Caribbean Cruises: Excursions

Whether you’re snorkeling for the very first time or you consider yourself an expert, you’ll want to experience our adventurous snorkel trail "The Fate of the Fancy" on Great Stirrup Cay. Located in the clear blue waters of Bertram’s Cove, you’ll snorkel your way around the wreckage of the treasure ship 'The Fancy', which sailed towards the Berry Islands in April of 1696 when it disappeared into the darkness of the night. Legend has it that from the depths of the sea appeared the sea creature Lusca, which grasped and destroyed the ship. The trail includes 17 mini reefs comprised of shipwreck artifacts that include cannons, treasure chests, swords and even a sunken piano. Note: Participants must be able to swim. This tour is the length of the ship’s duration in Great Stirrup Cay. less

Huatulco is known for its picturesque bays and sun-drenched Oaxacan coastline. Embark in a comfortable motorized catamaran-style vessel for a relaxing cruise from the harbor to Tangolunda Bay. View the area's natural beauty and surrounding resorts before passing by unusual rock formations at Organo Bay. Here, a stop will be made for swimming, relaxing time and some refreshments. Your cruise will continue to the tranquil Maguey and Chahue Bay's; then, proceed to Santa Cruz Bay, with its beautiful beaches and see the impressive blowhole located nearby. Your guide will provide informative commentary throughout your bay cruise. Note: Participants must be in good health. Swimming is recommended for guests of 250 Lbs. or less. Wear comfortable walking shoes and light cotton clothing. Bring sunscreen, hat, sunglasses and a camera. To swim, we recommend to wear swimsuit under clothing and to bring a towel from your ship. less

Sail 400 feet above the blue waters of the Bahamas in tandem while being towed by a brand-new parasail boat, just off the beach of Great Stirrup Cay. Note: Participants must weigh at least 60 lbs. and maximum of 375 lbs. this may vary depending on the weather conditions of the day. less

A glass-bottom boat is an ideal way to see this beautiful island from above and below. This jet-powered, glass-bottom boat allows you to view it all, up close, in safe, dry comfort. Relax on the spacious upper deck and enjoy the passing seascapes as your Captain relates facts and insights about Bermuda's history, people and island life. Your cruise will then take you to the pristine Sea Gardens, and the shipwreck of the Vixen, a fantastic habitat for a variety of fish and other marine life. Then, the boat will pause at the nearby sea grass beds, where you may spot a few of the many transient turtles that take refuge in this mid Atlantic sanctuary. Complimentary soft drinks and a cash bar are available on the return to your ship. Note: Bring sunscreen. less

Board a replica of a 17th-century old Galleon which will take you on a two-hour cruise around Cartagena’s Bay. A guide will provide you with information on the general history of Cartagena and the sights. While cruising, take in a lovely view of Fort of Manzanillo located at the eastern entrance of the bay. Enjoy the sun and the cool tropical breezes as you forge ahead between the faraway island of Tierra Bomba and the Castillo Grande peninsula. Marvel at the age-old walled city of Cartagena and enjoy a refreshing drink as you get lost in the panoramic views of land and sea. Following, you’ll have a chance to enjoy a traditional folkloric show celebrating the history and culture of Cartagena. Note: There is a total walking distance of 150 yards. This tour is not wheelchair accessible. Bring comfortable shoes and clothes, sunscreen and camera. less

Discover the magic of Key West with a tour of the island and a visit to two of Key West’s best attractions, the Key West Shipwreck Treasures Museum and the Key West Aquarium. Become captivated by the charm of one of America's architectural treasures and discover why past residents Audubon, Hemingway, and President Truman fell in love with the island. From bold Spanish explorers and wreckers to the great cigar barons and sponge magnates, you’ll relive the age of settlement through the exciting days of the railroad, the Great Depression, World War II, the Cuban Missile Crisis and into the present. Find out about Key West’s unique role in the Civil War, and Henry Flagler’s dream – and how it came true. Key West’s rich maritime past comes alive at the Key West Shipwreck Treasures Museum. There you’ll meet master wrecker Asa Tift as he shows you how salvaging helped make Key West the richest city in America. Climb the 120-foot wrecking tower and see the best views of Key West. At the Key West Aquarium you’ll meet Key West’s underwater residents including sharks, turtles, stingrays and hundreds of tropical and game fish. At the touch tank you’ll get a hands-on experience with conchs, starfish and hermit crabs. Note: Seats on the train and trolleys are a fixed-size and some have wheelchair lifts with space to store collapsible wheelchairs. If you are travelling with a wheelchair, please visit the Shore Excursion Desk on board. The Key West Shipwreck Treasures Museum has several flights of stairs. Due to the historic nature of the building, it is not wheelchair accessible. less