This excursion is a must for all Nature lovers; it is a wonderful journey of discovery starting at St George’s and following steep winding roads culminating at the rain forest peak, an amazing spot some 1900ft above sea level. This is Grand Etang Forest, a sanctuary and nature reserve located in the islands Central Mountain Range. Here lush vegetation, towering mahogany trees, ferns and colourful tropical flowers provide a vivid background to a wide cross section of bird and animal life. If you enjoy trekking, then you will love the trail through the rainforest to reach Bamboo falls. The trek will take you over a private plantation where you will see nutmeg, cocoa, bananas, and many other vibrant tropical plants. It can be muddy and slippery, especially if it has rained recently, so please choose your footwear accordingly. Bamboo Falls is known as one of the most famous and beautiful Grenada’s waterfalls and is certainly worth the 30-minute trek to get there. Fresh local organic orange juice will be available on your return to the Cruise Terminal.

Set sail from St. George’s Harbor aboard a catamaran, cruising along Grenada’s picturesque west coast to the tranquil Molinere Bay. Here, you’ll be treated to a snorkeling adventure, exploring the unique Underwater Sculpture Park within Grenada’s marine conservation zone. These art installations are strategically placed to augment the reef’s natural contours and biodiversity. Continuing your journey, you’ll navigate to Mango Bay Beach, where a wet landing awaits. This idyllic spot offers a perfect setting for relaxation or a leisurely swim in the azure waters. As you soak up the sun, enjoy a selection of unlimited beverages, including the island’s famed rum punch, refreshing juices, and mineral water. As the day unwinds, you’ll embark on a leisurely one-hour sail back to the cruise terminal, carrying with you memories of a day spent in paradise.

Duration: Approx. 3.5 hours

Walking grade: Level 3: This tour is not suitable for guests with reduced mobility, back or neck issues and pregnant women.

Embark on an olfactory journey to the Diamond Chocolate Factory in Victoria, Grenada, where the esteemed “Jouvay” organic chocolate is crafted. Housed in a historic 18th-century distillery established by French monks, the factory is celebrated for producing one of the top 10 chocolates globally, as recognized by National Geographic. Discover the meticulous process of creating “Jouvay” chocolate. A stroll through the cocoa garden reveals a tapestry of cocoa, cloves, chili, nutmeg, and a medley of flowers and fruits. The tour ends with chocolate tasting, marking a memorable end to your visit to this Caribbean treasure. The adventure continues to Concord Fall, nestled amidst nutmeg and cocoa trees on the forested hillsides. Here, you can unwind with a complimentary drink and enjoy a dip in the natural waterfall-pool, weather permitting. Conclude your expedition with a 45-minute drive, returning to the cruise terminal.

Duration: Approx. 4 hours

Walking grade: Level 3 – The drive from The Carenage (St George’s) to the Chocolate factory will take 1h20 minutes. Guests will get the opportunity to swim at the waterfall.

Set off on a voyage through the Marine National Park of Tobago Cays, a haven of crystal blue waters and immaculate white sand beaches. Your adventure begins at the Horseshoe Reef, an ideal spot for snorkeling and swimming amidst vibrant marine life. Next, feast your eyes on the secluded luxury of Palm Island Resort, a sight of exclusive tranquility. The journey continues with a refreshing rum punch at the pristine Mayreau, Salt Whistle Bay, renowned as one of the Caribbean’s top 10 beaches. Here, you can indulge in endless swimming and snorkeling, immersing yourself in the tropical paradise. This unforgettable tour promises freedom to explore the underwater wonders at your leisure, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Conclude your day with the ship’s barbecue on the beach, where the flavors of the grill complement the ocean breeze, weather permitting.

Duration: approx. 3 hours

Walking grade: Level 3: This tour is not suitable for guests with reduced mobility, back or neck issues and pregnant women.

Your guide will be waiting to greet you on the pier and together you will walk to the kayak station. After a safety briefing and instruction on paddling techniques you will be ready to set off on our sea kayak voyage of discovery along the beautiful Hvar coastline, exploring the little islands which form the famous Pakleni Archipelago. The kayak expedition will take us past bays and narrow straits to small pebble beaches where you can swim, snorkel and relax.

Enjoy a tour through the capital, Kingstown, with its colonial and modern architecture before starting the scenic drive through the Mesopotamia Valley of St Vincent. The Marriaqua valley, with its volcanic richness, offers a spectacular panoramic view of what is often referred to as the “island’s breadbasket”. Banana plantations, nutmeg, cocoa, breadfruit, coconut and a multitude of root crops have thrived here for generations. You will visit the Montreal gardens, one of the two premier showplaces of the island’s flora. The gardens contain a wide range of tropical plants. In this tranquil, magical setting, admire the flourishing bougainvillea, frangipanis, hibiscus and the delicate wax like blooms of the anthurium lilies. After the visit you will get back on the coach and continue your scenic drive, travelling through quaint villages and getting a true glimpse of everyday life in these rural communities, where farmers work on the hillsides using machetes. Finally, the drive takes you along the picturesque Atlantic coast and a breathtaking hilltop view of the capital directly above the cruise ship berth.

Begin your journey from the cruise terminal, sailing along the picturesque leeward coast. Glide past Fort Charlotte, quaint fishing villages, and serene tropical bays, making your way to the bay of Mount Wynne, known for its historic coconut plantation. At Mt Wynne Beach, dive into the best snorkeling and beachcombing experiences. The beach’s unique therapeutic black sand serves as a dramatic canvas for the expansive sea fans and a vibrant array of tropical fish, offering a visual feast that will captivate you. St Vincent is renowned for its exceptional and varied coral reefs, some of the most splendid in the Eastern Caribbean. Amidst this underwater paradise, refresh yourself with a selection of drinks, basking in the warm Caribbean sun and embracing the island’s leisurely pace. This excursion promises a blend of natural beauty, relaxation, and aquatic adventure, all set against the backdrop of St Vincent’s stunning coastal landscape.

Duration: Approx. 3 hours

Walking grade: Level 3 – This tour is not suitable for guests prone to motion sickness, guests with back and/or neck problems, guests with limited mobility and pregnant women.

Explore St. Vincent’s history and culture in a thrilling convoy of jeeps. The route offers stunning vistas of Kingstown, the Grenadines, and the verdant Mesopotamia. The expedition continues along the Atlantic coast, leading to a refreshing stop at Brighton Beach for a swim and drinks. The return trip takes you through Calliaqua, with views of Fort Duvernette and Young Island, before passing the chic neighborhoods of Villa and Indian Bay. The adventure concludes with a breathtaking hilltop panorama of Kingstown, its bustling harbor, and the majestic mountains beyond, capturing the essence of St. Vincent’s beauty and spirit.

Duration: Approx. 3.5 hours

Walking grade: Level 3 – Vehicles are open off-road vehicles driven by professional driver-guides. Minimum age to participate is 14 years old. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility, pregnant women or anyone suffering from conditions.

Embark on an expedition through St. Vincent’s rich history and vibrant culture aboard a convoy of jeeps. Starting at the port, you’ll explore Kingstown’s historic cobblestone streets, past churches from the 19th century and bustling markets. The journey offers panoramic views of Kingstown, the Grenadines, and Mesopotamia Valley, dotted with nutmeg and cocoa farms. As you venture through the island, you’ll witness deep gorges, donkeys, and women in colorful attire balancing baskets atop their heads. The route takes you along the Atlantic coast, passing Stubbs and the Diamond, leading to a stop at Brighton Beach for a swim and drinks. The return trip winds through Calliaqua, before passing the neighborhoods of Villa and Indian Bay.

Duration: Approx. 2 hours

Walking grade: Level 3 – This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility, pregnant women or anyone suffering from conditions.

Depart from Fort de France and journey along the historic Trace Road, a path carved by Jesuits in the 18th century, flanked by towering bamboos and lush ferns. Discover the Botanical Garden of Balata, a horticultural masterpiece 20 years in the making by Mr. Jean Philippe Thoze. Amidst the canopy, a tapestry of botanical wonders unfolds, a symphony of colors and shapes meticulously arranged for visual delight. The tour continues to the esteemed Clément Plantation, a beacon of architectural and industrial legacy on Martinique. Here, the Habitation Clément stands, not just a rum distillery, but a cultural gem with its “remarkable garden” and Creole Manor, offering art exhibitions and rum tastings. Explore the botanical garden’s rare collection of over 300 tropical plants and learn the art of rum production before savoring a sample. Conclude your excursion at Grande Anse d’Arlet, where your ship awaits.

Duration: Approx. 5 hours

Walking grade: Level 4: This excursion involves extensive walking over uneven surfaces with inclines and steps to negotiate and is not recommended to guests with reduced mobility.

Embark on a culinary odyssey through Fort de France with a unique Food Safari designed for epicurean explorers. This intimate walking tour delves into the heart of the creole capital, offering a personal encounter with its vibrant culture. The journey begins in the picturesque Savannah Square, frequented by iguanas, and leads to meticulously selected tasting stops showcasing the finest local cuisine—traditional pastries, sugarcane juice, and hidden gems known only to residents. The sensory feast continues at the local market, a kaleidoscope of spices and creole charm, where your guide unveils the market’s secrets and specialties. Marvel at the eclectic Schoelcher Library and the Romanesque St Louis Cathedral. Midway, savor a traditional dish in a local restaurant, a perfect interlude in this tour of Martinique’s gastronomic and architectural treasures.

Duration: Approx. 2.5 hours

Walking grade: Level 4: This excursion involves extensive walking and is not recommended to guests with reduced mobility.

From Marigot Bay, journey along St. Lucia’s western coast, past the quaint fishing villages of Anse la Raye and Canaries, descending into Soufriere. Behold the iconic Pitons, symbols of the island, before savoring a Creole lunch at Villa des Pitons. Enjoy breathtaking views of the rainforest from this hillside retreat. Continue to Soufriere Estate’s Diamond Botanical Gardens, Waterfall & Mineral Baths, a site steeped in history since 1745. Explore the lush gardens, where water cascades down mineral-rich walls, and indulge in the therapeutic mineral baths, a tradition since 1784. Ascend through the rainforest to La Soufriere, the world’s only drive-in volcano. Traverse the crater’s surreal landscape, with steaming pools and the scent of sulphur. Conclude with a dip in the warm sulphurous pool, capping off our discovery and relaxation in St. Lucia’s natural wonders.

Duration: Approx. 5 hours

Walking grade: Level 3: Passengers should note that the road to Soufriere is very winding so people who suffer from motion sickness should take necessary precautions before the tour.

Embark on an exhilarating adventure across the island in a jeep, where banana plants dance in the wind and Mt. Gimie looms majestically. Savor the local flavors with stops for coconut water and seasonal fruits. Your journey leads to a forest trail, guiding you to a waterfall nestled in verdant greenery for a refreshing swim. Next, visit Anse la Raye, a charming fishing village where you can mingle with locals and witness fishermen at work. Explore the historic Roman Catholic church, a testament to the island’s heritage. Conclude at Marigot Bay, a picturesque spot to indulge in local delicacies, including Piton beer and rum punch. This tour promises a tapestry of fun, history, and breathtaking sights.

Duration: Approx. 3 hours

Walking grade: Level 3: This tour is operated with vehicles are 4X4 open back vehicles. Participants should remain seated when driving along the roads. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility, pregnant women or anyone suffering from conditions (back, neck or other) which may be affected by bumpy roads.

This tour begins with a leisurely drive through the town of Soufrière, bypassing the town square and the Cathedral. Your journey will continue to the Sulphur Springs, known as the Caribbean’s, only drive-in volcano. This historic site is the result of volcanic eruptions over 300,000 years ago. The sulfurous atmosphere is immediately apparent and sulfur water has been proved to have many medicinal properties, so don’t be afraid to breathe deeply and inhale the sulfur laden air. Admire the tropical plants along the pathway and the magnificent waterfall before getting back on the bus. After a short drive you will arrive at the Villa des Pitons Restaurant for complimentary drinks and enjoy local rum or fruit punch while relaxing on the verandah. Be sure to have your cameras at the ready, the view of the two majestic twin peaks soaring out of the sea at Soufrière Bay makes for a splendid photo opportunity.

Duration: Approx. 3 hours

Walking grade: Level 2: Guests are advised to wear weather-appropriate clothes and comfortable walking shoes and USD if they wish to purchase a small souvenir.

Embark from Soufrière Dock and venture through the town to the Tet Paul Nature Trail. This guided hike, enriched by island experts, transforms a simple walk into an engaging cultural narrative. As you traverse the trail, your guide will share insights into the island’s ecosystem, traditional remedies, customs, and history. The trail’s panoramic views are celestial, featuring a “Stairway to Heaven” that leads to photo-worthy vistas of the Pitons, St Vincent Island, and Jalousie Bay. Discover the historical Fond Gens Libre, Choiseul, Maria Island, and Vieux Fort. After the hike, unwind with local refreshments and snacks, a serene finale to your  journey before returning to the dock, where your ship awaits.

Duration: Approx. 2 hours

Walking grade: Level 5: This tour must be considered strenuous and is suitable only for guest who are in very good physical conditions. The nature trail takes you through rain forest, uneven terrain, dirt tracks, narrow paths and in some areas up fairly steep slopes.

Embark on an exhilarating zip line adventure at Morne Coubaril Estate, where the thrill of soaring beneath the Petit Piton meets stunning views of Soufrière and the sea. Depart to Soufrière to the estate, where a guided tour introduces you to traditional practices like cassava bread making and coconut de-husking. The tour’s highlight is the mule-driven sugar cane mill, offering fresh cane juice. You’ll receive a briefing before launching into the zip line experience. Glide over the estate, capturing aerial shots of the Pitons and Soufrière, as you zip through banyan, coconut, plum, and mango trees. Post-adventure, relax at a local restaurant, enjoying refreshments.

Duration: Approx. 2.5 hours

Walking grade: Level 5: Max weight for participating in this excursion is 220 lbs / 113 kg. This tour is not suitable for guests with fear of height, pregnant women, persons with heart or respiratory conditions and is recommended only for guest who are in very good physical conditions.

Your journey starts at the West Coast of Barbados, along the route you will pass through Holetown and Speightstown two typically charming Caribbean towns. Next you will head inland, and your first stop will be at Farley Hill National Park with its Great House ruins and vibrant gardens with a large variety of plants and trees and a spectacular view of the East Coast. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the park before going on to discover the East Coast up close. Moving on from here you continue along the coast for a while with another picture stop at Bathsheba, the famous surfing spot in Barbados. Next, stop for a refreshing drink before you drive up the hill to historic St. John’s Parish Church. Enjoy this breathtaking scene one last time, from 800 feet above sea level. From here a short drive will take you to the Airport where you will find your luggage ready to be checked in.

Duration: Approx. 4.5 hours

Walking grade: Level 2: This excursion is suitable for passengers disembarking in Barbados who have flights leaving after 4:00pm.

As you disembark from your week at sea, what better way to savor your final moments in the Caribbean with a serene beach escape in Barbados. Just a short 15-minute drive from the Harbor, you’ll find a tranquil beach haven where you can bask in the sun’s embrace. With your luggage securely stored, all that’s left is to recline on a sun lounger, letting the gentle sea breeze and the rhythmic sound of the waves provide the perfect backdrop to your final hours of relaxation before you set off back home. It’s an idyllic way to bid farewell to the island’s charm before your journey home.

Duration: Approx. 4.5/6 hours

Walking grade: Level 2: Transfers to the airport will be provided at two pre-arranged pick-up times in order for the guests to make the most of their last day (at 12:45 pm for guests with flight after 3:30pm; at 2:15pm for guests with flights after 5:00pm). Airlines require guests on international flights to be at the airport at least 2h30 hours prior to their flight departure.