You’ll be transferred by mini bus through the picturesque country side, before arriving at our ATV base. After an orientation session and an introduction to the bikes,its time to ride. See the wild side of St. Kitts as you maneuver your ATV along dirt tracks and over mountain crossings. Discover historical ruins, picturesque sugar plantations, rainforest trails and other breathtaking scenery. This fun ride takes you off the beaten track through natural nature trails. You’ll be treated to the magnificence of the Wingfield Estate which was once owned by an ancestor of U.S. President Thomas Jefferson.

Along the route be enthralled by the vast species of trees and foliage that have existed for generations, as you travel through sugar cane and tractor paths. See the breathtaking view of the Caribbean Sea as well as the historic Brimstone Hill Fortress, the Gibraltar of the West Indies. You'll return to the ATV base where local fruits and refeshments will be served.

Board your sleek Turbo Power Cat, with it's yacht-like features, and cruise to the Virgin Islands' most picturesque island destinations. With burled wood features, flat screen, open lounge-style seating and special water toys, enjoy a stunning cruise along St. Thomas' spectacular coast line, and then anchor in the pristine waters of Island Cove.

Here, you'll have approximately 1 hour to relax, snorkel and swim while listening to great music. Enjoy one of the world's most spectacular down island views. If you like you can hang out and relax on the "noodle line". Afterwards, continue on a picturesque cruise along to a quaint picturesque beach, where you'll have another 45 minutes of beach time on powdery white sands. During your return cruise back to the ship, enjoy complementary water, sodas and rum punch.

OVERVIEW

Become immersed in the natural wonders at Harrison’s Cave before settling in for an inspiring tasting at the Mount Gay rum museum. After an introductory film that showcases the beauty of Barbados, you will explore the island’s most celebrated underground attraction. You won’t have to do much but sit back and enjoy the sights as an electric tram carries you through the subterranean world of Harrison’s Cave. You will pass colorfully illuminated stalactites and stalagmites that look like petrified waterfalls, many of them named for their shapes such as the Chapel and the Altar. The area above ground is equally captivating as you will discover by walking a nature trail to an aviary. Barbados is also known for its extraordinary rum, which has been distilled on the island since 1703. You will sample several blends of Mount Gay rum and learn about the company’s illustrious heritage at the on-site museum.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Ride through the underground wonder Harrison’s Cave in an electric tram.
• Behold bizarrely shaped, beautifully illuminated stalactites and stalagmites.
• Follow a winding trail through a natural setting to an aviary.
• Sample a selection of Mount Gay rums made with water from a centuries-old artisan well.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Experience the ultimate thrill of a lifetime with your own underwater motor scooter. The B.O.S.S. “Breathing Observation Submersible Scooter” underwater adventure allows you to view the marvels of the sea with no diving experience necessary! This is a truly unique experience and a one-of-a-kind excursion.

Board your 65 foot, custom, yacht for a scenic cruise to your crystal clear, dive site. Upon arrival, you’ll begin to explore the brilliant undersea world where you’ll enjoy a guided tour of the stunning tropical reefs and colorful fish of the Caribbean. The tour also features snorkeling and spacious sun decks so you can relax and soak up the spectacular Caribbean sun. There's something for everyone to enjoy! You’ll be provided with snacks and refreshments and access to bathrooms and freshwater showers.

Board your 40 foot Catamaran and set sail in the Bonaire Marine Park to discover the coral reef alive with a spectrum of tropical fish while snorkeling.

Your tour begins with a short boat transfer to the landing pier of the "Mushi Mushi," a 40-foot sailing catamaran equipped with a platform and stairs for easy access in and out of the water. Main and front sails of the catamaran will be pulled up and the engine turned off for a quiet sail in the Bonaire Marine Park. If you like, you can get involved in setting the sails along with the crew. Enjoy the easy and comfortable sail on a level deck of the Catamaran, no heeling.

Your Captain will select a swimming and snorkel site. After receiving your snorkeling equipment, a snorkel vest and a briefing, you’ll enter the water to explore the coral reef alive with a spectrum of tropical fish. If you prefer, you are free to swim or stay aboard and bask in the warm Caribbean sun. Complimentary beverages are yours to enjoy. After an hour at the snorkel and swim site, you’ll set sail for a relaxing cruise back to the pier.

Spend the day climbing Dunn's River Falls then enjoy Jamaican hospitality at Bamboo Beach Club Falmouth. The Falls are located in Ocho Rios, an approximate 50-minute drive. Join hands for an exhilarating ascent up the falls' natural stone staircase and be prepared to get wet! Take a dip in some of the many plunge pools on your way up and brace yourself for the unforgettable views below. Don't wish to climb the waterfall? No problem. You can still watch the action from the observation deck adjacent to the falls.

Next stop for souvenir shopping at Culture Touch. This store specializes in high quality Jamaican-made products, such as unique t-shirts, liquor, organic body products, Jamaican coffee, rum cakes, hand-rolled cigars and more.

Then head to Bamboo Beach Club. Enjoy reggae beats and champagne welcome drinks as your tour guide takes you to a section of the beach that has been partitioned off for your use. Relax on padded lounge beds, sip mimosas, Jamaican sunrise "cranmosas," mixed drinks, sodas and organic juices. Watch as a chef grills jerk chicken and fish, along with other special dishes, such as jerk chicken spring rolls with mango chutney, mahi mahi tartare, and the chef's rum raisin bread pudding and vanilla ice cream. Enjoy this five-course meal seaside, all delivered by hostesses to your chair, while cultural entertainers perform on the beach.

OVERVIEW

Ride across the island in an open-air Jeep to a natural pool along the sea and a cave adorned with centuries-old pictographs. You will enjoy uninterrupted views of the gorgeous countryside as you travel through Aruba’s rugged interior, often on roads only accessible in a 4-wheel-drive vehicle. The seaside pool lies within the Arikok National Park, an environmentally protected wonderland that covers nearly 20% of the island. It will be immensely relaxing to ease into the crystal-clear waters of the secluded pool, which fills a bowl-like depression in the volcanically formed shoreline. Nearby, you will explore Fontein Cave, whose limestone walls are covered with reddish-brown drawings – some floor-to-ceiling – that the indigenous Arawaks created long ago. Anthropologists speculate that the artists may have been under the influence of psychedelics. To experience a weird sensation yourself, dip your feet into the freshwater pool nearby and enjoy a fish pedicure of sorts.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Ride through Aruba’s rugged interior, often on roads only suitable for a 4-wheel-drive vehicle.
• Enjoy panoramic views of the volcanically formed terrain, which at times is desert-like.
• Relax in a natural pool along the sea in the Arikok National Park.
• View centuries-old pictographs that the Arawaks drew in the depths of Fontein Cave.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing with a swimsuit underneath.
• Bring a towel and sunscreen.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

SCUBA enthusiasts - take a dive! On this two-tank reef and wreck dive, a U.S Coast Guard certified dive boat will take you along the beautiful southern shore of St. Thomas to a vibrant reef. The waters around St. Thomas support a variety of marine life. The nooks and crannies of a coral reef make excellent shelter for tropical fish and the occasional spiny lobster or moray eel. This dive, normally to a maximum depth of 60 feet, will be followed by a second, shallower dive over one of St. Thomas’ incredible shipwrecks.

OVERVIEW

Fly between Cozumel and mainland Mexico in a helicopter for the ultimate sightseeing experience and explore the Mayan ruins at Tulum after landing. Once you take off, you will soon look down on attractions such as the Punta Sur lighthouse near the island’s southern tip and the adjacent El Cielo sandbar. Not long after crossing Cozumel Channel, you will touch down in Tulum. Although not the largest or most elaborate archaeological site on the Yucatan peninsula, Tulum may be the most beautiful. The Maya built the walled city of Tulum in the 11th century to control maritime commerce, and the city-state’s excavated temples and buildings are spectacular. As you meander about, you will see El Castillo – a cliffside tower that probably served as a landmark for sailors – and the Temple of Frescoes, an observatory used to track the sun’s movements. The building was once painted red and you can still see remnants of that hue.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Fly high over southern Cozumel and the Riviera Maya coast before landing in Tulum.
• Wander through the ruins of Tulum, a Mayan walled city built in the 11th century.
• Explore excavated buildings such as the temple that the Mayas used as an observatory.
• Enjoy a traditional Mexican lunch at a restaurant in Tulum.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

OVERVIEW

Zip through the streets and back alleys of historical St. George on an electric trike for an effortless exploration of this UNESCO World Heritage site town. After a briefing on how to operate the trike and a trial run, you will be ready to take off on a one-of-a-kind journey through downtown. Pedaling or balancing isn’t required like on a conventional bike so you can concentrate on the sights along the way. The exact route will depend on the conditions and traffic, but you can expect to see many of the most historical landmarks. They include where the rum runners operated during Prohibition, the Unfinished Church – which was started in 1874 and is still only partially built – and the site of Joseph Rainey’s barbershop before he returned to America to become the first African-American to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives. The guide will describe the importance of each attraction during the 3-mile ride.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Ride through St. George, Bermuda’s first capital, on an electric three-wheeled trike.
• See many of the town’s most fascinating attractions and hear descriptions of each one.
• Admire the 17th- and 18th-century architecture that lines the streets of St. George.
• Take the tender to and from St. George, which occupies Bermuda’s northeastern tip.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Zip through Placencia Lagoon on a wave runner leaving a rooster tail in your wake and the mainland in your rear view mirror. After watching a short orientation video that will help maximize the experience, you will hop aboard a wave runner and tear off across the lagoon. The ride will be exhilarating from start to finish. To ensure that you see all the sights, a guide will lead the way with the wave runners following more or less caravan-style. The numerous mangrove-rimmed islands that you will spot scattered about are well-protected, as their ecologically important trees filter impurities from the water and stabilize the shoreline. The lagoon’s water is typically smooth enough so you can easily carve your way across the surface without encountering any wakes other than your own.

Come and witness the region's most unique natural treasure, a series of caverns connected by underground waterways and awarded as “Mexico and Central America’s Leading Nature Reserve”! Picture yourself in there admiring the breathtaking crystal museum carved by Mother Nature during millions of years. Experience a short ride into the jungle to the Río Secreto Nature Reserve where you’ll be outfitted with a wetsuit, life vest, helmet and a head lamp, at the end a towel. Incredible natural formations will meet you around every corner as you walk, wade and swim through the easy 0.37 mile/600 meter route in its crystal clear fresh water. This protected nature reserve, included in the “NAT GEO Top 10 Family Activities” and EarthCheck Gold certified for its good sustainable practices, has astounding stalactites, stalagmites and other formations that will amaze you with their variety and natural splendor.

Your expert guide will inform you about the ancient caverns’ cultural and natural importance as you marvel at the magical subterranean world that until now has remained unexplored for millions of years. After the tour you will taste the local flavors with a Delicious regional buffet and beverages. You will have the opportunity to visit, explore and shop in Playa del Carmen at the famous 5th Avenue, before the ferry ride to Cozumel. The ferry ride to and from Playa del Carmen is included. This adventure is perfect for all ages and everyone will be amazed as they explore one of the most unique caverns in all of Mexico.