Taking in Guadeloupe's butterfly shaped landscape, St Maarten's dual nation buzz and Antigua's historic dockyard, this 14 night Caribbean cruise sails from Bridgetown, Barbados with Renaissance. Tortola's celebrated sailing waters and Grenada's fragrant spice trails add further texture, before Bonaire's coral reefs, a second call at Guadeloupe and Martinique's French Creole charm round out a voyage where every stop feels genuinely different.

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

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.

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.

Kralendijk
Bonaire is a destination built almost entirely around what lies beneath the waves, with its protected marine park offering some of the world's most accessible shore diving straight from the coastline. Guests are kayaking through mangrove forests, cycling past pink flamingo colonies at Pekelmeer, and exploring Kralendijk's relaxed waterfront between dives. For anyone drawn to the water, Bonaire rarely disappoints.