Pedal along 12 miles of unspoiled beauty, exploring Bonaire's wildlife and lush landscape, as well as its first settlement. Your tour begins as you board your transportation for a short drive to the starting location outside town. Here, you'll be equipped with a mountain/tour bike and helmet and receive a briefing. Your professional naturalist guide will escort you north on Bonaire's most scenic paved roads, stopping to chat about Bonaire's flora, fauna, and natural history.

Along the way, you'll witness the blush of the pink flamingos reflected off Goto Lake. Next on your itinerary is Dos Pos, (Two Wells), a drinking well for animals, where you'll stop for complimentary water or soft drinks. After 2.5 hours of cycling, your tour concludes in Rincon with a relaxing drive back to the pier.

OVERVIEW

Observe schools of brightly colored fish and other marine life while snorkeling a barrier reef and a shipwreck that serves as an artificial reef. The reefs off Grand Cayman are teeming with sea life, and you will likely see an abundance of creatures that may include stingrays and sea turtles, especially loggerhead and green turtles as their numbers have dramatically increased in the last two decades. Tropical fish are also plentiful and many of them are easy to identify because of their distinct colors. You might see brilliant blue tangs, neon-colored parrotfish and Spanish hogfish, a species whose colors change as they age. If you spot purple-and-yellow ones, they are juveniles. The shipwreck also attracts huge numbers of fish as it has provided them with a sheltered habitat for decades. Because it lies on the ocean floor just 25 feet below the surface, it offers an excellent, easy-to-reach snorkeling site.

HIGHLIGHTS
• See an abundance of neon-colored fish and other marine life while snorkeling a reef.
• Snorkel around a shipwreck that now serves as an artificial reef teeming with fish.
• Look for loggerhead and green sea turtles, whose numbers have increased recently.

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

These horses will immediately put you at ease. The ride begins on an off-road trail from which the beautiful blue Caribbean Sea comes into view. When you reach the end of the trail, ride your horse right into the waters of the Caribbean Sea. The horses love a refreshing dip in the sea and you will love the thrill of the experience.

After the horseback riding, enjoy two hours of relaxing on a lounge chair and experience one of the best (and private) Caribbean beaches on the island.

A variety of drinks and food are available for additional purchase.

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.

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.

OVERVIEW

Zip along the gorgeous northern coast in a modern powerboat to your snorkel destination, dance along with upbeat Caribbean music or relax on board and take a refreshing swim and snorkel in the waters that rim Sosua Bay. Drive along the Dominican Republic’s northern shore, enjoying spectacular scenery all the way to Sousa Beach. Board your party boat and spend the next few hours sailing along the bay. Enjoy the lively Caribbean music and icy-cold drinks while dancing on board. If you’d like to observe the wonders underwater, snorkeling equipment is available. You don’t have to snorkel far from the boat to see all sorts of brilliantly colored reef fish at 3 Rocks Snorkel Spot. Enjoy the second snorkeling area at Sosua Bay, dance or just relax onboard.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Zip along the gorgeous northern coast in a modern powerboat to your snorkel destination.
• Dance along with upbeat Caribbean music or relax on board.
• Take a refreshing swim and snorkel in the waters that rim The Bay of Sosua.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

OVERVIEW

Experience the Damajagua waterfalls in every way imaginable with a local guide leading the adventure. A hike through a jungle-like landscape will bring you to the waterfalls, whose source is the Damajagua River, a cool mountain stream. This breathtaking natural wonder contains numerous cascades of varying heights, and you will reach about a dozen of them. You will jump off some of the waterfalls, negotiate other ones by sliding down slick rock chutes and swim in the sparkling pools at the base of all of them. Wooden walkways and steps connect many of the cascades, allowing you access that would be impossible otherwise. The river is known for its beautiful blue hue as it spills out of the mountains and carves its way through the rocky terrain. Steep limestone canyons line much of the Damajagua, making the scenery all the more memorable.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Follow a guide down the Damajagua River as it cascades through the mountainous jungle.
• Jump off and slide down the waterfalls and swim in the cool pools below the cascades.
• Marvel at the secluded pristine setting, which can only be reached on foot.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Bring a swimsuit, water shoes and towel.

Travel through St. Lucia's countryside and the communities of Babonneau, Fond Assau and Chassin. Upon arrival at the Rain Forest Sky Rides Eco Park you'll gear up as your naturalist tour guide gives a safety introduction and then accompanies a group of no more than eight persons to the training cable for a trial run. After successfully completing the training cable, board the Aerial Tram which will transfer you through the wonders of the rainforest to the top station where you disembark. Continue on a trail descending through the thicket of the rainforest and after a hike of approximately 15 minutes you reach the first sky canopy platform.

The first zip cable is only the beginning of an exhilarating experience. In all, you'll glide along eight zip cables. Fly among the high rainforest trees and enjoy great views of the north of the island, Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. After this exhilarating experience, board the aerial tram and relax in the comfort of your gondola while you enjoy fantastic views and the nature around you.

As an adventure-seeker you will simply love this new thrill ride that takes you on the Aerial Sky Explorer with the landscape unfolding below to the top of one of St. Maarten’s highest mountains. You’ll go flying back down on the world’s steepest zip line.

Board your air-conditioned transportation at the dock for a 30-minute, air-conditioned ride to Rockland Estate.

You will be directed to the plantation house, built in the 1700s, to learn the powerful story of Trace Wilson, born into slavery on the estate in 1818 and his descendant Emilio Wilson who purchased the property to educate current and future generations about the conditions of plantation life as well as the customs, traditions and history of St. Maarten, “The Friendly Island.”

Embark the Sky Explorer for the approximately 25-minute ride to the top of Sentry Hill, one of St.Maarten’s highest elevations at 1,125 feet. The experience encompasses two chairlifts as well as a series of platforms that encircle the mountaintop showcasing 360-degree views of the island including vistas of neighboring islands Saba, St. Eustatius, St. Barts and Anguilla.

A brief orientation will prepare you to fly down the mountain on The Flying Dutchman; the world’s steepest zip line! You’ll be attached to a flight line in a secure harnessed chair, launching you on the 1050-foot drop in elevation over 2800 feet to experience the ride of a lifetime.

After your fun-filled adventure, souvenirs and attraction photos are available for purchase in the gift shop. Emilio’s Restaurant, nestled among authentic antique colonial walls offers a menu of classic favorites with a new twist. Food and beverages are available for purchase.

When you are ready to depart, after exploring the estate, board your air-conditioned transportation back to your ship.

OVERVIEW

Embark on an exciting self-driven journey through the stunning countryside in a Jeep, navigating your way to a beautiful stretch of sand on Beef Island. As you follow a scenic route through the rolling hills, you will be provided with enlightening commentary about the natural wonders and rich history of Tortola, a British Overseas Territory. After driving across the iconic Queen Elizabeth II Bridge connecting Beef Island to Tortola, you’ll have the freedom to relax and enjoy Long Bay Beach at your own pace. This tropical beach invites you to unwind on its soft white sands, take a dip in the turquoise sea, or enjoy a leisurely stroll along the shore. On your return drive, soak in views of Little Camanoe and Great Camanoe Islands, enhancing your appreciation of Tortola’s natural beauty.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Drive your own Jeep across Tortola, enjoying panoramic countryside views.
• Listen to guided commentary via provided audio or tour briefings that highlight Tortola’s historical and scenic landmarks.
• Spend flexible free time at Long Bay Beach, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or simply soaking up the serene atmosphere.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing, with a swimsuit underneath if planning to swim.
• Wear flat, comfortable walking shoes. No driving in sandals or slippers.
• Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a towel for your beach visit.

Enjoy a 25-minute scenic drive to Coral World Ocean Park, upon arrival a Sea Trek guide will brief you on your exciting undersea adventure. The staff will help you suit up with water shoes, gloves and your Sea Trek helmet which keeps your face and hair dry while it provides air, weight, and stability. In guided groups of no more than ten, you’ll trek around coral reefs and see their abundant marine life up close and personal 18-20 feet below the surface. Get a diver's view of fish and corals, without any swimming or diving experience!

When you resurface, you’ll have about 90 minutes to explore Coral World on your own. Marvel at the grace of the sea turtles, sharks and stingrays. At the touch pool, gently handle starfish and sea urchins, pet a sea cucumber, meet a hermit crab and other touchable sea creatures. Visit the Lorikeet Garden and feed these playful and colorful birds some nectar. Find a special gift or souvenir at one of the unique gift shops and relax and refresh at one of the open-air cafes. Wear your swimsuit and bring a towel. You may wear prescription eyeglasses in the water. Video and photos taken by tour guides are available for purchase. Personal cameras are not permitted on the helmet dive portion of this tour.

OVERVIEW

Meander through two wonderfully serene botanical gardens with curators that will describe the exotic flora in captivating detail. As you walk along the winding paths of Hunte’s Garden, you will see a seemingly endless array of tropical plants, some quite rare and many of them in bloom. Anthony Hunte, the visionary horticulturalist that created this wonderland in the 1950s, describes it as “the most enchanting place on earth,” and there is no doubt that his namesake garden is magical. As a special treat, Hunte may be available to talk about the beginnings of the garden and how it has grown. Andromeda Gardens is equally delightful and has the distinction of being the oldest and largest such tropical paradise on Barbados. Its ethnobotanical garden is especially alluring as it features plants that Barbadians have traditionally used for food, medicine and clothing. Butterflies are abundant there, including buckeyes and bright-orange Gulf fritillaries.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Stroll through two visually stunning botanical gardens, each created in the 1950s.
• Revel in the serenity of Hunte’s Garden and perhaps meet founder Anthony Hunte.
• Follow a curator through Andromeda Gardens, the island’s oldest botanical wonderland.

HELPFUL HINTS

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