Western Caribbean cruises.

On an uninhabited island in the western Caribbean

The Bahamas consists of 700 islands of which only about 35 are inhabited. Standing on the deck of the ship, you look out over countless green palm trees.  Through the pink beach on Harbour Island, the colorful capital city of Nassau and the dolphins  at Blue Lagoon Island, you will have unique experiences. Take the whole family to Paradise Island Bahamas for cool water slides and relaxation. To stay in the same paradise realms, the Cayman Islands also belong to the Western Caribbean. Put on your goggles at Vink Stingray City to spot the most extraordinary Caribbean underwater creatures. The lionfish, Aulostomus (trumpetfish) and Chaetodon Ocellatus. What names! But simply put, colorful fish.  Not into fish and water? Then hike through the jungle on the Mastic Trail. 

Some of the cruise lines have a private island. You read correctly, a private island!  Are you stepping aboard with Norwegian Cruise Line? Then chances are you will pass Great Stirrup Cay. MSC Cruises docks at the amazing Ocean Cay. 

James Bond or Bob Marley? The versatile Jamaica!

During a cruise through the Western Caribbean, Jamaica is a highlight destination.  The island of friendly people, colonial architecture and impressive jungles. Do you like to shake your hips?  Learn the latest street dance moves from the local, and then sit back and relax on James Bond Beach. You thought you were unwinding, and then suddenly you're an extra in the latest 007 movie.  What else can you expect from Jamaica? A tasting of most exclusive coffee: Blue Mountain Coffee. For anyone who doesn’t know it, it is not made from Smurfs.  Fly like a bird over Dunn's River Falls on a zipline, take a bamboo raft down the river and glide through Mystic Mountain Adventure Park on a bobsled. Do you always sing along with Bob Marley's songs on the radio?  Then visit the Bob Marley Museum. Sample street food and sip from a coconut.  Surely this is the definition of vacation...