Join this cruise in New York City for this island-hopping adventure over to South America. The Royal Naval Dockyard in the Bahamas is our first port of call. Once a key strategic location for the British fleet, it’s now the historic setting for exciting entertainment venues and great restaurants. Two more days at sea transport us to St. John’s in Antigua, where you can explore the beautifully preserved dockyard where Nelson sheltered his fleet. We continue to Pointe-à-Pitre in Guadeloupe, glamorous St. Barts, and San Juan, the lively capital of Puerto Rico. We then visit Basseterre in St. Kitts; Castries, Saint Lucia, with its must-see modern cathedral decorated with colorful murals; and the 18th-century Fort King George in Scarborough in Tobago. A relaxing day at sea takes us to Devil’s Island, a fascinating former penal colony in French Guiana. Two more sea days allow time to make the most of life onboard, from golf and pickleball games to the sumptuous spa, as we journey to South America. Brazil brings the beautiful beaches of Fortaleza, the coastal paradise of Maceió, Salvador de Bahia, a former Portuguese colonial capital, and Rio de Janeiro, where you have two nights to explore, from the streets of Ipanema to the playground of Copacabana Beach. Then we sail away to Ilhabela, a beautiful island off the coast known for its beaches and waterfalls. We continue to Balneário Camboriú, a lively Brazilian summer resort backdropped by verdant hills and hiking trails. After a blissful day at sea, we call at Montevideo, Uruguay’s capital, where two days give you time to explore the bustling markets, beautiful beaches, and Art Deco architecture. Our last stop is Buenos Aires, where you can enjoy taste of vibrant Argentine culture and flair – and perfect your tango.

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Being the largest city in the United States, the city that never sleeps will leave you with endless journeys. Take a peaceful bike ride past the wonders of Central Park, see a world class production on the bustling street of Broadway, or find yourself looking at stunning Manhattan views from the top of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.

A homeward port of call for European ships for centuries, today this historic harbour draws visitors with its lively restaurants, crafts market, boutique shopping and blush-pink sand beaches. Discover treasures recovered from wrecks at the National Museum of Bermuda, set in the Keep, the largest of the island-nation&#39;s many British-built forts. Just 21 miles long and one wide, the British Overseas Territory is yours to explore, from UNESCO-listed 17th-century architecture in St George&#39;s and Ice Age–era caves to the pastel-hue houses in the capital, Hamilton, and Spittal Pond Nature Reserve, home to buckeye butterflies and the rare Bermuda skink.

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.

It&#39;s well worth getting off the beach in Point a Pitre. While the vibrant, de facto capital beckons with its long ribbons of sand and sparkling turquoise waters, it is the fascinating blend of French and Caribbean influences, evident in its charming architecture, bustling markets, and vibrant festivals that take center stage here. Stroll along the waterfront, stopping off at the Marche Couvert, where you&#39;ll find everything from fresh papaya and golden strands of saffron to locally woven fabrics and hand-crafted ornaments. Stroll along palm-lined streets, savoring French-Caribbean fusion cuisine, and feel the rhythmic pulse of the local music scene. If you&#39;re interested in French architecture, you must stop at Rue de l&#39;Eglise to admire the bright yellow Cathedrale de St-Pierre et St-Paul. Constructed in the 19th century, the Catholic church exhibits a blend of Gothic and Romanesque architectural styles, including twin towers and intricate detailing, making it a notable landmark in the city.

Island of celebrity hideaways and posh bungalows, considered by many to be the most elite and glamorous of all the Caribbean isles, St. Barts is home to 22 incredible beaches. Anse de Flamanes presents camera-ready scenery, Baie de St-Jean serves up beachside bistros, and Anse de Grand Cul-de-Sac offers an array of watersports.

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.

British influences abound in Basse-Terre, the capital of St. Kitts. Here you&#39;ll find the domed Treasury Building, the Circus, which was modeled after Piccadilly in London, and the St. George&#39;s Anglican Church. Explore the traditional white-sand beaches or admire breathtaking views of verdant mountains.

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.

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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.

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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.

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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

From its gorgeous beaches and colorful marine life to its lush rainforest interior, tiny Tobago is the quintessential, picturesque Caribbean island; and it is a world apart from bigger, brasher Trinidad with which it forms a twin-nation. Tobago&#39;s sleepy capital Scarborough is a place for gentle ambling; take in the Scarborough Botanical Gardens whose 17 acres feature orchids, silk-cotton trees and vibrant bromeliads; and visit Fort King George, built by the British in 1777, beautifully maintained and offering expansive sea views. Then explore further afield. About eight miles wide and 30 long, the island is easy to get around by bus or taxi. To the west is Pigeon Point with one of the most renowned beaches; to the north is equally striking Stonehaven Bay. Follow hiking trails in the lush forests; join a tour of Tobago Cocoa plantation; enjoy a glass-bottomed boat ride to vibrant Buccoo Reef.

One of three tiny dots just off the coast of north-eastern Brazil that make up the Salvation Islands, Devil&rsquo;s Island gets its fearsome name from the shark-infested waters and dangerous currents that surround it. Little wonder, then, that France thought it would make the perfect spot to house dangerous prisoners from 1852 to 1952. A penal colony was built on all three of the Salvation Islands, with Devil&rsquo;s Island being reserved for political prisoners, including Captain Alfred Dreyfus, who was unjustly charged with spying for Germany. Conditions were notoriously terrible, with violence and disease rampant. Today, Devil&rsquo;s Island is closed to all visitors but the remains of the penal colony on Isle Royale, where we dock, make for fascinating, if sobering, viewing.

In the thrumming capital of the state of Ceará, miles of caramel-colored shores stretch along the crescent-shaped mouth of the Pajeú River. This is the place to settle in for caipirinhas on the sands at one of the many barracas (beach stalls) and soak up Brazilian beach life (head to the north end of Praia do Futuro for the best spots). In this dynamic country, a cultural fix is never far away; here that is the Dragão Center, a head-turning contemporary art gallery and fascinating museum dedicated to the traditional way of life. Pick up hand-crafted ceramics and lacework at the central market to bring some mementos home.

Maceió, the Indigenous word for “spring”, with its watery backdrop of cyclic lagoons and lush mangroves, is a historic port with origins in 19th-century sugar trade. Today, you&#39;ll find a modern beachfront city surrounded by powder-sand beaches strung along the coast either side of the harbour. But before you dive into those turquoise Atlantic waters, take in the dockside&#39;s Belle Époque buildings, the vibrant craft market at adjoining Pajucara beach, and several enticing museums including the Théo Brandão Anthropology and Folklore Museum, set in a renovated seafront mansion. There&#39;s also a striking sculpture by Oscar Niemeyer, architect of the country&#39;s capital, Brasilia.

Brazil&#39;s boundless energy is celebrated in Salvador de Bahia, a soulful, intoxicating city with a reputation for decadence and fun set on a tropical coastline. But look beyond the street parties to discover Salvador&#39;s history as the center of the sugar industry and slave trade, which has profoundly shaped its character. This is the heartland of Afro-Brazilian culture, and the legacy of the millions of enslaved people brought to Brazil from the 16th century permeates every aspect of life, from culture to food and religion.

Rio de Janeiro is one of those rare locales that needs to be experienced in order to understand the spell it casts on all who visit its shores. Rio is Brazil&#39;s vibrant metropolis, captivating everyone with its electrifying energy and striking natural beauty. Nestled between lush mountains and sparkling beaches, the city boasts iconic landmarks like Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain, offering breathtaking panoramic views. Samba rhythms infuse the air during the world-famous Carnaval, while the Copacabana and Ipanema beaches draw sun-seekers year-round. The city&#39;s infectious joie de vivre is matched by its warm and welcoming Carioca culture. Whether exploring historic neighborhoods like Santa Teresa or reveling in the colors of the Escadaria Selarón, Rio de Janeiro entices with its fusion of history, passion, and tropical allure. Little wonder that the entire city is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its food, music, scenery, and inimitable energy and spirit all combine to make Rio de Janeiro an unquestionable bucket list destination.

Ilhabela&#39;s charm lies in its ability to offer an exquisite blend of history, ecotourism, and refined indulgence, appealing to those who want a blend of culture and nature, set against the backdrop of Brazil&#39;s stunning coastline. The historic city - literally translated as `Beautiful Island` - is painted with tales of Portuguese colonization and pirate legends. Ilhabela was originally inhabited by the Tupinambá people, who had a deep connection to the land and sea. The arrival of Portuguese explorers in the 16th century marked the beginning of a new chapter. The island served as a strategic point for trade and as a shelter for pirates who sought refuge in its hidden coves. However, it&#39;s the captivating blend of unspoiled landscapes and diverse wildlife that truly enchants. Pristine beaches, dense rainforests, and shimmering waterfalls set the stage for encounters with tropical avian wonders and endemic species.

Known for its stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and lush green hills, Balneario del Camboriu could be considered a mini Rio da Janerio. With oodles of urban flair and samba on every street corner, Balneario Camporiu is Brazil, condensed. The city&#39;s main attraction is its beautiful coastline, with stretches of sandy beaches lapped by crystal clear waters. Praia Central, the main beach, is a hotspot for sunbathing, swimming, beach sports and people watching, while Bombinas is ideal for those who want to experiece the kalaidascopic marine life. For nature enthusiasts, nearby Parque Unipraias offers stunning views of the city and the surrounding coastline. The park features hiking trails, ziplines, and a unique cable car system connecting three different stations, promising a superb panaorama of the surrounding area.

Montevideo is Uruguay&#39;s cultural, political, and economic epicenter; a bustling city filled with markets, museums, monuments, and eye-catching architecture. Life in the city revolves around the Plaza de la Independencia, which is your gateway to Ciudad Vieja (the old town) with art deco buildings and colonial homes. For an Instagram-worthy view of the entire city, head to the 11th floor terrace of the City Hall, located on Avenida 18 de Julio. If you build up an appetite from walking around this inviting city, stop in at any of the many steakhouses in the old port; the country is famous for its high quality, tasty beef.

The capital city of Buenos Aires has an almost palpable pulse that resonates through every aspect of life. With architecture that blends the old world with the new, there&#39;s always a jaw-dropping facade or building to catch your eye, such as the iconic presidential palace, Casa Rosada or Palacio Barolo, designed to represent Dante&#39;s The Divine Comedy. The basement and ground floor represent Hell, while the first-to-15th stories stand for Purgatory, and the 16th through to the 22nd floors represent heaven. Outside, the city&#39;s streets dazzle with a kaleidoscope of sites and sounds, from bustling public markets and street performers dancing the city&#39;s famous tango, to graffiti artists and live plays and productions. Stroll through the streets and drink in the atmosphere of this passionate, beautiful city.

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Name: Data Protection Manager
Email address: 


Postal address: North Tower, Level 26/80 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

This Notice is written in the English language. To the extent any translated versions of this Notice conflict with the English language version, the English language version of this Notice shall control.

A&K Travel Group will collect Guest Personal Data that you choose to provide to us when you interact with any of the A&K Travel Group websites, contact any A&K Travel Group reservations departments, use our services, speak with our representatives (such as sales or customer service), or purchase our products

We collect Guest Personal Data about or generated by any device you have used to access the A&K Travel Group websites, or when you use Wi-Fi on an A&K network while traveling with A&K Travel Group. Such collected data could include device information, IP address, and browsing information such as previous purchase history or interests. When you use our websites, we also collect certain information about you automatically through our use of cookies and similar technologies. For more information, please see below for our Cookie Notice.

We receive Guest Personal Data about you from our third-party partners and from marketing companies that provide us with such information as a part of their relationship with us. We receive Guest Personal Data from third-party travel agents who transfer Guest Personal Data to us when you purchase products or services from them in connection with services that we provide, and other service providers performing services on our behalf. We may receive Guest Personal Data from ad networks, behavioural advertising vendors, market research, and social media companies or similar companies that provide us with additional Guest Personal Data. We may also receive Guest Personal Data from Facebook and other social media companies who may transfer Guest Personal Data to us when you register for one of our services or interact with that social media company on or in connection with our services or the purchase of our products.

A&K Travel Group feels strongly about protecting the privacy of minors. A&K Travel Group’s websites are not intended for use by individuals under the age of 18 (“minors”). A&K Travel Group does not knowingly collect personal information from minors in connection with the features of our websites without the consent of a parent or guardian. A&K Travel Group requests that any minors who wish to contact A&K do so through their parent or guardian, and not through the website. Minors may not access those sections of the websites that require registration. Upon notification that a minor has provided us with personal information, we will delete the minor’s personal information from our records. If you believe we might have any information from a minor, please email us at 

III. CATEGORIES OF GUEST PERSONAL DATA AND PURPOSE FOR PROCESSING