Explore Old Town at your own pace for as long as you wish, perhaps walking atop the medieval walls, visiting historical churches and browsing the many boutiques.

After departing from the pier, you will soon arrive at Pile Gate, the primary entrance to Dubrovnik’s Old Town, an area so culturally significant that it has been deemed a UNESCO World Heritage site. From this point, you will explore on your own.

For an excellent overview of Old Town, you might climb the stairs and walk atop the remarkably thick, 13th-century walls. The full circuit is over a mile, but it’s worth every step, as the ever-changing views of the sea and medieval Old Town are stunning.

You can also expect to see several imposing fortresses such as St. John’s, which guards the entrance to the harbor. The Maritime Museum occupies part of the fortress and presents the area’s maritime heritage through artifacts and documents.

Old Town’s main street, the Stradun, is just as captivating. Meandering along you might pass the ornate Cathedral of the Assumption, the 16th-century Sponza Palace, and the polygonal Onofrio Fountain, which supplied Dubrovnik with water for more than 500 years.

When you get hungry, use the supplied voucher for a traditional, crepe-like pancake at Dolce Vita Dubrovnik. Another voucher for the cable car will take you to the top of Srdj Hill for a sweeping view of Old Town. When you are finished exploring, simply take the shuttle bus back to the pier.

Zip through the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea on a jet ski and then relax on a beautiful bayside beach. The adventure will begin in Cavtat, a resort city tucked along a serene crescent-shaped bay in southern Croatia. After a brief orientation on how to maximize your time on the water, you will tear off into the sea on a two-person jet ski. Whether you drive or sit back and relax as a passenger, it will be an exhilarating experience the entire time. The bay is extraordinarily picturesque as numerous islands dot the waterscape, and you will have the opportunity to race through the waters off three of the finest—Mrkan, Bobara and Supetar. These rock-rimmed islands are heavily forested and sparsely populated, making them all the more visually stunning. In time, you will return to Cavtat to enjoy free time on the beach where you picked up your jet ski.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Race through the Adriatic Sea as the driver of a two-person jet ski or as the passenger.
• Zip around several gorgeous islands in a beautiful bay off the resort city of Cavtat.
• Relax on a beach after your exhilarating jet ski adventure.

OVERVIEW

Gain an understanding of how the architecture of Old Town has evolved through the centuries to accommodate the changing times and better withstand natural disasters. You will enter Dubrovnik’s walled medieval district through the 16th-century Pile Gate, which once had a drawbridge that could be raised at night to protect the people inside. As you walk down the main street, known as the Stradun, you will pass some of the earliest buildings in Old Town, many of which were reconstructed following a catastrophic earthquake in 1667. Although the exterior of the Rector’s Palace has remained the same since the 15th century, the building has been used for different purposes, including an armory, a watch house and a prison. The 16th-century Sponza Palace – which survived the earthquake intact – sits on a spot where rainwater was once collected, while the city’s cathedral was heavily damaged in the earthquake and was rebuilt in a baroque style.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Walk through Dubrovnik’s Old Town and learn how it has changed over time.
• See buildings from the 14th to 17th centuries, each one a glimpse into that time period.
• Gain insight into how the earthquake of 1667 instigated the rebuilding of Old Town.
• Spend free time exploring the historical area around the 16th-century Sponza Palace.

HELPFUL HINTS

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

Depart the Port of Dubrovnik on foot to the newly opened cable car station situated in the vicinity of the Old Town. Arriving at the station, proceed by cable car to Srd Hill. From here you’ll enjoy a bird’s eye view of the greatness of the city and surroundings. You’ll never forget the centuries-old Dubrovnik rooftops. After returning by cable car to the main station, your guide will lead you on a walking tour of the Old Town. At the end of the walking tour, you’ll have free time to explore further on your own.

Whether you are a zipline novice or aficionado, satisfy your need for speed and adventure when you fly and experience the adrenaline-filled ziplines. You’ll be met at the keeper’s house, located at the base of the Flighthouse by the flight crew who will provide you with a safety orientation, assist with your equipment selection and fitting and a technical flight briefing covering the upcoming flight mission. Once outfitted and briefed, you’ll be transported up to your designated flight deck via the Flighthouse elevator where your adventure begins. Here, perched over 100 feet in the air you will experience the wind gusts as you soar 100 feet above the Manatee Lagoon. Consists of three zips crisscrossing Harvest Caye. Each zip is long enough for you feel the rush and enjoy the sensation.

To enhance the thrill and excitement we have added an elevated suspension net bridge. Allowing you a bird’s eye view of guests below or to search the horizon and take in panoramic views of the Mayan Mountains on the mainland or the turquoise waters of the outer reefs.

This unique experience begins with a scenic tour along the Cozumel coast, onboard our vessel Ana that will take our guests to the Submarine Atlantis XII, and then dive to a depth of up to, at least, 100 feet. This adventure will show you a spectacular natural scenery of the Chankanaab reef, which is part of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System, one of the largest living structures on the planet, and which is home to fish, lobsters, rays, sharks, and turtles, which can be admired depending on it's from the season. It will also take you to the famous Cozumel’s Wall, with a vertical drop of 2000 feet which delimits the Island. The new submarine route explores the biggest dive wreck in the area, the Felipe Xicotencatl, a 154 feet longship that was sold to the Mexican Navy. Later was sank to enhance the life of this Protected Natural Area and preserve it for future generations. Nowadays, it is home of mainly fish, sponges, and soft corals. An experienced crew will relate to you an interesting narration of the area and its diversity of underwater life, providing relevant information during your tour. The Submarine Atlantis XII is the only one of its kind in Mexico; it is powered by batteries, which helps minimize its ecological footprint, and its passenger cabin is air-conditioned and maintains the same pressure as atmospheric at the surface.

Explore San Juan, a 500-year old city with an experienced group of cyclists, just steps from the harbor entrance to see the highlights of San Juan, from the historical capital building "El Capitolio" to a reef sheltered city. Commencing at the dock, tour guides will lead you to the historic capital building for a brief history of the island’s largest city.

Ride along the charming cobblestone streets to Christopher Columbus Square and Fort San Cristobal, seeing former battlegrounds from colonial times. Bike through the El Morro landscape to Santa Catalina Palace and Plazoleta de la Rogativa, where you’ll stop to learn about the history.

Continue your journey through the other side of the city through Paseo La Princesa (The Princess Path) and Raices (Roots) Fountain. You'll have stops to take photos and your tour concludes back at the pier.

This ultimate tour of Dubrovnik encompasses the main highlights of this unique area and you’ll get to enjoy it in a small group by minibus. You’ll depart by minibus to the parking area and toward the cable car station. Ascend by cable car to enjoy a panoramic view from Srd hill. You’ll have a bird’s eye view of the entire city and of the old Dubrovnik rooftops which you’ll always remember.

From Mount Srdj, you’ll depart by minibus on a scenic drive to the picturesque seaside resort town of Cavtat, with a long history that dates back to the 6th century BC. Today, the city that was founded by the Greeks, is a popular tourist destination. Its seafront promenade is filled with shops, and restaurants. You’ll have an opportunity to sit at one of the many cafes along the coast or enjoy a nice walk along the beautiful sea front promenade. Depart Cavtat back to Dubrovnik. Enjoy a glass of Croatian wine while tasting some of the finest Croatian cheeses before a short guided walking tour of the city. Next, have some free time to explore the City on your own before heading back to your ship.

OVERVIEW

Enjoy a panoramic drive along Bermuda’s picturesque southern shore with stops along the way at the most alluring attractions. After crossing the world’s smallest drawbridge, you will travel past a lengthy nature reserve in surprisingly bucolic Somerset Village, around the Great Sound and on to Gibbs Hill Lighthouse. Climb the spiral staircase of this whitewashed beacon – the world’s oldest cast-iron lighthouse – and you will be treated to 360° views of southern Bermuda. As you will notice while pausing at some of the loveliest beaches that rim the southern shores, they feature pink sand. The magnificent pastel hue comes from a combination of white limestone sediment and red single-cell organisms called foraminifera. Pastels also dominate Hamilton, Bermuda’s winsome capital, especially along Front Street. The colors beautifully complement the harbor’s turquoise water. During free time in Hamilton, you might shop in the one-of-a-kind stores or simply meander about enjoying the stylish ambiance.

HIGHLIGHTS

• See the considerable highlights in southern Bermuda, both natural and manmade.
• Cross the world’s smallest drawbridge and stop at the world’s oldest cast-iron lighthouse.
• Pause on occasion to admire the naturally beautiful pink-sand beaches along the southern shores.
• Enjoy free time in Hamilton, Bermuda’s wonderfully traditional capital.

HELPFUL HINTS

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

One of the famous sea explorers, Jacques Cousteau voted the Dubrovnik Riviera as one of the cleanest and best preserved waters in the world. After sailing from the port, cruise along the picturesque Lokrum Island and Ploce, an area known for its luxury hotels. Further along, you’ll pass the magnificent, impressive site of the City Ramparts. After approximately 60 minutes of scenic cruising, reach the Old Town Port of Dubrovnik where you’ll find the famous main street – the Stradun. Your experienced guide will lead you through the charming streets, showing you the most interesting places in the Old Town. After the walking tour, you’ll have ample time to explore on your own.

Snap selfies at the most photogenic spots in and around Ponta Delgada, many of them iconic attractions that define the city. To ensure the best possible results, a selfie tutor guide will offer tips so you can capture just the right angle, lighting and composition for every shot. Your pictures will be ideal for posting on social media and sharing in other ways.

As you walk and ride through Ponta Delgada, you will pause at designated selfie stops that include:
• António Borges Garden
• Milícias viewpoint in São Roque
• Campo São Francisco
• City Gates

HIGHLIGHTS

• Take inspiring selfies at the most photogenic attractions in Ponta Delgada.
• Follow tips from your selfie tutor to ensure the very best pictures.
• Learn the historical significance of these landmarks while enjoying their dramatic scenery at Antonio Borges Garden and Campo São Francisco.
• Capture stunning selfies with the Milícias View Coastline as your backdrop, then enjoy free time exploring Ponta Delgada’s Old Town.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Wear casual, weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable walking shoes.
• Bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
• Be sure your phone or camera is fully charged.

OVERVIEW

Join a hands-on cooking class and learn to prepare authentic Mexican dishes for your lunch, after which you can relax on San Juan Beach. The venue for your culinary adventure will be Buccanos, a waterfront restaurant known for its innovative menu and casual ambiance. The chef will welcome you with a freshly mixed margarita – which you can help prepare if you wish – and an enlightening overview of the local cuisine. Everything you need to make a delicious three-course meal will be waiting at your work station. The chef will be standing by to offer guidance, cooking tips and answers to any questions you may have about the preparation. After dining on your concoctions, you will be treated to a sampling of tequila, the quintessential Mexican spirit. Beach time follows, during which you will be free to do whatever you please, even if it is nothing more ambitious than basking in the sun.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Learn to prepare authentic Mexican dishes in a hands-on cooking class.
• Dine on the three-course meal that you have prepared at Buccanos restaurant.
• Enjoy a tequila tasting that will reveal the complexities of this Mexican spirit.
• Relax on San Juan Beach, the beautiful stretch of sand that Buccanos fronts.

HELPFUL HINTS

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