Sailing from Bridgetown, Barbados for 20 nights with Renaissance, this Caribbean cruise and Atlantic crossing calls at St Lucia's volcanic peaks, Grenada's spice scented air and Martinique's French island charm. The journey continues through Curacao's pastel hued streets, Dominica's rainforest trails, Antigua's sandy shores, St Maarten's duty free finds and St Kitts' historic forts, before the ship turns for home, crossing the Atlantic to dock at Portsmouth, England.

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

Fort-de-France
Martinique is bringing a distinctly French flavour to the Caribbean, with Fort-de-France's patisseries and markets offering a taste of Paris beneath a tropical sun. Guests are hiking the slopes of Mount Pelée, exploring rainforest trails toward hidden waterfalls, and touring rum distilleries rooted in centuries of tradition. The island's blend of French elegance and Creole spirit is rarely found elsewhere in the region.

Basseterre
St Kitts is climbing higher than most Caribbean stops allow, with the historic Scenic Railway winding around the coast and Brimstone Hill Fortress commanding sweeping views from its hilltop perch. Rainforest canopy tours are sending guests soaring above the treeline, while Basseterre's colourful streets are serving up local flavour at every turn. History, adrenaline, and island rhythm are sharing the same small footprint here.

Roseau
Nicknamed the Nature Island, Dominica is built for guests who'd rather hike than lounge. Trails are leading through dense rainforest toward the Boiling Lake and Trafalgar Falls, while river tubing offers a cooler, splashier pace. Offshore, sperm whales are frequently surfacing, drawing wildlife-watching boats out from Roseau. It's raw, wild, and largely untouched, rewarding those willing to trade sand for adventure.