On 15th Nov 2010 the Sea Princess wil embark on a spetacular fourteen night roundtrip of the Caribbean, starting and ending in Barbados.
With its cricket pitches and place names such as Trafalgar Square, you could almost be in Britain. However the rugged coastline and azure sea will remind you otherwise. A visit to the historic Gun Hill Signal Station will provide you with panoramic views of this charming island.
Discover the 'Isle of Spice' with its unmistakable scenets of cinnamon and mace and visit the nutmeg and cocoa plantations. There's something for everyone, with volcanic mountains leading to sleepy coves and beaches and sumptuous food in quaint restaurants.
A protected marine park with technicolored reefs and a rainbow of marine life surround this spectacular island in the Netherlands Antilles. Search above water on a nature tour through the kunuku, or outback. See cacti, divi-divi trees and iguanas at Washington Slagbaai National Park. And a walking tour of downtown Kralendijk will reveal historic sights.
Its wonderful climate and crystal-clear waters make Curaçao (pronounced CURE-ah-sow) a typical island in the Caribbean, but its fascinating architecture, floating market, pontoon bridge and secluded bays set it apart from the rest. Of course, it is home to the original Curaçao, a liqueur flavored with the dried peel of sour orange.
Tortola, the largest island of the British Virgin Islands, is a peaceful getaway for nature lovers. Tortola is Spanish for "Land of the Turtle Dove," so named for the shape of the island. Characterized by rugged mountain peaks, white-sand beaches, banana trees and clusters of palms, this sailor's paradise has a distinct nautical charm and West Indian flavor.
This charming island is divided into the chic French half and the lively Dutch sector. Meander around the French Marigot and enjoy a sumptuous lunch in a divine bistro, whilst in Philipsburg, the Dutch capital, up the pace and indulge in shopping and the sprightly bars.
With a different beach for every day of the year, Antigua could have been made for beach lovers, with their soft white sands and many coves to explore. Or for history lovers, Nelsons Dockayard celebrates the island's British heritage.
It's easy to see why St. Lucia is a popular Caribbean destination, with its vast array of dramatic volcanic peaks, lush forests, unique tropical plants and golden sandy beaches. The perfect placet to relax and reflect.
St. Vincent and the Grenadines are considered off the beaten path of the Caribbean Islands, but it is the lush beauty, rugged coastline and rushing waterfalls that attract visitors to this volcanic island. The island's distinct West Indian flair combines with British customs and Gallic culture, mostly seen through the music, sports, cuisine and cultivation of its people.
Please note that this cruise is also available as a fly+cruise package. For more details on the cruise and the available packages, please visit www.princessdeals.com