refreshments before returning to the ship.

Spend an unforgettable half-day in the Les Saintes archipelago and boat trip and snorkeling break.

Les Saintes Archipelago Snorkeling Safari

High above the turquoise waters of Les Saintes, nestled in the gentle embrace of nature, lies the tranquil Hurlevent Hotel — a peaceful sanctuary with panoramic views of the bay and the colorful village of Terre-de-Haut. Here, you&#39;ll step into a world of calm and clarity as you take part in an uplifting yoga session in a setting that feels worlds away.Surrounded by tropical greenery and cooled by the ocean breeze, your open-air yoga space invites you to stretch, breathe, and flow with the rhythm of the sea. With the endless blue horizon as your backdrop, each movement becomes a moment of connection — to yourself, to the earth, and to the present.Whether you&#39;re a seasoned yogi or a curious beginner, this experience is about more than just poses — it&#39;s a journey into stillness and harmony. As birdsong mixes with the sound of distant waves, allow the energy of Les Saintes to gently restore and renew your spirit. It&#39;s not just yoga — it&#39;s a peaceful escape where wellness and nature blend in perfect balance.

Find your inner calm high above the Caribbean in a serene open-air yoga session at Hurlevent Hotel. Surrounded by nature and panoramic sea views, this peaceful escape blends movement, mindfulness, and breathtaking beauty.

Cliffside Yoga at Hurlevent Hotel

Plymouth, once the capital of Montserrat, offers stunning natural beauty, including lush landscapes and scenic coastlines. This is one of the Caribbean&#39;s lesser visited islands, and as an uncommon island, visitors can expect a warm welcome. However, the Soufrière Hills volcano&#39;s eruptions in the 1990s and ongoing volcanic activity have significantly impacted the island&#39;s infrastructure and specific areas, and today, Plymouth stands as a haunting testament to the volcanic eruptions that rocked the island. In the 1990s, the Soufrière Hills volcano&#39;s activity led to the city&#39;s abandonment and destruction, and the capital was relocated to Brades, leaving Plymouth an exclusion zone. Don&#39;t let that put you off; however, the island has been open to tourism since 2021 and offers one of the most authentic Caribbean experiences in the archipelago.&nbsp;

Hop aboard our comfortable and well-equipped boat for a scenic ride along the coast. As you cruise towards Rendezvous Bay, take in breathtaking views of the coastline and learn about the island&#39;s history and ecology from your guide. &nbsp;You will be provided with snorkel gear, including masks, fins, snorkels, and life vests and perform a safety briefing and demonstration. Your guide will lead you to the best spots, pointing out coral formations, tropical fish, and other sea creatures.&nbsp; After your snorkel adventure, relax and unwind on the sands of Rendezvous Bay. This tranquil beach is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or simply strolling along the shoreline. Reluctantly leave the beach behind as you board the boat to return to the ship, taking in the coastal scenery one last time. &nbsp;Please note that snorkeling equipment is provided, but you are welcome to bring your own if you prefer.

Explore an unspoiled underwater paradise and unwind on the pristine sands of Rendezvous Bay during this unforgettable snorkeling adventure. This guided tour promises an exciting time &nbsp;filled with underwater exploration, marine life encounters, and 1.5 hours of pure relaxation on one of Montserrat&#39;s most unspoilt beaches

Beautiful Rendezvous Bay Beach and Snorkel

After a short drive to the heliport and after a safety briefing, you will be ready for takeoff! Your fully pilot-narrated tour will have you soaring over your cruise ship, before skimming the sparkling turquoise waters across to the magnificent island of Montserrat. You&rsquo;ll fly above Little Bay, getting a rare aerial view of your cruise ship as you glide out beyond the harbour. &nbsp;There you&#39;ll ascend over lush, untouched hills, all while a tasteful instrumental soundtrack is played through your headset, completely immersing you in the experience. You&#39;ll make your way along the southeastern coastline and from a safe distance, view the awe-inspiring Soufri&egrave;re Hills Volcano, rising to an impressive 3,000 feet. As you continue to fly along the coastline, you will see the Tar River Gorge and deltas, a reminder of the pyroclastic flows that once surged through this area leaving total destruction in its path. From your vantage point, view massive destruction as your flight goes past abandoned villages, the previous location of the WH Bramble Airport, extensive pyroclastic flows, boulders the size of large homes ejected from the volcano and the charred remains of the former capital, Plymouth - now mostly buried under 40 feet of ash. Your flight around Montserrat will provide continuous rarely found viewpoints of the power of Mother Nature.&nbsp; As you depart the Emerald Isle you will fly over the picturesque Atlantic Ocean to Antigua, with views on a clear day of surrounding islands, don&#39;t forget to lookout for sea life on your flight. Sea turtles are most common, but Humpback and Sperm Whale sightings can happen as well! As you reach the coast of Antigua, enjoy unparalleled views of Antigua&rsquo;s best sights, all while skimming the pristine turquoise waters surrounding the island&rsquo;s white, powdery 365 beaches. As you leave the shore, you&#39;ll experience the island&#39;s beauty with a bird&rsquo;s eye view of its sparkling azure waters. See every majestic beach, sprawling Cades Reef, and outlying islands Jumby Bay, Prickly Pear Island, Green Island, Bird Island as you soar along the coast. Ascend through the lush interior, taking in every notable landmark on the way, including the famous Sugar mills which still dot the island. Catch a rare overhead glimpse of the magnificent superyachts anchored in Falmouth Harbour before continuing your aerial tour of historic English Harbour. You&rsquo;ll fly above the world-famous Shirley&rsquo;s Heights Lookout and Nelson&rsquo;s Dockyard, both part of Antigua&#39;s UNESCO World Heritage Site. See more of Antigua and Montserrat on this 75-minute flight than most will see during their entire vacation!&nbsp; &nbsp;

Unique, aerial adventure allows you to witness the breathtaking beauty of the &ldquo;Emerald Isle&rdquo; of Montserrat and Antigua &ndash; renowned for its 365 beaches, all from the safety and climate-controlled comfort of a state-of-the-art luxury Airbus EC130 helicopter.&nbsp; These aircraft have raised, stadium-style seating, and no rear-facing seats or partitions to block your view, along with almost entirely glass cabins. Guests have great visibility from every seat, so make sure to bring your camera for this once-in-a-lifetime experience!&nbsp;

Emerald Isle Aerial Adventure

Your adventure begins with a relaxing coastal cruise along the Montserrat coastline admiring lovely homes and stunning geologic features as you go by. Your knowledgeable guide will point out areas of interest to you on route, as you duck into coves and beaches before arriving at bays that were affected by the pyroclastic flows that completely changed the landscape forever. Before arriving outside Plymouth, take in views of the Soufriere Hills volcano and panoramic vistas of the pyroclastic flows and viewing remnants of Plymouth and the surrounding areas that will leave you in awe of the magnitude of the devastation experienced during the pyroclastic flows. Marvel at the barren landscape left behind by the deep accumulation of volcanic ash and volcanic gases, and listen to survival stories from your knowledgeable guide.

Join us on a scenic and informative cruise to Plymouth and view the destruction the capital experienced &nbsp;from your powered catamaran

Coastal Cruise to Plymouth

Experience the captivating beauty, rich history, and geological wonders of Montserrat on our Jack Boy Hill and Scenic Drive Tour. This journey will take you on a picturesque adventure, offering breathtaking views of quaint villages, volcanic landscapes, and the dramatic aftermath of the Soufri&egrave;re Hills Volcano eruption. Explore the eastern side of the island, delve into its history and culture, and hear fascinating stories about the volcano&#39;s profound impact. You will embark on a leisurely drive through Montserrat&#39;s charming villages and lush countryside. Ensure you have your camera ready to capture the stunning vistas along the way. Your guide will share captivating stories about the island&#39;s history, culture, and the impact of the Soufri&egrave;re Hills Volcano eruption in 1995. Marvel at the resilience of the local community as you witness how they&#39;ve adapted and rebuilt. Throughout the drive, we will make a few stops at carefully selected viewpoints. These vantage points offer panoramic views of the island, providing excellent photo opportunities. Admire the dramatic coastline, emerald hills, and picturesque villages nestled amidst nature&#39;s beauty. You will then visit the highlight vista at Jack Boy Hill, where you&#39;ll witness the awe-inspiring sight of the Soufri&egrave;re Hills Volcano. Your guide will explain the geological forces at play and the devastating impact of the pyroclastic flows that covered the island&#39;s main airport. You&#39;ll gain a deep understanding of the volcano&#39;s ongoing activity and its influence on the local way of life. You will leave Jack Boy Hill to return to your ship, taking in the final glimpses of Montserrat&#39;s natural beauty and the communities that call it home. &nbsp;

Experience the captivating beauty, rich history, and geological wonders of Montserrat on our Jack Boy Hill and Scenic Drive Tour&nbsp;

Jack Boy Hill and Scenic Drive

Take a captivating journey through the heart of Montserrat, an island that has been forever shaped by the towering presence of the Soufriere Hills volcano. You will take a 20-minute drive to the Montserrat Volcano Observatory, the nerve center responsible for monitoring this formidable natural force 24 hours a day. At the Observatory, you&#39;ll gain insight into their efforts, and understand how it earned the title of the most heavily monitored volcano in the world. You will view a documentary that follows story of the Soufriere Hills volcano during its most active phase and gain a deeper understanding of the volcano&rsquo;s impact on the country and it&rsquo;s people. Next, you will journey to the hauntingly preserved ruins of Plymouth, once the vibrant capital of Montserrat. This &#39;Buried City&#39; now lies beneath over 40 feet of volcanic ash, frozen in time since the eruption. Traverse the eerie streets of Plymouth as your knowledgeable driver-guide points out former places of interest and share tales of how this city once thrived, boasting a lifestyle ahead of its time among Caribbean islands.

Discover the captivating story of Montserrat&#39;s as you explore the Montserrat Volcano Observatory and the &#39;Buried City&#39; of Plymouth, and gain a deeper understanding of the island&#39;s spirit&nbsp;

The Buried City and The Observatory

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

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.

Nestled along the Caribbean&#39;s azure embrace, George Town beckons with its tropical charm. Crystal clear waters hide vibrant coral reefs, promising psychadelic underwater life for snorklers. Long ribbons of white sandy beaches are flanked by palm trees and promise hours of endless, enviable relaxation. Gran Cayman is Caribbean is truly a Caribbean ideal, pastel buildings dot the waterfront, hosting a fusion of Caribbean delights and international flavors, so find a cafe or bar, order a local rum punch and imbibe in a bit of Cayman culture. But it is not all fun in the sun, George Town is the hub of the island&#39;s thriving financial district, which give this island an edge over its neighbours. George Town weaves a tapestry of sun-soaked days, reggae-infused memories, and the timeless allure of island life.

Explore Georgetown&#39;s rich heritage on a guided walking tour and mixology lesson.Stroll past historic landmarks en route to Grand Cayman&#39;s National Art Gallery and its stunning Sculpture Garden. Established in 1996, NGCI is a vibrant arts organization that seeks to fulfill its mission through exhibitions, artist residencies, education/outreach programs, and research projects featuring local and international artists since 1996.Once you&#39;ve explored the exhibitions, discover the sculpture garden, then perhaps have a snack at the Arts Café (not included). Next, head to vibrant Camana Bay and ascend the 75-foot Observation Tower through its double helix stairway (an elevator is available if walking is too energetic). Once arrived at the top, expect 360-degree stunning panoramic views of Seven Mile Beach, George Town, and the North Sound.Conclude the experience with a mixology lesson at a Caribbean-themed restaurant by mixing and shaking three authentic Cayman cocktails.

Explore Georgetown&#39;s heritage on a guided walk through the historic neighborhood to the National Art Gallery. You&#39;ll also visit Camara Bay, and go up the Observation Tower where you&#39;ll enjoy stunning views. A mixology lesson with Caribbean bites completes your experience.

Cayman Cultural Arts, Sights & Tastes Experience

Start your experience with a leisurely 20-minute drive to Pedro St. James, a painstakingly restored 18th-century house. Built in the 1780s for plantation owner Willan Eden, the three-story stone house was built with slate imported from England. The family abandoned the house in 1877 after it was struck by lightning, killing the daughter of the house. The Cayman Islands Government purchased the house in 1991, and after an $8 million refurbishment, it opened as a historic site.Continue through the seaside town of Bodden Town, the original capital of the Cayman Islands, arriving at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanical Gardens. Here, you&#39;ll enjoy walking through these beautiful tropical gardens, either with a tour guide or independently, if you prefer. Home to an abundance of tropical plants and fauna, these Botanical Gardens are also home to the Cayman Blue Iguana, indigenous to these islands and once on the verge of extinction as recently as 15 years ago. The park created a breeding program, and today the iguanas are thriving.

This captivating journey through the rich cultural history and natural splendor of the Cayman Islands visits Pedro St. James, birthplace of Cayman&#39;s democracy, and the Queen Elizabeth II Botanical Gardens, renowned for its Blue Iguana habitat.

Historic Pedro Castle & Botanical Gardens

This lively and picturesque town is a famous tourist destination on the island of Jamaica. Montego Bay has all you need for an idyllic experience, from sparkling blue waters, sandy beaches and diverse outdoor activities to great restaurants that showcase the best homemade Jamaican cuisine.

A farm-to-table excursion that is perfect for foodies and history lovers alike in one of Jamaica&#39;s most beautiful settings.Beginning with a journey to Pumpkin Bottom, a local farming community. The first stop allows total immersion into the rich history of sharecropping in Jamaica and the variety of crops produced on the farm. Get a hands-on experience of daily life by picking and choosing the produce for a cooking demo later on.Head to Blue Hole Estate Great House, an 18th-century plantation house perched atop Jamaica&#39;s heavenly Blue Hole. Sipping a refreshing lemongrass iced tea, explore the history of the Great House, then repair to the kitchen for a unique culinary experience with a local chef who shares their knowledge, cooking methods, and uses of the freshly harvested produce picked earlier. The highlight of the day is sampling the delicious flavors prepared by the chef.After a satisfying lunch, return to the ship.

A farm-to-table excursion that is perfect for foodies and history lovers alike in one of Jamaica&#39;s most beautiful settings.

Caribbean Farm To Table

A nature-first bird-spotting experience for amateur ornithologists and lovers of the great outdoors.Take a tour of Rocklands Bird Sanctuary and meet all 200 species of beautiful birds that are loved and cared by the talented in-house staff. The sanctuary is renowned for its interactions with some of Jamaica&#39;s most exquisite bird species, particularly hummingbirds, Jamaica&#39;s national bird. Rocklands is the only place in the world that offers the rare opportunity to hand-feed these delicate birds, allowing them to perch directly on your fingers.Founded by Lisa Salmon in 1954, the sanctuary is today a haven for birdwatching. It is home to numerous species of birds, including the rare Doctor Bird (Red-billed Streamertail), known for its stunning emerald green tail feathers. The sanctuary also hosts other species like the Jamaican Mango, Orangequit, and Bananaquit.Rocklands&#39; lovely gardens provide a peaceful setting where guests can wander the grounds, guided by friendly staff who share insights into the various bird species and the rich plant life that thrives in the grounds.

A nature-first bird-spotting experience for amateur ornithologists and lovers of the great outdoors.

Bird Lover&#39;s Dream

Discover why Jamaica is called “the land of wood and water” on this immersive raft ride along the Martha Brae River.Begin with a refreshing tropical drink upon arrival at the Martha Brae Rafting Centre. Then, climb aboard a sturdy bamboo raft built for two and glide gently down the three-mile stretch of tranquil river. See the lush Jamaican countryside while raftsmen paddle you down the three-mile stretch of water, pointing out local plants and animals and telling you the area&#39;s history along the way. Round-trip transportation is included.

Discover Jamaica&#39;s lush interior on a 40-minute raft ride down the Marta Brae River. Be on the lookout for local birds and animals that inhabit the jungle. Roundtrip transportation is included.

Martha Brae Bamboo Rafting

Jamaica&#39;s Green Grotto Caves have a rich history. Previously known as Runaway Cave, Dairy Cave, Rum Cave, Hopewell, and Dry Harbour Caves, these caves provided shelter for Jamaica&#39;s first inhabitants, the Tainos, around 2,500 years ago. The Spanish used them as a hideout during the English takeover in 1655. They were used as a resting place for runaway enslaved people in the 18th century, and smugglers ran arms to Cuba through them between the World Wars. They have even served as a rum storehouse.This tour of the Green Grotto Caves takes you into Jamaica&#39;s 'inner world' through a maze of stalactites, stalagmites, and stunning dripstone formations. Explore the interconnected passageways and chambers, descending 37 meters to the innermost cavern with its crystal-clear grotto water. On your way out, stop at the wishing well and toss a coin for luck, love, or whatever your heart desires. The caves are exceptionally clean and kept in their natural state.

Embark on a journey into an underworld charm of mystical caverns at Green Grotto Caves. Discover a labyrinthine world of stalactites, stalagmites, and stunning dripstone formations, descending more than 120 feet underground.

Discover Green Grotto Caves

From the pier, a scenic drive takes you to Rose Hall Great House, an outstanding relic of colonial times with a fascinating history of dark rumour and intrigue. The story of Annie Palmer, the mistress of Rose Hall Great House, is not easily forgotten!&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;In the 1700s, a woman&#39;s route to wealth and power was usually via marriage, and Annie Palmer was no exception. Annie was a petite woman (barely 4 feet tall, it is said) who moved to the beautiful island of Jamaica to be the wife of a powerful man who owned Rose Hall and thousands of acres of sugar plantation. It is also said that Annie Palmer had three husbands during her reign as mistress of the Rose Hall Plantation and each of them died a sudden and violent death. The slaves who worked on the plantation believed Annie had done away with each husband. Although she maintained her innocence, she gained a reputation for extreme cruelty and her White Witch of Rose Hall nickname. Annie was feared by the slaves who lived on and worked the plantation. She ruled with an iron fist, and defiance or even perceived insolence was answered with public whippings, torture in the dungeon, or even death.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;According to local legend, following her untimely death at the hands of her slave lover, Annee&rsquo;s restless spirit still roams the grounds. Accounts of her enduring presence have been featured on the TV programs &ldquo;Ghost Hunters International&rdquo; and World&rsquo;s Scariest Places&rdquo;.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;A stop will be made at Main Street Jamaica for the ultimate shopping experience. Some of the island&rsquo;s top retailers, designer boutiques, souvenir shops, and specialty stores are showcased here and along with Devon House Ice Cream and Scotchies Jerk place, in a safe and secure environment with entertainment.&nbsp;

Enjoy a scenic overview of Montego Bay, and discover the beauty, elegance and somewhat spooky past of Rose Hall, home to a story of witchcraft, murder and regular haunts. All ends well, however, as the mansion today holds a place in the hearts of travelers who appreciate beguiling tales and timeless architecture.&nbsp;

Rose Hall Great House

Get off the beaten track on a thrilling jungle river tubing adventure. Beginning with a drive to the Chukka Jungle Outpost and a brief safety demonstration, the adventure then takes you to the waters&#39; edge, where you will be assigned your tube – an inflatable individual circular dinghy. Meet the guides leading you down the river, the hop on board. As you navigate the Great River&#39;s rapids, your guides will share fascinating insights about Jamaica and its history, pointing out interesting flora and fauna along the way. Relax and enjoy the natural beauty, watching streams join the river as you gently bob your way down. This unforgettable way of seeing Jamaica&#39;s forests and wildlife promises many memories in the making.

Embark on a thrilling jungle river tubing adventure in Montego Bay. Navigate the Great River&#39;s rapids, guided by experts who share interesting snippets about the local flora and fauna. Relax and enjoy the natural beauty while you bob your way to the river&#39;s end.

Jungle River Tubing

Begin the adventure by hopping on an e-bike at Good Hope, a former 18th-century sugar estate. The bikes are perfect for exploring Jamaica&#39;s 'real country,' the stunning 200-square-mile conservation area called 'Cockpit Country' by locals. The signature bumpy terrain and thick forest made Cockpit a safe haven for Jamaicans fleeing enslavement in the 17th-century. Pedal along tracks made by the Tainos 2,500 years ago, passing thriving sugar cane farming communities. The forest is a fragrant treasure trove of 'food' trees, including ackee, mango, tamarind, guava, and coconut. Teak plantations, Logwood trees, and the majestic Guango tree, aka the queen of the forest also grow here.Rest in Fontabelle, a tiny foothill community known for its mineral-rich soil. An authentic Jamaican lunch with plenty of rum completes the day.

An exciting e-bike adventure that explores Jamaica&#39;s lush jungle along paths that are 2,500 years old. A Jamaican lunch with plenty of rum is included.

Good Hope E-Bike Adventure With Lunch & Rum Tasting

Experience the joy of Jamaican culture and rum on this spirited excursion.Set along the Martha Brae River, the Appleton Estate is an award-winning distillery famous for creating one of the world&#39;s smoothest and most sought-after rums. Wander through the fragrant fruit groves that line the riverbanks of the lovely estate, arriving at a colossal waterwheel, which once played a pivotal role in sugar cane extraction. Nearby 18th-century buildings, meticulously restored, provide an interesting historical perspective. After the walk, quench your thirst in the Appleton Rum Tasting Experience. During the tasting, learn about the history and intricate process of creating these fine rums.Wrap up the experience by unwinding at the thatched river bar or cooling off in one of the six wading pools leading to a refreshing waterfall. This immersive experience promises a day filled with history, culture, and relaxation, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of the region&#39;s natural beauty.

Experience the joy of Jamaican culture and rum on a spirited excursion to a 250-year-old plantation where history and nature converge.

Appleton Rum Estate & Lunch

Capital of the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo is a place full of color, history and culture. Learn about its rich colonial heritage by visiting the university, the cathedral and the historic Hospital San Nicolas de Bari in the UNESCO-listed neighborhood of Colonial City, but also save time to relax on its incredible beaches.

Explore the vibrant heart of Santo Domingo&#39;s old town on a guided bike tour. Over the course of two hours, a local guide shares historical insights during a pedal through some of the Dominican Republic&#39;s most iconic sites, including Colón&#39;s Park, Regina&#39;s Alley, and The City Wall. Cycle along The Ladies Street, the first paved street in the Americas, to Balandra Aurora, an early 20th-century landmark erected to honor lives lost during a shipwreck.Finally, loop back to the Plaza of Spain and Las Mercedes Park. This tour is an effortless and enjoyable way to immerse yourself in the city&#39;s rich history, art, and culture.

Get an introductory tour of Santo Domingo&#39;s rich history, art, and culture by bicycle on this effortless and enjoyable two-hour tour.

Historic Colonial Zone by Bike

Step into a world of natural wonder and ancient culture on this fascinating journey through Santo Domingo&#39;s geological and historical treasures.Begin your adventure at The Three Eyes Cave (Los Tres Ojos), an awe-inspiring series of collapsed limestone caves nestled within Parque Mirador del Este. Formed centuries ago by tectonic shifts, the cave system reveals a bowl-shaped sinkhole filled with three tranquil, turquoise-hued lagoons—plus a mysterious sulfuric lake rumored to be bottomless, lying within an extinct volcanic crater. Stroll along pathways surrounded by dramatic stalactites and stalagmites, and learn how the island&#39;s original inhabitants, the Taino people, once used these sacred caverns for spiritual ceremonies. While swimming is no longer permitted, the experience of walking through this subterranean landscape is unforgettable.Next, head to Casa del Cordón, located in Santo Domingo&#39;s charming Old Town. This cultural center and archaeological museum immerses you in the life and traditions of the Taino civilization. Wander through interactive exhibits and view a remarkable collection of over 350 pre-Hispanic artifacts, gaining insight into the beliefs, artistry, and daily life of the island&#39;s first people.Before returning to the pier, enjoy a relaxing panoramic drive through the colonial heart of Santo Domingo, taking in the historic architecture and vibrant energy of the city.

Explore the mystical Three Eyes Cave, a natural wonder of freshwater lagoons and ancient rock formations once sacred to the Taino people. Then journey to Santo Domingo&#39;s Old Town to visit Casa del Cordón, where interactive exhibits and rare artifacts reveal the rich cultural legacy of the island&#39;s first inhabitants.

Three Eyes Cave & Taino Treasures

After a brief transfer from the pier, arrive at Zona Colonial, the historic heart of Santo Domingo. This central district, home to the Americas&#39; first cathedral and monastery, is a treasure trove of over 300 historical landmarks, monuments, and streets, earning its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Embark on a panoramic tour to view the district&#39;s iconic sites, including the Royal Houses Museum. Built in the early 16th century, this exemplary piece of Spanish colonial architecture served as the headquarters for Spanish government institutions on the island.Continue to the National Botanical Garden, a one-square-mile sanctuary for plants and wildlife. Board a train to explore the lush gardens, home to bromeliads, ferns, palms, orchids, aquatic gardens, and a serene Japanese garden. The newly added butterfly habitat, as well as an impressive collection of native and introduced hardwoods and diverse bird species, are must-sees.

Explore Santo Domingo&#39;s Zona Colonial, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over 300 historic landmarks, then unwind on a train ride through the lush National Botanical Gardens.

Zona Colonial & Botanical Garden

Head north for a 45-minute transfer, to arrive at the meeting point off the Samana Highway. Switch to off-road trucks for the short drive to reach the 100-foot Salto de Socoa waterfall. A swim in the inviting pool is the perfect way to cool off after the journey.Continue through Los Haitises National Park, once used as a location for Jurassic Park. Spot endangered species like the Ridgway&#39;s Hawk, Hispaniolan Piculet, Hispaniolan Woodpecker, and Hispaniolan Emerald, as well as pelicans, frigate birds, and herons.Drive through coffee plantations to visit a local family and learn the rich history of coffee making in the Dominican Republic. Try roasting and grinding coffee beans yourself before savoring a cup of locally brewed coffee.Conclude with a short hike through orchards and cacao trees, immersing yourself in the region&#39;s natural beauty and agricultural heritage.

Adventure to a hidden waterfall in an off-road, open-sided truck, and try your hand at roasting and grinding coffee.

Salto de Socoa Waterfall & Coffee Discovery

<div><p style='text-align: justify; border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;' data-mce-style='text-align: justify; border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;'>If you are an enthusiastic golfer, you will certainly enjoy playing some rounds at one of the finest and enjoyable golf courses in the Caribbean, the PGA Oceans 4. <p style='text-align: justify; border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;' data-mce-style='text-align: justify; border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;'>This beautiful course, bathed by the Caribbean Sea, is in the Playa Nueva Romana tourist complex and combines 4 great courses in a single tour. Its types of holes: Parkland, Scottish Links, Caribbean and Desert form a perfect combination of large lakes with its four holes next to the sea. The combination of lush greens, magnificent lakes, proximity to the sea and tropical forest makes this majestic course so impressive. Its multiple tees, wide fairways and combination of trees, flowers and native plants make PGA Ocean&#39;s 4 a benchmark in the country. Get ready to grab your clubs car and hit the links. <p style='text-align: justify; border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;' data-mce-style='text-align: justify; border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;'>When you are finished you will have leisure time to enjoy a delicious lunch on your own in the clubhouse before returning to the pier.</div>

Thanks to the combination of lush greenery and majestic lakes, along with the proximity of the Caribbean Sea and the tropical forest, a round of golf on this stunning course will leave a lasting impression on you.

PGA Oceans 4

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.

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.