The Caribbean Sea offers stunning islands bursting with culture. There's so much adventure waiting there; selecting an island may seem impossible at times; keeping in mind what interests you can help narrow your options down quickly.
History lovers might
enjoy exploring Bridgetown in Barbados or Les Saintes in Guadeloupe - both are
World Heritage sites designated by UNESCO - while for ocean lovers the coral
reefs around British Virgin Islands provide endless snorkeling and diving
opportunities.
Exploring the Hidden Gems of the Bahamas
The Bahamas are
widely celebrated for their beautiful beaches. A luxury cruise, however, will
reveal another side to this archipelago which many overlook: past the usual
tourist spots lie hidden gems; quiet bays await exploration while nature still
reigns supreme in her splendour.
Harbor Island boasts
legendary pink sand beaches that provide luxurious relaxation. Visit historic
Loyalist settlements on The Abacos or head for Exuma Cays for stunning waters
with abundant marine life and clearer water conditions.
*Swim With Pigs: For
an unforgettable experience in the Bahamas, swimming alongside adorable piglets
on Big Major Cay Island provides an opportunity you won't forget quickly.
* Explore
Thunderball Grotto: Made famous by James Bond movies, Thunderball Grotto is an
underwater cave filled with vibrant fish reminiscent of James Bond flicks -
offering visitors an insight into its movie-making history as well as offering
visitors an aquarium-esque environment to visit! * Explore Thunderball Grotto:
With its name from James Bond films alone, Thunderball Grotto's underwater cave
offers divers an opportunity to witness colorful marine life up close while
learning more about this region's moviemaking legacy!
Exploring Barbados' Wealthy Culture
Soak in the fascinating
history and vibrant culture of Barbados by exploring its past shaped by British
and African influence. Be sure to visit Historic Bridgetown and Garrison UNESCO
World Heritage Site as this area illustrates colonial era life on this
Caribbean nation.
After discovering
Harrison's Cave, explore its natural splendor - this underground cavern boasts
stunning stalactites and stalagmites! And don't miss the chance to try some
delicious Barbadian dishes like flying fish sandwiches and rum punch
accompanied by live calypso music!
St. Nicholas Abbey
offers insight into Barbados' colonial past as well as rum-making traditions,
providing visitors an important window into this island nation's past and
future.
Frequently Asked Questions
What season should
you go on a Caribbean cruise?
When looking at
Caribbean cruises, December to April are usually considered dry season months -
when weather conditions are best. Digital platforms provide resources that may
allow you to find alternative times that fit better with both your taste and
budget.
