Weaving together some of the region's most distinctive islands, this 14 night Caribbean cruise departs Bridgetown, Barbados with Renaissance. Discover Guadeloupe's twin volcanic landscapes, Tortola's yacht filled sailing waters and St Kitts' scenic railway, then browse St Maarten's duty free streets and Aruba's Dutch influenced architecture. Wander St Lucia's Pitons before Dominica's waterfalls and a return visit to Guadeloupe round out an itinerary built on constant discovery.

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

Pointe-à-Pitre
Shaped like a butterfly and rich in contrast, Guadeloupe is inviting guests to hike volcanic La Soufrière on one wing and relax on Grande-Terre's white sand beaches on the other. Basse-Terre's national park is threading waterfalls and rainforest trails through dramatic scenery, while Pointe-à-Pitre's markets are bursting with colour and Creole spice. Two islands, one destination, endlessly rewarding for the curious guest.

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.

St John's
With a beach for every day of the year, Antigua is tempting guests toward one thing above all: getting out on the water. Sailing dinghies, paddleboards, and snorkelling boats are heading out from English Harbour, a working dockyard steeped in Nelson-era naval history. Come evening, Shirley Heights' steel drums and rum punch are drawing everyone together for sunset views worth every step of the climb.