Willemstad, the capital city of Curaçao in the southern Caribbean, is a vibrant and enchanting destination. Its distinctive pastel-colored Dutch colonial architecture, especially in the historic district of Punda, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a feast for the eyes. The city is divided by the deepwater harbor of St. Anna Bay, connected by the iconic Queen Emma Bridge, a floating pontoon bridge that swings open to allow ships to pass. Beyond its picturesque facade, Willemstad is a melting pot of cultures, with influences from Africa, Europe, and the Caribbean, reflected in its cuisine, music, and festivals. Visitors can explore the floating market, sample local dishes like Keshi Yena, and soak up the sun on beautiful beaches like Mambo Beach. With a rich cultural tapestry and a stunning coastal setting, Willemstad is a unique and memorable destination in the Caribbean.

Featured Excursions:

• Dutch-Caribbean Wine & Cheese Tasting

Day 5- At Sea

Day 6- Castries, St. Lucia

Castries, the capital city of St. Lucia in the Eastern Caribbean, is a tropical paradise known for its lush landscapes and vibrant culture. Nestled between the Caribbean Sea and the majestic Pitons, Castries boasts a stunning natural backdrop. The city itself is a blend of modernity and island charm, with a bustling market where you can haggle for local crafts, spices, and fresh produce. The historic center showcases a mix of French and British colonial architecture, while the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception stands as a prominent cultural and religious landmark.

Castries offers access to some of the Caribbean’s most picturesque beaches, including Reduit Beach and Anse Chastanet, where you can soak up the sun or dive into crystal-clear waters. With a rich Creole heritage, visitors can indulge in sumptuous local dishes like green fig and saltfish while enjoying the rhythmic sounds of soca and reggae.

Featured Excursions:

• Eco-Kayaking and Snorkelling Adventure
• Best of Soufriere by Speedboat
• Amazing West Side By Boat

Day 7- Codrington, Antigua

Antigua’s blissfully undeveloped sister island, Barbuda is the ultimate untrodden paradise. Surrounded by a protective reef, the island features a large lagoon and beautifully calm pink coral and white sand beaches. Barbuda is also home to one of the world’s largest frigate bird sanctuaries with Codrington Lagoon National Park serving as the thriving habitat of about 5,000 of these seabirds. The island’s cliff-lined shoreline reveals neolithic caves, one of which has become recognized for its rock-carved petroglyphs created by Arawak natives. Round out your experience by tucking into freshly caught lobster at one of the laid-back restaurants in town.

Day 8- San Juan, Puerto Rico

The vibrant Old San Juan district is a kaleidoscope of colorful buildings, cobblestone streets, and lively plazas where you can immerse yourself in the island’s history and culture. Beyond its historical charm, San Juan offers a dynamic culinary scene, from traditional mofongo to modern fusion cuisine. The city’s beaches, like Isla Verde and Condado, invite relaxation and water sports against a backdrop of swaying palm trees and azure waters. With its lively music scene, vibrant festivals, and warm, welcoming locals, San Juan is a vibrant and inviting destination where you can explore Puerto Rico’s unique blend of influences from Spain, Africa, and the Americas.

Featured Excursions:

• Culinary Walking Tour

Day 9- At Sea

Day 10- Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas

Great Stirrup Cay is a paradise island in the Bahamas, owned by Norwegian Cruise Line, and it’s a hidden gem in the Caribbean. This private island, exclusively for cruise passengers, offers a tranquil escape into tropical bliss. With pristine white sandy beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters, it’s the perfect place to unwind and soak up the sun. You can indulge in water sports like snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboarding or explore the underwater wonders through coral reefs teeming with marine life. Great Stirrup Cay also offers a range of island activities, from beachside barbecues to beachfront cabanas for added luxury. Whether you’re looking for a serene day of relaxation or exciting adventures, this private paradise is a tropical haven for all who visit.

Day 11- Miami/Departure

Miami, located in southeastern Florida, is a dynamic and vibrant city known for its unique blend of culture, art, and tropical beauty. This coastal metropolis is famous for its stunning beaches, particularly South Beach, with its iconic pastel-colored art deco architecture and lively Ocean Drive. Beyond the beach, you can explore neighborhoods like Little Havana, where you’ll find a rich Cuban influence and experience the taste of authentic Cuban cuisine and vibrant street life.

Miami is a hub for contemporary art, with institutions like the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) showcasing a diverse range of artistic expressions. The city also boasts a thriving nightlife scene, with world-renowned clubs and bars, making it a hotspot for those seeking entertainment after dark.

With a subtropical climate, Miami is an ideal destination for outdoor activities, including boating in Biscayne Bay, exploring the lush landscapes of the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, or taking a day trip to the nearby Everglades National Park to witness the diverse wildlife.

Miami’s international atmosphere, with a mix of cultures and languages, adds to its unique charm, creating a melting pot of traditions, making it a city that truly has something for everyone, whether you’re in search of relaxation, adventure, or cultural exploration.