Caribbean Cruises: Excursions

At Gumbalimba Park, witness the beauty of nature as you stroll though the nature trails. Interact with the parrots in the bird sanctuary or frolic with the monkey's at the monkey refuge. Explore the history of the pirates of the Caribbean inside Coxen's Cave, home of Captain John Coxen, and his stolen treasure, along with murals of the history of Honduras. Roam through the Botanical Garden and learn about the indigenous plants of the region. Note: Meal is available at the outdoor kitchen for an additional charge. The cave you will be visiting is not natural, but man-made. less

See both the French & Dutch sides of St.Maarten from the deck of a luxury catamaran - it's a party with beach fun, sailing and snorkeling! We’ll make 2 distinct stops in 2 different parts of the island to make your impression about the friendly Island as full as possible! As you sail along the picturesque seashore framed by emerald hills, you'll see some St.Maarten's famous sights including Fort Amsterdam, Little Bay, Cay Bay, and Pelican Key. During the ride you can list to stories and interesting facts about St. Maarten. At the first stop, discover the underwater world and its inhabitants: sea turtles, starfish, octopus, angelfish, barracuda, sea urchins, stingray, snapper, and even dolphins! Just put the mask on and start looking! On the way to the next stop you'll have a chance to see another breathtaking St.Maarten sight – planes low-landing to Princess Juliana Airport. At the second stop you’ll spend time on one of St. Maarten’s best beaches! Take part in beach competitions, have fun trying our waterslide, swim in cool turquoise water or relax on smooth sugar sand. Tasty snacks and French baguette sandwiches as well as ice-cold beverages from our open bar will be offered to you during the whole excursion. On return sail, take part in a quiz with prizes, dance to Caribbean tunes and enjoy the warm sea breeze for a perfect ending to your day in this little paradise! Note: Wear swimsuit and bring a towel and sunscreen. Due to weather conditions snorkeling and beach stops may vary and be in a different order. Snorkeling visibility and presence of marine life cannot be guaranteed. Guests should consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Participants must be at least 3 years of age. less

Escape the hustle, avoid the sites congestion and experience a wonderful scenic tour of the capital city, complimented with a refreshing fruit- in season juice at the beautiful Old Mill Cultural Center before the end of the tour. A delightful short visit at the cozy museum featuring important aspects of Dominica's heritage is optional. Board your bus and depart the pier. Capture a face view of the historic 16th century Old Market Plaza about one-half block from the cruise pier. You turn south unto Church Street. View two of the largest and oldest 18th.century churches on the Island. You will drive up to Morne Bruce. Morne Bruce is an ideal vantage point from which to get a panoramic view of the entire town of Roseau and the Botanical Gardens. A five minute drive from Morne Bruce will take you to the Botanical Gardens, an attractive 40 acre expansion adorned with exotic plants from every part of the tropical world. Experience a short and interesting tour in a relaxing atmosphere at the Botanical Gardens before you drive up to the community of St. Aroment. Beautiful flora and interesting French architectural designs accentuate the outlook of the prestigious community. Enjoy the inside view as you drive through St. Aroment. Leaving St. Aroment along the main coastal road you will pass along Woodbridge Bay unto Fond Cole before entering Canefield, home of one of our two airports. Canefield is also the main industrial site on the island. The tour continues with a drive through Canefield East from which you will get a panoramic view of the entire Canefield industrial site and airport, before it climaxes at the Old Mill Cultural Center for drinks and convenience. The Old Mill Cultural Center is one of Dominica's historic landmarks and was the island's first sugarcane processing mill and rum distillery. Today, it's a place to learn about Dominica's traditions. Performances and events—including art exhibits and cultural programs—take place here throughout the year. Note: Wear your swimsuit and bring a towel. less

Discover the natural beauty of Antigua and catch glimpses of island life on this scenic drive across the enchanting island. You will board your air conditioned motor coach and begin your drive through the heart of the city as you head out of St. John’s. Drive through colorful tranquil villages with charming churches and rolling hills, passing tropical plants and trees along the way. Continuing on to the North Sound region, you will pass the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium and drive through the villages of All Saints, Liberta and Falmouth. Make a quick stop for refreshments before continuing through the lush green foliage of Fig Tree Drive, the island’s most picturesque drive and home of Antigua’s tropical forest. Fig is the Antiguan word for banana and you will drive through groves of wild mango, guava, orange, coconut and of course, bananas at every turn. Along this scenic southwest coast to Old Road, Fig Tree Drive climbs up and down hillsides affording breathtaking views. As your island drive takes you back to the ship, you will pass the pineapple fields at Cades Bay and beautiful Darkwood Beach. This island drive will give you a taste of Antigua and will have you wanting to come back for more. less