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

Road Town
As the gateway to the British Virgin Islands' famous sailing waters, Road Town is putting boats, not buses, at the centre of the day. Guests are chartering yachts out toward The Baths on Virgin Gorda, paddleboarding calm harbour waters, or browsing the town's compact market for local spices and rum. Come afternoon, Cane Garden Bay's beach bars are calling for one more swim before sunset.

Oranjestad
Docking in Oranjestad, guests are stepping straight into a postcard of Dutch colonial facades in citrus shades of yellow and blue. The bustling Renaissance Marketplace is trading in local crafts and street food, while a short hop away, Palm Beach's calm waters are made for kitesurfing and jet skiing alike. Beyond the capital, desert trails through Arikok National Park are waiting for the more adventurous guest.

Philipsburg
Philipsburg is offering guests the best of two worlds in one stop, with Dutch and French influences meeting along its bustling boardwalk. Front Street's duty-free shopping is drawing plenty of attention, while Maho Beach is delivering one of the Caribbean's most thrilling spectacles as jets roar in low overhead. Beyond the buzz, snorkelling trips to Pinel Island are revealing a quieter, calmer side of the island.