This 14 night Caribbean cruise from Bridgetown, Barbados opens with Guadeloupe's dramatic volcanic peaks before St Lucia's iconic twin peaks and Grenada's fragrant spice trails add further colour. St Maarten's dual nation energy and Tortola's celebrated sailing waters follow with Renaissance, while Bonaire's pristine reefs and Curacao's colourful harbour offer sights you won't soon forget. St Kitts' hilltop fortress, a return to Guadeloupe and Martinique's elegant French Creole charm round out a voyage rich in island diversity.

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

St George's
Grenada is engaging every sense at once. Guests are wading through waterfalls at Annandale, browsing nutmeg and cocoa at bustling spice markets, and diving toward Molinere Bay's underwater sculpture park, where submerged figures stand silent among the coral. The Spice Isle's warmth extends well beyond its climate, with St George's harbourside cafes serving up chocolate made steps from where it's grown.

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.

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.