Explore and book Oceania Cruises 15 Night Bermuda Cruise on the Oceania  Insignia departing from Boston, Massachusetts on Nov 10, 2023 and ending in Boston, Massachusetts on Nov 25, 2023 Sail to Hamilton, Bermuda, St. George, Bermuda, Roseau, Dominica, Port of Basseterre, St. Kitts, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. John's, Antigua, Bridgetown, Barbados, New York, New York, St. Georges, Grenada, West Indies, Gustavia, St. Barts, Castries, St. Lucia, Port of Kingstown, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, Boston, Massachusetts

Boston, Massachusetts

Early Booking Sale

Steeped in American history, Boston offers cruisers a journey through the nation's early days, from the Freedom Trail to colonial landmarks. Beyond history, the city's vibrant neighborhoods and waterfront provide a modern charm.

New York, New York

The iconic "Big Apple", New York City is a world unto itself. From the towering skyscrapers of Manhattan to the artsy neighborhoods of Brooklyn, it offers a never-ending whirl of culture, history, and urban adventures.

Hamilton, Bermuda

Best of Bermuda Complete Island Tour
Golf at Belmont Hills Country Club
Nevis Plantation and Beach
A Touch of Bermuda
Full Island Tour with Beach Stop
Jet Boat Adventure
Beach Break on Nevis
Boat Blast Adventure
Famous Homes and Hideaways
U.S. WWII History
Nevis Island Tour
New York City Access Pass - 1 Day
Private Sailboat Charter
Private U.S. WWII History
Private Whitsundays and Snorkel Charter
New York City Access Pass - 2 Day
New York City Access Pass - 3 Day

St. George, Bermuda

Bermuda Glass Bottom Boat Cruise
Bermuda Catamaran Sail and Snorkel Tour
Island Wrap Around Tour of Bermuda
Bermuda Sunset Cocktail Cruise
Kings Warf Catamaran Cruise, Snorkel & Refreshments

Gustavia, St. Barts

The chic capital of St. Barts, Gustavia, is a blend of luxury yachts, upscale boutiques, and French Riviera vibes in the heart of the Caribbean. Its protected harbor and colonial history make it a must-visit on many luxury cruise itineraries.

Port of Basseterre, St. Kitts, St. Kitts and Nevis

St. John's, Antigua

A Caribbean paradise, St John's boasts white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a rich colonial history. The lively market scenes and well-preserved forts make it an island of both leisure and exploration.

Roseau, Dominica

The capital of Dominica, Roseau showcases the Caribbean's natural beauty with its hot springs, rainforests, and volcanic landscapes. Known as the "Nature Isle," a stop here promises a green getaway.

Port of Kingstown, St. Vincent & the Grenadines

The Pirates Package, Fort Charlotte and Beach, with Topdawg Taxi and Tours
Half-Day Shared Group Tour in Kingstown and Dark View Falls
Dark View Waterfall and Beach Tour
Kingstown, Botanical Gardens, Fort Charlotte and Beach w/ Topdawg Taxi and Tours
Owia Salt Pond Tour with Fraser's Taxi and Tours
Pirates of the Caribbean movie site + beach with Fraser's Taxi and Tours
Pirates Tour in St Vincent
Vermont Nature Trail with Topdawg Taxi and Tours

St. Georges, Grenada, West Indies

Grenada's Spice Route
Snorkeling Grenada's Underwater Sculpture Park and Reefs
Certified Grenada Two Tank Dive
A Taste of Grenada
Grenada PADI Discover Scuba Diving
Certified Grenada One Tank Dive
Private Grenada's Spice Route
Best of St. Lucia, Barbados, and St. Georges, Grenada Package
Brewery and Beach
Berlin's Top Ten
Powerboat Adventure and Sculpture Park Snorkel

Castries, St. Lucia

As the capital of St. Lucia, Castries offers cruisers a taste of the Caribbean's vibrant culture and natural beauty. From its bustling markets to nearby volcanic beaches and rainforest-covered mountains, Castries is a showcase of island diversity.

Bridgetown, Barbados

Go Swimming with Turtles
Marvel at Protected Animals at Barbados Wildlife Reserve
Enjoy Barbados’ Many Beaches
Take a Drive Along the Island’s East Coast

15 Night Bermuda Cruise

Bermuda

Caribbean

North America

Escape into a world of imagination in our exquisite English-style library, boasting over 2,000 books and periodicals. It's the perfect retreat for those seeking tranquility and a touch of nostalgia amidst the elegance reminiscent of the Golden Age of Travel. Immerse yourself in the comfort of plush chairs and the quiet ambiance, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and reading at sea.

Library

Remain connected with loved ones and up-to-date with world events at our 24-hour Oceania@Sea Internet Center. Offering both wireless and in-suite iPad® access for suite guests, plus convenient mailing and phone services, staying in touch is effortless and seamless throughout your voyage.


Oceania@Sea Internet Center

Experience ancient wellness traditions from around the world with Wellness Discovery Tours by Aquamar. Explore exotic destinations and discover time-honored health practices, all while enjoying unique, rejuvenating excursions designed to enhance your well-being.

Wellness Discovery Tours

Dive into relaxation on the pool deck with a large saltwater pool and two whirlpool spas. Unwind on luxurious day beds or chaise lounge chairs with a cocktail in hand, all while soaking in the panoramic sea views. It's the perfect serene escape to rejuvenate between port explorations.

Pool Deck

Perfect your putt and enjoy the timeless game of golf on our onboard putting greens. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or just looking for some leisurely fun, our 9-hole course offers a unique opportunity to hone your skills against the backdrop of the open sea.

Golf Putting Green

Dive into the spirit of friendly competition with a game of shuffleboard on deck. This classic game provides a perfect blend of skill and fun, inviting guests to enjoy leisurely play or engage in more spirited contests.

Shuffleboard

Experience the thrill of Monte Carlo-style gaming on the high seas. Our casino offers a variety of games, from blackjack and roulette to a wide selection of slots and video poker. With free lessons, a loyalty points system, and options for cashless wagering, it's an exciting way to spend your evening aboard.

Casinos at Sea

Immerse yourself in classic card games or lively board game sessions at our Card Room, creating the perfect ambiance for friendly rounds of bridge, poker, or canasta. With a variety of board games on offer, it's the ideal space for relaxed social gatherings and cherished memories.

Card Room

Explore our chic boutiques for an exclusive shopping experience, offering a refined selection of sundries, resort wear, and fine jewelry. Perfect for finding that special gift or cruise memento, our boutiques cater to discerning tastes and provide a stylish reminder of your journey at sea.


Boutiques

Join the fun and friendly competition with our onboard trivia and quizzes, including Team Trivia and MENSA challenges. These popular activities are a fantastic way to bond with fellow travelers, stimulate your mind, and share in the laughter and camaraderie of our vibrant community.

Brain Games

Experience the sophisticated charm of Martinis, where the art of the cocktail is celebrated with a wide array of martinis in an elegant setting. Inspired by the serene beauty of the Greek Isles, the ambiance invites you to unwind and enjoy the finer things in life.

Martinis

Begin your evening in the sophisticated ambiance of The Grand Bar, where fine vintages and classic apéritifs spark engaging conversation and new friendships. This elegant pre-dinner destination sets the stage for a night of gourmet dining and lively exchange.


The Grand Bar

For the pinnacle of nightly entertainment aboard Oceania Cruises, the Lounge is your destination. Offering everything from headline acts and comedians to magicians and jazz ensembles, it’s the heart of entertainment at sea.


Lounge

Horizons serves as an observation lounge by day and a vibrant evening venue by night, where dancing and cocktails under the glow of floor-to-ceiling windows create unforgettable moments. Its elegant, country club ambiance invites relaxation and enjoyment.


Horizons

Just a step away from the pool, Waves Bar is your oasis for refreshment in the midst of sun-soaked leisure. Offering a wide selection of drinks, it’s the perfect spot for a daytime cocktail or a sunset segue into the evening’s festivities.

Waves Bar

Experience the grandeur of The Grand Dining Room, a culinary homage to Europe's finest five-star restaurants. With its splendid decor and expansive menu of Continental dishes and global flavors, it offers a dining experience that combines elegance with an incredible variety of choices.

The Grand Dining Room

Toscana invites you on a journey through authentic Italian cuisine, where each dish tells a story passed down from generations. Savor masterfully prepared Tuscan delights served on elegant Versace china, capturing the essence of Italy's culinary heritage with every bite.

Toscana

Step into Polo Grill, where timeless elegance meets the perfection of classic steakhouse favorites. From USDA Prime certified Black Angus beef to meticulously prepared seafood dishes, every bite is a celebration of tradition and flavor, accompanied by the warmth of genuine hospitality.


Polo Grill

Indulge in casual luxury with Waves Grill's alfresco dining experience, offering a tempting menu of all-American favorites steps from the poolside. Treat yourself to decadent desserts like homemade passion fruit sorbet and hand-dipped milkshakes, making every bite a delightful escape.

Waves Grill

Treat your taste buds to specialty coffee perfection at Baristas, where expertly crafted illy® espressos and lattes await. Pair your beverage with delectable pastries and homemade biscotti, creating the perfect pick-me-up for any time of day.

Baristas

Indulge in the timeless elegance of Afternoon Tea, a daily celebration featuring a classical string quartet, a splendid array of pastries, finger sandwiches, and a diverse selection of traditional and artisanal teas. This cherished pastime offers a moment of luxury and relaxation amidst the day's adventures.

Afternoon Tea

Elevate your cruise experience with our in-room dining options, offering a diverse menu available 24/7, including complimentary full hot breakfasts and expanded lunch/dinner choices for Concierge Level guests. Indulge in course-by-course meals in the comfort of your suite, or savor a tranquil meal on your private veranda, all while taking in breathtaking seascapes.

In-Room Dining Experiences

Experience vitality cuisine at AQUAMAR, inspired by the renowned Mediterranean diet, offering the freshest, highest-quality ingredients and gourmet plant-based dishes. With extensive menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, including energizing options at the Raw Juice & Smoothie Bar, delight your palate while nourishing your body on our ships.

Aquamar Vitality Cuisine

Terrace Café offers a relaxed retreat for informal dining, whether it's a sunlit breakfast, flavorful lunch, or sophisticated evening meal. With international-inspired dishes, fresh seafood, and a diverse selection of plant-based options, every moment at the Terrace Café is a culinary delight.

Terrace Café

Enrich your cruise experience with fascinating insights from our Guest Speakers, delving into the cultures, stories, and themes of the regions visited. With additional enrichment programs on select sailings and complimentary health and wellness seminars, our talks offer meaningful engagement and the chance to reinvigorate your lifestyle.


Guest Speakers

Immerse yourself in the world of dazzling performances onboard, where each night offers a new spectacle of world-class musical talents, including pianists, classical string quartets, and dynamic vocalists. With an ever-changing lineup, the entertainment is as diverse as it is captivating, promising a perfect night of enjoyment for every taste.


Onboard Shows

Step into the spotlight with Broadway in Concert, a dazzling tribute to the iconic musicals that have shaped the world of theater. Our talented vocalists bring to life beloved songs and hidden gems in this elegant concert-style review. It's a celebration of show business that's bound to captivate theater lovers of all ages.

Broadway in Concert

Get ready for Showdown, a lively mock singing competition where your vote determines the winner. Cheer on your favorite performers as they take the stage with popular hits, making for a fun and interactive entertainment experience. Join us and see who takes home the crown in this thrilling musical contest.

Showdown

Immerse yourself in the acoustic renditions of pop music's greatest hits with Acoustic Sessions, where a live band brings your favorite tunes to life in an intimate, 360-degree setting, ensuring a unique and memorable musical experience.

Acoustic Sessions

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the electrifying ambiance of the 1920s at Gatsby’s, where the timeless tunes of jazz, blues, and Tin Pan Alley standards fill the air. This vibrant venue offers a nostalgic escape with music by legends like Duke Ellington and Fats Waller, perfect for those looking to revel in the era’s spirited charm.

Gatsby’s

Embark on a wellness journey at the Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center, where restorative therapies, healthy cuisine, and enriching wellness experiences await. From rejuvenating treatments to immersive wellness excursions, every aspect is designed to enhance your health and vitality onboard.


Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center

Experience the ultimate in relaxation and rejuvenation at the Aquamar Spa Terrace, where the therapeutic benefits of a thalassotherapy pool or whirlpools await. This serene sanctuary is designed to soothe the mind and body, offering a peaceful retreat with stunning views and tranquil waters.

Aquamar Spa Terrace

Revitalize your body in the therapeutic embrace of our Thalassotherapy Pool. This saltwater sanctuary is perfect for soothing sore muscles, improving circulation, and easing joint pain, making it an ideal wellness complement to any cruise experience.

Thalassotherapy Pool

Enhance your wellness journey in our aromatic steam room, where temperature-regulated steam infused with herbal essences improves your skin and mood. This multisensory experience offers a perfect retreat for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Aromatic Steam Room

Immerse yourself in the healing properties of the ocean with our selection of body therapies. From Musclease Ocean Wraps to Intensely Cleansing Salt Scrubs, our treatments are designed to detoxify and nourish, leaving your skin purified and refreshed.

Body Therapies

Discover the art of relaxation and rejuvenation with our signature massage therapies at the Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center. Each therapy, from Aroma Stone to Thai Herbal Poultice massages, is crafted to restore harmony and balance to body and spirit, using natural ingredients and a blend of ancient and modern techniques.

Massage Therapies

Experience the transformative power of our facial therapies, where ancient massage techniques meet modern skin care to deliver essential vitamins and nutrients. Our Pro-Collagen Age Defy and Caviar Firm And Lift facials are signature services designed to rejuvenate and revitalize.

Facial Therapies

Elevate your look with our luxury salon and barber shop services, offering everything from personalized hair treatments to deluxe manicures and pedicures. Our experienced stylists and barbers use premium products to ensure you look and feel your best.

Salon & Barber Shop Services

Start your day with serenity by joining our complimentary yoga classes, designed to enhance your inner peace, flexibility, and strength. From sunrise sessions to introductory classes, there's a perfect match for every skill level, setting the tone for a day of exploration and discovery.

Yoga

Strengthen your core and improve your posture with our Pilates classes, a low-impact exercise regimen focusing on flexibility, endurance, and muscle control. Our expert instructors ensure a welcoming environment for developing core stability and enhancing overall body health.

Pilates

Energize your body with a workout in our state-of-the-art fitness center, featuring the latest in cardio and strength-training equipment. Join our complimentary classes for an extra boost of motivation, from bootcamps to indoor cycling, tailored to help you achieve your fitness goals.

Cardio & Strength Training

Embrace a healthier you with our complimentary fitness classes, catering to all levels of experience. From strength training to stretching and foot fitness, our professional instructors are dedicated to guiding you through each session, ensuring a fulfilling and beneficial workout.


Free Fitness Classes

Embrace the beauty of the sea and sky while keeping active on our running track. Whether you're starting your day with an energizing jog or enjoying a leisurely walk, the stunning views and fresh sea air offer a perfect backdrop for exercise and reflection.


Running Track

Elevate your wellness journey with our comprehensive range of complimentary fitness classes, from Pilates and yoga to strength training. Our state-of-the-art fitness center also offers the latest exercise equipment and personal training sessions, catering to all your fitness needs.


Fitness Center

Find your peaceful haven on our private sundeck, the ultimate spot for solitude and relaxation. Whether seeking a meditative moment or simply a break from the buzz, the sundeck offers a tranquil retreat to recharge.


Sundeck

Oceania's Insignia delivers a refined and peaceful cruise experience, ideally crafted for discerning travelers drawn to its small-scale luxury and distinctive long-duration voyages. With an emphasis on high-quality service and gourmet dining, including a versatile plant-based menu, guests are assured a personalized and memorable journey. The ship's design and atmosphere cater to relaxation and leisure, ensuring a balance of engaging activities and tranquil moments, suitable for those valuing sophistication and comfort.

Experience the world's ancient wellness traditions with our Wellness Discovery Tours by Aquamar. Explore exotic locales and learn about timeless health practices, all while enjoying unique, rejuvenating excursions designed to enhance your well-being.

Oceania Cruises

Oceania  Insignia

See the highlights of Boston by driving through the city’s most historically important sites while listening to commentary about them. In the heart of the city, you will find Copley Square, named for famed portrait painter John Singleton Copley, and bordered by the architectural gems Trinity Church and the Boston Public Library. Continuing through the exclusive residential area of Back Bay and along Newbury Street, you will pass exquisite boutiques and trendy cafés on the way to the Public Garden. Overlooking the green oasis of Boston Common lies Beacon Hill, one of the most elegant and wealthiest neighborhoods. Other landmarks include the gold-domed Massachusetts State House and the Old South Meeting House, where the Boston Tea Party began. Looking across the Charles River, you will see the steeple of Old North Church, where Paul Revere ordered two lanterns hung in the steeple to signal that the British were approaching by sea.

Drive through Boston, stopping at landmarks such as the Old North Church before continuing across the Charles River to Cambridge. Along the way, you will pass one historic landmark after another, so many of them key to the American Revolution. You will see Boston Common, the oldest public park in America, the exclusive neighborhood of Beacon Hill, and the gold-domed Massachusetts State House, which was constructed in 1798 on land that was once John Hancock’s cow pasture. You will then visit the Old North Church, which first opened its doors in 1723. It was here that Paul Revere ordered two lanterns hung in the steeple to signal that the British were approaching by sea. After crossing the river to Cambridge, you will enjoy a leisurely stroll through Harvard University. If you wish to remain in Boston after the tour, you can be dropped off at Quincy Market and return on your own later.

Walk the historical Freedom Trail, pausing at many of the most pivotal sites in the American Revolution, while the guide elaborates on their significance in the founding of America. Highlights include the Massachusetts State House, Park Street Church and the Granary Burying Ground, the final resting place of John Hancock, Samuel Adams and Paul Revere. You will see the site of America’s First Public School and the Old Corner Book Store where authors including Emerson and Longfellow often gathered. Near the circle of stones in front of the Old State House, you will hear the story of the Boston Massacre, the first bloodshed of the Revolution. You will then continue to the North End, Boston’s oldest residential neighborhood and on to the home of Paul Revere. You will also visit the Old North Church, where Paul Revere ordered two lanterns hung in the steeple to signal that the British were approaching by sea.

Delve into the lives of Presidents John F. Kennedy, John Adams and John Quincy Adams by visiting the J.F.K. Library and Peacefield, the Adams’ family home. At the Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, you will watch an intriguing film that blends historical television footage and family home movies to illustrate Kennedy’s background and political accomplishments. While browsing the exhibits on your own, you might stand in a re-creation of the Oval Office and perhaps capture the inspirational spirit of America’s early space program. Continuing on to nearby Quincy, you will visit Peacefield, the elegant plantation residence first occupied by John Adams in 1788 and then by his son, John Quincy Adams. Once the “summer white house,” it is filled with original furniture and paintings. A tour of the home will provide a perspective of the vast accomplishments of these presidents.

Walk through Harvard, accompanied by a student guide that will lead you on an insider’s tour of the prestigious university and offer enlightening insights into student life. Established in 1636 and named after John Harvard, the college’s first benefactor, Harvard has grown to become one of the world’s most esteemed universities. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a U.S. National Historic Landmark District. Through your insider’s tour of Harvard, you will learn all sorts of other fascinating facts about the university, which has produced 47 Nobel Laureates and 48 Pulitzer Prize winners. Your tour includes visiting the oldest part of the campus, as well as the more contemporary parts of the campus, giving you great insight into today’s student life. You will also see Memorial Hall, which honors the Harvard men that fought for the Union in the Civil War.

Ride through Boston in the comfort of an Old Town Trolley, the ideal vehicle for viewing historical landmarks such as Boston Common and contemporary destinations such as the bar that the TV show “Cheers” popularized. Along the way, the trolley conductor will bring Boston’s history to life, weaving together colorful anecdotes, humorous stories and well-researched historical information. Many of the landmarks on the route were prominent during the American Revolution and are on Boston’s renowned Freedom Trail. The trolley will pass the site of the Boston Tea Party, the celebrated warship “Old Ironsides” and the Old North Church that served to signal the advancement of British troops with lanterns: “one if by land, two if by sea.” Boston’s contemporary sites are just as enticing, including the Boston Red Sox’s home stadium, Fenway Park. Just across the Charles River in the city Cambridge, you will find the esteemed Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Sail the waters off Salem in a 63-foot schooner and take an enlightening walk through downtown, followed by free time to explore deeper. The When & If schooner was built for General George S. Patton for an around-the-world cruise that he never took. Double-planked with Honduran mahogany and Alaskan cedar, the glistening ship is a head-turner whether moored or at sea. Once the crew sets sail, you will be welcome to join in for a hands-on sailing experience. Or just sit back and enjoy the cruise while the crew explains the rigging, the history of sailing these waters and what Salem was like hundreds of years ago. While walking through Salem, you will pass landmarks that best represent its maritime and cultural histories. You might stroll through Salem Common, admire the many Federal-style residences and see a museum that depicts the hysterical and unjust witch trials in the late 17th century.

This remarkably comprehensive half-day tour offers a wonderful overview of one of the world’s most exciting cities, as you pass many of New York’s most famous landmarks. You can just sit back and relax, enjoying a narrated tour as you travel through the streets of New York. Some of the sights that you will see include Times Square, Central Park and Radio City Music Hall, home of the Rockettes. You will drive along boutique-lined Fifth Avenue, take in the sight of the soaring Empire State Building and pass Herald Square, which was named for the newspaper that was once published nearby. You will also see neighborhoods that include Greenwich Village, SoHo and Chinatown. Three photo stops will be made for closer looks at St. Paul’s Chapel, the Statue of Liberty from Battery Park and the 9/11 Memorial, where you might reflect at the pools within the original footprints of the Twin Towers.

Enjoy two revealing perspectives of New York by taking in the considerable sights on the way to South Street Seaport and then by cruising the harbor, where the city’s dramatic skyline really comes into view. During the driving portion of the tour, the commentary will describe neighborhoods such wonderfully creative Greenwich Village and attractions such as the Financial District’s iconic charging bull statue that celebrates America’s can-do spirit. Upon reaching the 18th-century seaport, you will begin a leisurely cruise around the harbor, passing under the Brooklyn Bridge and following a route that affords extraordinary views of landmarks such as the Empire State Building and the One World Trade Center. You will also see neighboring New Jersey and Ellis Island. Still, the highlight is passing directly in front of the State of Liberty for an unforgettable view of what may well be New York’s most recognized symbol.

See the very best of Manhattan on this full-day tour that hits all the highlights and leaves free time to explore Grand Central Station and the surrounding area, where you might enjoy lunch on your own. You will start in midtown at Rockefeller Plaza, where you will be treated to a spectacular view of the city from the 70-story-high Top of the Rock Observatory. Other stops will be made at St. Paul’s Chapel, where George Washington paused to pray after his inauguration, and the 9/11 Memorial, which consists of two pools set within the original footprints of the Twin Towers. Free time for shopping and lunch around Grand Central Terminal follows. Then, you will pass one New York icon after another including Central Park, boutique-lined Fifth Avenue, Times Square and the neighborhoods of Greenwich Village and SoHo. Macy’s, one of the world’s largest department stores, is also on the list.

Marvel at the Statue of Liberty while standing at its base and then browse the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration that recounts the story of the more than 12 million immigrants who entered America through the island. After boarding a ferry at Battery Park at the southern tip of Manhattan, you will head for Liberty Island. As you cruise across the Hudson River, you will see landmarks such as the Brooklyn Bridge and Staten Island from a unique perspective on the water. Your close-up view of the statue will be equally impressive, especially with the guide’s commentary to enhance your understanding of Lady Liberty. Another ferry ride will take you to Ellis Island, America’s main immigration center for nearly 50 years. After browsing the fascinating exhibits in its museum, you will have a deeper understanding of how the hopes of so many immigrants were fulfilled.

Meander through the urban oasis Central Park and then browse the outstanding collection of art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This tour starts with a narrated drive to the Upper West Side, following a route that passes homes of celebrities as well as the Lincoln Center. A brief stop will be made at The Dakota, the late 19th-century building where John Lennon lived and died. A short walk will bring you to the Strawberry Fields area of Central Park that is devoted to Lennon. You will also see other parts of the park before heading down famed 5th Avenue to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Founded in 1870, it is one of the most visited museums in the world and features a permanent collection that includes everything from an ancient Egyptian temple to a spectacular collection of 19th- and 20th-century European paintings. You will spend about 2 hours exploring the museum on your own.

Ride the subway to Greenwich Village, accompanied by a local guide. Walk through Washington Square Park, a beautiful urban oasis. Eat like a local on specialties ranging from pizza to cannoli. Admire the distinct architecture, including New York’s narrowest house.

Cruise the Hudson River, admiring New York’s skyline. Enjoy a close-up view of the Statue of Liberty from the water taxi. Take a leisurely walk through the Financial District and along Wall Street. Spend an hour or so at the moving 9/11 Memorial.

Discover the natural beauty of the Caribbean while cruising on a catamaran to one of the most spectacular snorkeling sites off St. Kitts. After settling into the spacious catamaran, you will cruise along the leeward coast, passing some of the island’s most photogenic areas such as resort-lined Frigate Bay. The catamaran will anchor at Shitten Bay, allowing you time to snorkel the crystal-clear waters, which are only accessible by sea. Besides seeing a riot of brightly colored fish parading by, you may spot curious reef creatures such as sea urchins, longsnout seahorses and sharp-headed arrow crabs. The latter has extremely long legs, a reason the species is commonly known as spider crabs. Following the snorkeling adventure, the onboard bar will open for the return cruise.

Discover the rich history and natural beauty of St. Kitts through its most iconic landmarks on this comprehensive tour. Begin in Basseterre, the oldest town in the Eastern Caribbean, where the architectural influences of French and British colonization are evident. A visit to Brimstone Hill Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site, will offer panoramic views and a glimpse into 18th-century military engineering. Explore Romney Manor, known for its batik textiles and lush botanical gardens, and admire the ingenuity of colonial construction at Fairview Great House. Don’t miss the lookout at Timothy Hill for stunning views of the island’s landscape.

Embark on an exhilarating off-road adventure through the untamed beauty of St. Kitts by riding an ATV across rugged terrain and lush landscapes. After a safety briefing, you'll follow your guide in a convoy as you navigate through remote areas that many visitors never get to experience. Along the way, learn a bit about the island's rich history and volcanic origins while pausing to enjoy fresh fruit and breathtaking views of St. Kitts' natural beauty. Whether you're racing through the wilderness or stopping to admire the vistas, this thrilling ride is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Explore the stunning landscapes and rich history of St. Kitts from the comfort of an open-air safari-style vehicle. This panoramic tour will take you to some of the island’s most iconic spots, starting with Caribelle Batik at Romney Manor, where you can observe artisans creating intricate batik designs. As you journey through Old Road Village and pass Brimstone Hill Fortress, a marvel of British military engineering, you'll also have time to pause for photos at Gibbon’s Hill, where the Caribbean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean. Conclude the drive with breathtaking views of the volcanic Black Rocks and Frigate Bay from Timothy Hill.

Play a round of golf at the renowned Royal St. Kitts Golf Club, a Par 71 course designed to challenge golfers of all skill levels while offering spectacular scenery on every hole. Redesigned by Thomas McBroom in 2003, this stunning course features holes along both the Atlantic Ocean and inland lakes, with water being a dominant element throughout. The front nine eases you in with a forgiving Par 5, while the back nine ramps up the difficulty, particularly with the three water-bordered finishing holes. The natural beauty of the course, combined with its fair yet demanding layout, ensures a memorable golfing experience.

Spend a relaxing day at the picturesque Cockleshell Bay on St. Kitts' secluded Southeast Peninsula. Enjoy a scenic drive along the Great Salt Pond, then unwind on the soft, powdery sand with views of the nearby island of Nevis. Whether you prefer to swim in the calm, clear waters, sunbathe, or take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline, this beach offers a serene escape. With a casual beachfront restaurant nearby, all your needs are within reach, allowing you to fully savor the natural beauty of this tropical haven.

Experience the vibrant flavors of Caribbean cuisine during this immersive cooking demonstration at Fairview Great House. Led by a talented chef, you’ll learn how to prepare classic island dishes such as jerk pork loin, Creole fish, and green banana escovitch, while listening to captivating stories about the history and cultural influences of Caribbean cooking. After savoring a delicious three-course meal, complete with a dessert like coconut bread pudding, you’ll receive easy-to-follow recipes to recreate the dishes at home. The tour also includes time to explore the beautifully restored Great House and its fragrant gardens.

Explore some of Barbados' most remarkable attractions, where history, nature, and culture converge. Start with a peaceful stroll through Orchid World, a serene garden featuring thousands of Caribbean plants and countless orchid varieties. You may spot hummingbirds and exotic flora such as dendrobiums along the way. Then, head to Gun Hill Station in St. George parish, a historic signal station offering stunning views from one of the island's highest points. Conclude your journey at Sunbury Plantation House, a 17th-century sugar plantation filled with period furnishings, where you’ll glimpse into Barbados’ colonial past.

Spend a relaxing day at one of Barbados’ premier beaches, located just outside Bridgetown on the stunning Carlisle Bay. You’ll have hours of free time to enjoy the beach however you please. Bask in the sun on the soft sand, take a refreshing swim in the clear turquoise waters, or stroll along the shore. If you’re feeling adventurous, rent snorkeling gear to explore shipwrecks and spot sea turtles and colorful fish just offshore. Beachfront facilities offer dining options and local shopping, making it easy to savor a meal or browse handmade jewelry.

Drive through the picturesque Barbadian countryside and along its stunning coastline, taking in the scenic views as you learn about the island’s rich history and early plantation life. You will pass through agricultural areas dominated by sugar cane, a crop introduced in 1624 for export and rum production. The journey will continue along the coast, where you’ll see luxurious resorts and tranquil, remote beaches. Highlights include a photo stop at St. John’s Parish Church, an iconic Gothic-style building, and a refreshing pause at the Highland Centre, where you’ll enjoy a drink while gazing out over the island’s eastern shore.

Sail along Barbados' stunning Platinum Coast aboard a comfortable catamaran, offering both luxurious relaxation and aquatic adventure. As you cruise the island's western shore, you can simply enjoy the onboard amenities or take a refreshing swim in the turquoise sea. Anchoring in a secluded cove, you'll have the chance to snorkel in waters teeming with marine life, including vibrant tropical fish and possibly hawksbill turtles. After exploring the underwater world, indulge in a barbecue buffet with wine during the leisurely return to Bridgetown.

Experience the thrill of exploring the underwater world aboard the Atlantis III submarine, diving to depths of 150 feet in air-conditioned comfort. After a ferry ride along the coast, you'll board the submarine and settle into a seat with large viewing ports that offer excellent views of tropical marine life. Watch as queen angelfish, hawksbill turtles, and moray eels swim gracefully by, with the submarine's co-pilot providing commentary on their unique behaviors. The dive will also take you past a fascinating shipwreck, adding to the adventure.

Explore the captivating underground world of Harrison’s Cave while comfortably seated in an electric tram. This limestone cavern features beautifully illuminated stalactites, stalagmites, and other fascinating formations. As you ride through the cave, you'll pause for photos at highlights such as the soaring Cathedral, a massive chamber with a 50-foot ceiling. Along the way, the guide will explain the cave's geological history, how it was discovered, and the natural processes behind the cave’s unique formations. Accessible transportation ensures a seamless experience for guests with mobility needs.

Enjoy a panoramic tour of Castries before heading south to see more highlights in Soufriere, a colonial town in the shadow of the island’s iconic Pitons. As you drive through the capital of St. Lucia, you will pass landmarks such as Castries’ beautifully ornate central library and bustling Derek Walcott Square, named for the St. Lucian-born poet and playwright that won the Nobel Prize in 1992. You will then follow a winding coastal road through fishing villages and past banana plantations on the way to Soufriere. Your first stop will be the Diamond Botanical Gardens, a peaceful retreat that occupies an idyllic spot on the site of a therapeutic spring bath built in 1784 for the troops of King Louis XVI. The grounds are still restorative. You will also visit Morne Coubaril, the island’s oldest French Creole estate, where you will enjoy a buffet lunch before cruising back to Castries on a catamaran.

Take off from Castries in a 4x4 vehicle, enjoying the ride as the driver/guide drives through the countryside while providing entertaining commentary along the way. Although you will see some of the highlights in St. Lucia’s capital city, the best view may be from just outside the city limits, atop Morne Fortune. From this former military outpost that once boasted two forts, you will gaze out over the Castries and the turquoise seas beyond. You will then head inland, following a rugged route through traditional villages such as Ti-Rocher, Destrameaux and Balata. In time, you will arrive at one of the most spectacular beaches on the island’s eastern shore. With no schedule to follow, you can relax however you see fit. Don’t miss the opportunity to swim though, as the waters here are absolutely gorgeous.

Cruise along St. Lucia’s beautiful northwestern coast to Marine Park, an extraordinary site for snorkeling. Although the trip there will be magnificently scenic, few sights compare to the park’s underwater wonders. The labyrinth of shallow reefs and coral heads provide habitats for all sorts of brightly colored tropical fish including French grunts, goatfish, jacks and snappers. You may also spot sea urchins, starfish and occasional octopuses tucked away in the rocks and crevices. Flying gurnards are especially fascinating, as these bottom dwellers typically expand their fins like wings to scare off predators. You won’t have to snorkel the entire time, as you can always rest aboard the boat or relax on the beach. As you make your way back, refreshments will be served on board.

Settle in for a rambling drive through the countryside that presents the island’s natural beauty and architectural charms. It won’t take long to reach La Toc Battery, a 19th-century fort built to protect St. Lucia’s vital coal stations. It is an intriguing site with many of its tunnels, shell lifts and ventilation shafts still intact. Driving on, you will enter a bucolic landscape of banana plantations tucked between undulating hills before passing through the rustic village of Anse La Raye. Continuing on, you will soon arrive at Marigot Bay, a tranquil blue lagoon that the surrounding hills shelter, making it an ideal natural yacht harbor. On the return to Castries, you will pause for snacks and a beverage at St. Marks, a grand colonial-era house that overlooks the harbor.

Race through a rainforest canopy on an exhilarating zip line while admiring the tropical countryside from a unique vantage point high above the forest floor. Upon arriving at Errard Estate in the heart of the lush rainforest, you will receive a brief orientation on zip lining to maximize the experience. Then, the real fun will begin. The zip line features nine wooden platforms in the trees, all at different heights. During stops, the guides will prepare you for the next thrilling leg of the journey and describe the most fascinating sights along the way. If you are interested in the vegetation that you are zip lining through, the guides will be happy to describe the rainforest flora in detail. At the end of the zip line adventure, you will follow a nature trail back to the welcome center for a refreshing drink.

Admire the striking natural beauty of St. Lucia on a meandering panoramic ride with occasional stops at the most scenic viewpoints. From atop Morne Fortune, you will enjoy a sweeping view of Castries. Ironically, Morne Fortune means “hill of good luck,” but it was the site of numerous horrific battles between French and English troops. Another stop will be made at Caribelle Batik, where you will watch artists creating one-of-a-kind fashions using hot wax and colorful dyes. Still, it is the scenic beauty of St. Lucia that captures so many hearts, as you will discover firsthand from the overlook at La Guerre, which was once the island’s largest banana plantation. Later, while meandering through the gardens at Stony Hill with the estate’s owners, you will hear about the joys of living in the tropics.

Ride the Hibiscus Trolley Train through Castries as the guide regales you with entertaining stories of the capital city’s history and architectural highlights. Although the exact route will depend on the traffic conditions, you can expect to pass the bustling craft market, beautiful colonial government buildings and Derek Walcott Square, named for the St. Lucian-born poet and playwright that won the Nobel Prize in 1992. The highlight will be visiting the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, the largest church in the Caribbean when it was completed in 1897. Be sure to look above the altar, where you will see a representation of St. Lucia, the island’s patron saint. She died in 304 A.D., the victim of Christian persecution during the reign of Roman emperor Diocletian. Following the city tour, you will enjoy a bit of free time at the beach where you can enjoy a complimentary rum or fruit punch.

Enjoy a yoga class in hopes of attaining a higher level of enlightenment. Follow the instructor through a series of asanas or positions intended to help you relax. Maintain your feeling of serenity while driving back through the gorgeous countryside.

Gaze out over St Barts’ stunningly beautiful northern shore on a panoramic drive. View superyachts and probably windsurfers in crescent-shaped Saint-Jean Bay. Pass the seaside village of Lorient, which exudes an air of luxury.

Cruise along the beautiful leeward coast of St Barts on a catamaran. Enjoy the spectacular tropical views, especially in the island’s natural marine reserve. Snorkel in the crystal-clear waters or stay onboard the catamaran and simply relax.

Spend hours enjoying the amenities of a chic resort overlooking Flamands Bay. Enjoy a wonderfully relaxing massage that will put you in just the right state of mind. Savor a two-course lunch influenced by the cuisines of Provence and the Caribbean. Do most anything you please for hours on end without a care in the world.

Enjoy a panoramic drive along Bermuda’s picturesque southern shore, a visually stunning landscape known for its alluring natural and manmade attractions. As you journey along this beautiful stretch of shoreline, you will take in sights such as the magnificent pink-hued beach at Horseshoe Bay and Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, where you will pause for photos of one of the world’s oldest cast-iron lighthouses. The views from here are among the most expansive in Bermuda. You will then cross the world’s smallest drawbridge, which was erected in 1620 to access the quaint village of Somerset. Before long the, you will have free time to wander about Royal Naval Dockyard, an exuberant area full of fine shops and classic restaurants. You may also wish to explore the Bermuda Maritime Museum before returning to Hamilton via scenic Harbor Road.

Marvel at natural wonders such as an underground lake in the Crystal Caves and then drive through Bermuda’s most affluent residential neighborhood. As you descend into the natural grotto, which was discovered by accident in 1907, you will be treated to close-up views of the oddly shaped stalactites and stalagmites, which will be illuminated with colored lights for added drama. In time, you will pause at an underground lake with water so gin-clear that you will be able to see the cave floor 50 feet below the surface. If you see a hole in cave’s ceiling, it is probably the original entrance from which the brave-hearted once lowered themselves. Continuing on, you will drive through Tuckers Town, a neighborhood so exclusive and expensive that part of it is known as “billionaire’s row,” as most millionaires can’t really afford to live there. As you will see, the exquisite waterfront homes are meticulously maintained and well worth a photo.

Tour picturesque Hamilton as you travel the North Shore Road with opportunity to view the Governor’s Mansion before crossing through quaint Flatts Village Bridge. This narrow channel, where the waters of Harrington Sound and the Atlantic Ocean merge, makes for a spectacular sight as the tides rush in and create swirling riptides. Carrying on through winding roads to the old town of St. Georges, for your first stop. The history of Bermuda truly begins in St. Georges, the oldest inhabited town of English origin in the New World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Town Square provides a favorite photograph opportunity at the Stocks, aside the Ducking Stool and at the steps of St. Peter's Church, the oldest Anglican church of the Western Hemisphere. This thoroughly enchanting town lined with cobblestone streets and over four hundred years of culture and history. Colorful shops also beckon for your attention and a visit to the Perfumery provides visitors an opportunity to see how flowers are turned into fragrant perfumes. Views of a wonderful inland lake, Harrington Sound, before arriving at John’s Smiths Bay to pause to take in the sweeping view of Bermuda’s legendary pink hued beaches. On return to the ship, located on the outskirts of Hamilton City the tour’s final stop, Fort Hamilton, a picturesque site overlooking the lush gardens and the Hamilton Harbor, with spectacular views of the island’s capital and your cruise ship. A perfect opportunity to capture a truly memorable image before your return back to the ship terminal.

Admire the landmarks in Bermuda’s capital and only incorporated city on a leisurely walk through the vibrant waterfront district in Hamilton. Starting at the pier, you will soon find yourself in the heart of the city, home to the 19th-century Cabinet Building, where the senate meets. Several memorials dedicated to the island’s war veterans are on the grounds of Cabinet Gardens. You might also get a glimpse of Fort Hamilton, which was constructed in the 1870s and overlooks the harbor. While walking along Front Street, which fronts the harbor, you will pass beautiful, pastel-colored Victorian homes and a wealth of unique boutiques and restaurants that you may wish to visit later on your own. If you have an interest in marine life, you might also explore the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute.

Cruise along the coast of the Great Sound, admiring the landmarks that rim this beautiful body of water that fills the bend in Bermuda’s distinctive fishhook shape. While you marvel at the surrounding natural beauty, the captain will share his considerable knowledge of the wildlife that inhabits the area. Birds are especially abundant, including Bermuda longtails and green herons. You will also enjoy close-up views of the magnificent hillside mansions that overlook the Great Sound and the soaring beacon Gibbs Hill Lighthouse. One of the world’s first cast-iron lighthouses, it was constructed in the 1840s before steel was readily available for building purposes. To enhance your understanding of the history of Hamilton and other aspects of Bermudian life that may interest you, feel free to ask the captain questions.

Sail the luxurious Zara catamaran across the expansive Great Sound, where you will have the opportunity to snorkel the crystal-clear waters in a shallow bay. Custom-built in South Africa, this sleek 77-foot vessel is specifically designed to slice through calm waters like those typically found in the coral reef-protected sound. The Zara also offers plenty room to stretch out and relax, as it features a large spacious deck, lounge seating on the flybridge, additional covered seating elsewhere and an al fresco bar where conversations and good times flow freely. While you will be free to remain on board once the Zara anchors, snorkeling will make the outing even more memorable, as the waters are teeming with marine life. You can expect to see a variety of brilliantly colored fish such as rainbow-colored parrotfish, yellowtail snapper and honeycomb cowfish. Also, look for long slender trumpetfish, which often float in a vertical head-down position to conceal themselves in the coral.

Embark on a nature-focused adventure that combines rainforest hiking with a taste of freshly harvested conch. Begin with a scenic hike through the Vermont Nature Trail in the St. Vincent Parrot Reserve, where your guide will introduce you to diverse flora and fauna, including the rare St. Vincent Parrot and the distinctive black-and-white Whistling Warbler, both endemic to the island. The uphill trail winds through lush forest with chances to hear or even glimpse these unique birds in their natural habitat. After your hike, enjoy freshly prepared conch, adding a flavorful local touch to your rainforest experience.

Explore St. Vincent’s history and natural beauty on this tour of Fort Charlotte, the botanical gardens, and Mesopotamia Valley. Begin at Fort Charlotte, built in 1763 on a ridge overlooking Kingstown, with cannons intriguingly pointed inland for protection against landward attacks. Then, stroll through the botanical gardens, one of the oldest in the Western Hemisphere, featuring diverse plant species, including a rare breadfruit tree from Captain Bligh’s HMS Bounty. Conclude with a scenic drive through the lush Mesopotamia Valley, renowned for its bountiful crops of fruits, vegetables, and spices.

Discover the lush landscapes of St. Vincent with visits to two iconic gardens: the historic Kingstown Botanical Gardens and the verdant Montreal Gardens. Begin with a stroll through the botanical gardens, established in 1765, where you’ll see diverse species like torch lilies, brain fruit palms, and the rare Soufriere tree, unique to the island. Next, journey to the mountainous Montreal Gardens, a former plantation transformed by landscape designer Timothy Vaughn into a colorful oasis with terraced gardens and a tranquil rainforest setting. Along the way, you’ll also pass a poignant war memorial honoring Vincentians who served in World War I.

Experience the historic and scenic highlights of St. Vincent on this panoramic tour of Kingstown and its windward coast. Known for its volcanic stone archways, Kingstown boasts historic landmarks, including three iconic churches: St. George’s Anglican Church, featuring stained-glass windows gifted by Queen Victoria; St. Mary’s Cathedral with its eclectic architectural styles; and the Kingstown Methodist Church, built by freed slaves. Continuing along the island’s windward side, you’ll pass striking black-sand beaches, rocky cliffs, and charming coastal villages, pausing to savor fresh coconut water and jelly—a local favorite.

Sail along St. Vincent’s picturesque leeward coast, where stunning landscapes and cinematic history blend for a memorable adventure. Pass Fort Charlotte and the Bat Cave, a natural wonder inhabited by thousands of bats along the volcanic shoreline. Anchoring in crystal-clear waters, you’ll have the option to snorkel among vibrant tropical fish or relax on a palm-shaded beach. A stop at Wallilabou Bay lets you explore film sets from Pirates of the Caribbean, with iconic props still in place from the movie’s Port Royal scenes.

Embark on an adventurous kayak and snorkel tour along St. Vincent’s tranquil leeward coast, a perfect setting for taking in both the island’s natural beauty and film history. Paddling through calm, clear waters, you’ll be treated to views of lush mountains, peaceful coves, and beaches, with chances to spot dolphins and whales in the distance. Explore the mysterious Bat Cave along the volcanic coast, then arrive at Byahaut Cove, a secluded spot accessible only by sea and famous as a Pirates of the Caribbean filming location. Dive in for a snorkeling experience where colorful tropical fish and vibrant coral reefs make for an unforgettable underwater scene.

Set sail on a catamaran to Bequia, an idyllic island famed for its natural charm and unique cliffside homes. Upon arrival in Port Elizabeth, explore local boutiques along Front Street or take in the relaxed island ambiance. Continue to Moonhole, where you'll see striking “off-the-grid” stone homes built under a cliff arch, many using whalebones and rainwater systems in their eco-friendly design. After a snorkeling stop, savor a castaway-style lunch aboard before heading to Princess Margaret Beach, a tranquil stretch of sand perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or a leisurely stroll along the coast.

Travel to the most popular, must-see attractions in and around Roseau for a remarkably comprehensive look into island life. The journey begins with a scenic drive up Morne Bruce to take in the spectacular views from the lookout, which is named for an 18th-century engineer who designed forts on Dominica. At the botanical garden at the bottom of the hill, you will see exotic trees and imperial amazons, a parrot endemic to the island. More natural beauty awaits you at the twin waterfalls near the village of Trafalgar and later within Trois Pitons, the first national park on Dominica. The park has earned UNESCO World Heritage recognition for its smoking fumaroles, hot springs, volcanoes and extraordinary biodiversity. You will follow a naturalist guide on a short hike through the park’s rainforest, which will end at the Emerald Pool. A narrow, 40-foot-high waterfall plunges into the pool, making the jungle scenery all the more spectacular.

Swim in a crystal-clear pool beneath a waterfall and then enjoy an exhilarating river tubing adventure. It won’t take long to reach Morne Trois Pitons National Park, a luxuriant tropical forest with precipitous slopes, hot springs, fumaroles that belch volcanic gases and several volcanoes. These geological features are rarely found together, which is why the park has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. A short hike through the park will bring you to the shimmering Emerald Pool and the waterfall that forms it. It’s an idyllic setting, where you may swim or simply relax along the shore. Afterwards, you will tube down the beautiful Layou River, which has carved a steep gorge through the jungle. You can expect an adrenaline-pumping ride as you maneuver through the rapids, down cascades and into swirling pools, all under the watchful eye and direction of an experienced river guide.

Gain a deeper understanding of the whales and dolphins that inhabit the surrounding seas by cruising on a boat equipped with hydrophones that allow you to hear them communicate. Dominica is one of the best places in the Caribbean for encounters with cetaceans, the family of marine creatures that includes whales, dolphins and porpoises. While cruising the waters off Dominica, you may spot humpback and sperm whales breaching the water’s surface and pods of playful dolphins swimming alongside the boat. It will be thrilling to watch these magnificent marine creatures in their natural environment and just as exciting to listen in on their underwater communication through the onboard hydrophones. You may hear large-toothed sperm whales communicating through clicking sounds and hear dolphins “speak” through clicks and whistles. A guide will be on hand to explain this fascinating aspect of cetacean life and answer other questions you may have about whales and dolphins.

Snorkel the crystal-clear waters at Champagne Reef, one of Dominica’s top spots to observe marine life. A leisurely boat ride will bring you to the unusual reef, which is named for the champagne-like bubbles that continuously rise around it. As the guide will explain, subterranean geothermal activity causes gas to be released through small vents in the ocean floor here, forming streams of rising bubbles. In those areas, the water temperature can reach 90° Fahrenheit and the ocean floor will be warm to the touch. The abundant marine life will be just as mesmerizing, as you can expect to spot sergeant majors, angelfish, white-spotted filefish and schools of soldierfish. In all likelihood, you will also see divers in the deeper water, which reaches depths of up to 70 feet.

Float down the Layou River in a comfortable, inflatable tube that will allow you to maximize the experience. The river is the longest in Dominica, the so-called “Land of 365 Rivers,” and it eventually empties into the Caribbean Sea. You will tube down a portion that offers a mix of bubbly rapids, swirling eddies and calm pools, all surrounded by stunningly beautiful scenery. After a brief orientation, you will ease into the reliably stable tube and let the river current take you downstream without having to paddle or exert yourself in any way. Simply sit in the center of the circular tube and enjoy. The conditions will change through the adventure, as the river twists, narrows and widens as it meanders through the countryside. You can expect it to be an exhilarating experience that you will not soon forget.

Ride through the idyllic countryside in an open 4x4 Jeep that allows for unobstructed views of the island, often ones that few visitors see. It won’t take long to pass through historical Roseau and ascend to the lookout at Morne Bruce for a sweeping view of Dominica’s capital. You will also make a brief stop at the nearby botanical gardens, where you may see brightly colored Imperial parrots, an endemic species that has been designated the national bird. More natural beauty awaits you deeper in the island’s lush interior at Wotten Waven Sulphur Springs. Remnant volcanic activity well below the earth’s surfaces heats the mineral-rich hot springs, which are wonderfully soothing to soak in. A bit farther into the rainforest, you will find Titou Gorge, a deep narrow crease in the land that formed when molten lava cooled centuries ago. You will be free to take an exhilarating swim to the waterfall at the end of the gorge or simply relax with a refreshing beverage in hand.

Ride through Roseau on a trolley train with wheels and pause on occasion at attractions that lend insight into the history of Dominica’s capital, which was built on the site of an ancient Kalinago Indian village. Much of the compact downtown features beautifully restored historical architecture such as the landmark Roseau Cathedral. The train’s conductor will offer enlightening commentary on the most noteworthy attractions, including the Roseau River, which flows through town before emptying into the Caribbean Sea. French settlers in the 17th century named the town for the Roseaux reeds that once grew along the riverbank. Of all the natural highlights, the Dominica Botanic Gardens may be the most magnificent. Feel free to stretch your legs there by walking the trails that wind through this urban oasis. Chances are, you will observe a variety of indigenous plants as well as Dominica’s national bird, the purple-and-green Sisserou parrot.

See the true highlights of St. George and neighboring St. David’s, a historical island that an early colonist named for the patron saint of Wales. UNESCO has designated St. George a World Heritage site, as it is an authentic example of an English colonial town in the New World. Following a picturesque drive through town, during which you will hear about its landmarks, you will stop at Fort St. Catherine, where replicas of Britain’s crown jewels are on display. Traveling on to nearby St. David’s, you will pause for photos at a lighthouse that was first illuminated in 1879. The island’s oldest dwelling is the Carter House, which is now a museum that depicts life in 17th-century Bermuda. Upon returning to St. George, you will visit the Bermuda Perfumery and discover a world of natural scents created to reflect the botanicals such as local cedar and loquats.

Walk the cobblestone streets of thoroughly charming St. George, the oldest inhabited town of English origin in the New World. Because of that distinction, UNESCO has named St. George a World Heritage site, and it is well worth exploring. The historian guide will elaborate on the town’s intriguing past as you meander the roads that rum runners, pirates and privateers once roamed. Along the way, you might learn how shipwrecked sailors on the way to Jamestown first landed here and see historical building such as the state house from 1620. If you pass through King’s Square, be sure to look for the ducking stool, where miscreants were dunked in the water as punishment in the 17th and 18th centuries. Another highlight is St. Peter’s Church, the oldest Protestant church in continuous use in the New World.

Drive through a half-dozen parishes, pausing at the most notable attractions and admiring Bermuda’s stunning natural beauty along the way. As you travel along the North Shore Road, you will pass through the parishes of Devonshire and Smith before crossing over the Flatts Inlet, where the waters of Harrington Sound and the Atlantic Ocean merge to create swirling riptides that are visually spectacular. Continuing along South Shore Road, you will pass the Bermuda Botanical Gardens on the way to the capital of Hamilton. While stopping on Front Street, which fronts the harbor, you will have opportunity to stretch your legs and browse the elegant shops. Another stop will be made on the return to St. George at John Smith Beach, one of Bermuda’s legendary pink-hued beaches. The pastel color comes from a combination of white coral and shells and red single-cell organisms called foraminifera.

Meander through the cobblestone streets of St. George’s, following a costumed actor that will regale you with stories of the city’s strange and sometimes haunted history. UNESCO has designated the more than 400-year-old city a World Heritage site for being an authentic example of an English colonial town in the New World. While strolling along the cobblestone lanes and alleys of St. George’s, the actor will bring the city’s history to life by enlightening you with tales of the most prominent early settlers with a supernatural twist. You might hear about the ghost of George Dew, a 17th-century captain known for pillaging and carousing. He supposedly still plays a harpsichord in the Old Rectory, his former home. Then there is the ghost of the last woman tried for witchcraft in Bermuda. As you will discover, the two graveyards in St. Peter’s Church, the oldest continually used church in the western hemisphere, are particularly eerie.

Discover the charms on neighboring St. David’s Island, where you will browse a museum, sample organic vegetables and see the historical lighthouse. The island lies directly across from St. George’s, so it won’t take long to reach. At the Carter House, a 300-year-old vernacular farmhouse turned museum, you can browse exhibits on whaling, fishing and boat building. You may also see tools that were used as early as 1612, the year that St. George’s was first settled. Continuing on to Hideaway Farm, you will have the opportunity to sample its vegetables, herbs and chutneys. The most visible landmark on St. David’s is the lighthouse, which has guided ships since 1879. After learning about its history, including the lighthouse’s role as the finish line for an annual sailing race that starts in Rhode Island, you will visit Clearwater Beach for a refreshing rum sizzle. This citrusy beverage is so popular that it is considered the national drink of Bermuda.

Indulge in an evening of sophistication and elegance while sailing through the Great Sound on board the beautifully appointed vessel Zara. Few catamarans are quite so impressive as the Zara, a 77-foot vessel with a low, sleek appearance that is ideal for sailing around the Great Sound, which a coral reef at the mouth shelters. Custom-built in South Africa, the catamaran features a spacious deck, lounge seating on the flybridge, additional covered seating in other areas and a stylish al fresco bar. There isn’t a more luxurious or distinctive way to watch the sunset within the sound. You may celebrate the moment that the sun slips below the horizon with a refreshing cocktail of choice, champagne or a rum sizzle, a citrusy beverage so popular that it is considered the national drink of Bermuda. The views will be spectacular in every direction, as you will gaze out over palm-fringed islands, beautiful waterfront homes and Bermuda’s lush hills in the background.

Explore the highlights of Antigua in comfort on this accessible tour that visits some of the island’s most notable attractions. At Betty’s Hope, you’ll learn about the island’s colonial past and the sugar industry’s impact. Marvel at the dramatic blowholes of Devil’s Bridge and take in breathtaking views from Shirley Heights, with glimpses of English Harbour and beyond. End your tour with free time to shop and explore the historical Nelson’s Dockyard, a vibrant marina filled with culture and history.

Discover the best of Antigua’s scenic beauty and historical landmarks on this engaging tour. Begin with a stop at Dow’s Hill Interpretation Center for a short multimedia presentation about the island’s history, followed by a visit to an 18th-century British lookout with breathtaking views of the coastline. Drive through villages showcasing traditional West Indies architecture and pause at Shirley Heights for panoramic vistas of Antigua’s southernmost point. The tour concludes at Nelson’s Dockyard Village, where you can enjoy a drink at a historic inn and explore the marina and nearby shops.

Relax and unwind at Dickenson Bay Beach, one of Antigua’s premier spots for swimming and sunbathing. With more than three hours of free time, you can enjoy the sun, take a refreshing dip in the calm waters, or stroll along the shore under swaying palm trees. The carefree atmosphere and scenic beauty make this beach the perfect retreat. An Antiguan-style rum punch will be provided, and a beachfront restaurant is nearby if you wish to order lunch on your own.

Embark on an exhilarating off-road journey through Antigua’s wild southwestern landscapes in a custom-built Jeep®. Your adventure begins as you travel along winding back roads and rugged trails, passing through scenic areas like Buckley’s Village and the Body Ponds watershed. Experience the lush rainforest as you ride along Fig Tree Drive before arriving at a pristine beach on the island’s southern shore. Take time to cool off with a refreshing swim or simply relax by the shore before returning to St. John’s.

Sail along Antigua’s stunning west coast on a luxurious catamaran cruise, passing idyllic bays and the historic 18th-century Fort Barrington. You’ll stop at Deep Bay Beach, a peaceful crescent-shaped shoreline, where you can spend an hour swimming, sunbathing, or simply relaxing under the shade of a palm tree. The return journey will feature a festive atmosphere with champagne flowing and a delectable grilled lobster lunch. Calypso music will enhance the laid-back island vibe, making this a memorable day of relaxation and indulgence.

Swim with friendly southern stingrays in their natural habitat on this interactive experience at Stingray City. After a short boat ride to the site, you’ll receive an orientation on stingray behavior before entering the shallow, crystal-clear water. You can swim alongside the stingrays or stand in the water to touch and even feed these gentle creatures as they glide around you. A knowledgeable stingray wrangler will guide you through the encounter and share tips on how to enhance your experience.

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Explore Antigua’s rich history and natural beauty on this island drive and beach break. You’ll pass through quaint villages showcasing West Indies-style architecture and stop at scenic viewpoints such as Shirley Heights, offering stunning panoramas of the island and beyond. At Nelson’s Dockyard Village, enjoy a refreshing drink at an historic inn and soak up the charm of this restored 18th-century naval base. Conclude your tour with a relaxing visit to Pigeon Point Beach, where you can swim, sunbathe, or simply unwind in the shade while taking in the idyllic surroundings.

Sail off the coast of Gustavia and watch the sunset while onboard a catamaran. Enjoy unobstructed views of the setting sun, sparkling waters and brilliantly colored sky. Toast the experience with a cocktail, sparkling wine or another beverage of your choice. Gaze out over Gustavia, which looks even more radiant at night after the sun sets.

Dine on an exquisite three-course meal at the exclusive waterfront hotel Le Sereno. Savor a selection of wines thoughtfully paired with each course. Gain insight into each course as the concierge describes its ingredients and preparation. Admire the natural beauty of St Barts during a panoramic drive.

Take a leisurely stroll through the historic town of St. George, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its remarkably well-preserved homes and landmarks. As you walk along cobblestone streets, your guide will share fascinating stories about Bermuda’s early history, which began in the 1600s. You’ll tour architectural treasures such as the 1750 Tucker House, Towne Hall, and the Mitchell House, now a museum brimming with artifacts. Other highlights include the State House, which hosted Bermuda’s Parliament for nearly two centuries, and St. Peter’s Church, the oldest Anglican church in the Western Hemisphere. You’ll also meander through Somers Garden, a peaceful park named for Bermuda’s founder, Admiral George Somers.

Explore the underground marvels of Harrison’s Cave on an electric tram ride, where you’ll pass brilliantly illuminated stalactites and stalagmites in a breathtaking setting. Afterward, stroll through a scenic nature trail leading to an aviary, where the island's natural beauty continues above ground. Cap off the experience with a visit to the Mount Gay rum museum, where you’ll sample various blends of Barbados’ world-renowned rum, made using water from an artisan well that’s centuries old. Along the way, you’ll learn about the island’s rich distilling history.

Explore the fascinating underground world of Harrison’s Cave aboard an electric tram, marveling at the stunningly illuminated stalactites, stalagmites, and crystal-clear pools. The tour begins with a film about Barbados and continues with a ride through the cave’s limestone chambers, where waterfalls and streams add to the natural wonder. Back on the surface, follow a scenic trail to an aviary teeming with tropical birds before browsing the Mount Gay rum museum for insight into the island’s rum-making history.

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