Tortola, British Virgin Islands
08:00 AM - 06:00 PM, local time

The Capital of Paradise

Nestled in the sea of tiny islands that make up the British Virgin Islands, Tortola, the archipelago’s largest and capital island, stands out for all the right reasons. An idyllic blend of ancient ruins, iridescent lagoons, lush mountains and white-sand beaches, this Caribbean utopia is perfect for sailors from all walks of life. A mecca for outdoors enthusiasts, Tortola offers adventure at every turn. Zip-line through the treetops where you’ll be able to see the stunning views all the way to St. Croix, scuba dive the coral-ladened waters that surround the coast and explore the natural rainforests on four-wheelers or by foot. Tour the island unlike any other cruise experience you’ve had before – with the Tortola women in tourism, where you’ll not only see and learn about the local sights and culture, but learn about what it takes to be a successful woman in business on the island. Jump into the warm waters of one of Tortola’s countless lagoons or simply soak up the sun on a white-sand beach with a coconut full of locally-sourced rum. 

With so many options of what to do, what to see and where to eat the biggest stressor you’ll experience in Tortola is how much time to dedicate to each incredible experience – (unless of course you’re scared of heights and opt to zipline).

Enjoy the amenities, parties and fine cuisine onboard while out at sea.

Bridgetown, Barbados

08:00 AM - 08:00 PM, local time

Where History Meets Paradise

Located on the southwest coast of Barbados is the picturesque port town of Bridgetown. With bountiful beaches everywhere you look here it’s almost impossible not to breathe a sigh of relief as soon as your toes touch the warm white sand – though this quaint beachside town has a lot more to offer than initially meets the eye. Shop along the iconic pedestrian-only Swan Street – where the local culture of Bridgetown radiates through its impressive handmade shops, cafes and more. Explore infinite different outdoor activities, from four-wheeling across the island, taking a historic beach hike and hopping on the beautiful heritage railway to discovering an array of hidden beaches and bays by boat. Snorkel the crystal clear waters that surround this gem of the Caribbean and sip craft cocktails while learning about the locally-sourced rum that makes them so special after uncovering the restored beauty of some of the island’s most historic locations. 

No matter what your journey in Bridgetown ends up unfolding into, the only thing you should consider written in stone is that you’re going to have an idyllic experience.

Castries, St. Lucia

08:00 AM - 06:00 PM, local time

St. Lucia’s Mecca for the Nature Lover

It’ll be next to impossible not to be taken by the sea of brightly colored houses and swarming shops that pepper the bustling coast as you approach Castries. One of Castries’ most distinctive facts is its unique background with volcanos, in fact, the island of St. Lucia itself was formed almost entirely by the volcanic activity of the North American and Caribbean tectonic plates, making their sulfur hot springs, sprawling coral reef and drive-in volcano some of their most admired attractions. With opportunities to explore the rainforest via cable car, hike the pitons, taste homemade rum, traverse waterfalls, horseback ride across a white sand beach and delicious dining options from white tablecloth restaurants to sharing small plates and tropical cocktails under the sun there is certainly no shortage of options to make your day in Castries an absolutely perfect one.

St. John's, Antigua & Barbuda

08:00 AM - 08:00 PM, local time

A paradise expert’s paradise

You could spend a full year in St. John’s and not return to the same beach twice – literally. With 365 white sand beaches sprawling the tranquil coastline of this Caribbean respite this popular, yet exclusive, vacation community is the favorite of both novice and experienced world travelers far and wide. The only thing more plentiful than the variety of relaxation opportunities are the options for unparalleled outdoor adventure. Zip-line from one canopied platform to another while experiencing Antigua’s breathtaking flora and fauna. Drive from scenic beach to scenic beach while seeing the local cows grazing beside the lush fruit orchards. Kick back and listen to local live reggae and calypso music with a Sundowner. Immerse yourself with the warm locals and peruse (and indulge in) the organic fruits, veggies and meats they proudly cultivate. See the unbelievable Montserrat Volcano from the safety and comfort of a helicopter tour. Swim with giant wild stingray and appreciate the countless species of birds on an adventure to Great Bird Island – because while St. John’s is teeming with relaxing beaches; it's simply filled to the brim with exciting things to do.

Philipsburg, St. Maarten

08:00 AM - 05:00 PM, local time

Philipsburg

Philipsburg is a four-street runway, all less than a mile long, filled with vibrantly colored houses, shops, and restaurants, making the Dutch Side capital easy to explore. Located between the Great Bay Beach and the Great Salt Pond, both contribute to the island’s biodiversity and beauty. At the bayside, the endless horizon and picturesque views of nearby islands and ships and yachts docked in the region’s leading Cruise Port are breathtaking experiences you can’t find anywhere else. On the pondside, is a chain of lush hills and curved slopes that give the capital its iconic backdrop. 

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Arrives at 06:30 AM, local time

📣 Please allow up to an hour for the Gangway to open