Caribbean Cruise and Stay Holidays 2027 & 2028

Experience laid-back British civility on the largest of the three Cayman Islands, Grand Cayman. This sun-drenched tropical retreat is home to Seven Mile Beach which, as the name suggests, offers seven miles of pristine white sands and crystal clear waters. See the island via a helicopter flight or venture below the waters with a submarine tour. Explore the cultural sites of historic George Town, which include Fort George and the Elmslie Memorial Church, visit the island's popular Rum Cake Factory and get up close to the world's best-loved marine creatures at the Cayman Turtle Farm.

With gorgeous white sand beaches, plantation-style mansions and fragrant tropical air, Jamaica is authentic Caribbean through and through. Spend days snorkelling, horseriding or tubing down jungle rivers and nights sipping rum to the sounds of reggae and calypso. Tee off at Jamaica's famous Cinnamon Hill golf course or take the chairlift aerial tour for breathtaking views of the rainforest. Venture into the jungle covered mountains near the port of Ocho Rios and discover the incredible Dunn's River Falls, White River and Fern Gully. Near the northern cruise port of Falmouth you'll find Water Square, home to the Albert George Market selling fantastic local craftwork. Don't forget to sample the spicy flavours of traditional jerk cuisine for a real taste of Jamaica.

Nicknamed 'Little England' because of the Barbadian love for tea and cricket, experience the easy-going ways of Barbados where dazzling beaches and turquoise waters are blessed with tropical temperatures. Each side of this stunning island offers something different, from the crashing waves of the Atlantic coast where world-class surfers flock to the serene sheltered bays of the west. Bridgetown, the island's capital, is the perfect place to explore the British colonial past with plenty of historical buildings and monuments to discover. Swim with turtles, visit old sugar plantations and unwind on pristine pink sand beaches, Barbados offers the perfect balance of relaxation and cultural delights.

As one of the largest islands in the Eastern Caribbean, Puerto Rico offers an eclectic mix of cosmopolitan city attractions, quiet beaches and lush tropical rainforest. Get back to nature with a trek into the El Yunque Rainforest where natural pools, waterfalls and exotic fauna await, or take a tour of the island's famous Bacardi Rum Distillery. A trip to Puerto Rico wouldn’t be complete without a visit to San Juan, the island's capital. Old world meets new in this fascinating area. Home to historic cobblestone streets lined with classic colonial architecture and wide boulevards where lively cafes, prestigious art galleries and designer boutiques can be found, experience every side or Puerto Rico in this one place.

Atop one of the highest points in San Juan lies the Castillo San Felipe del Morro, also known as 'El Morro'. Originally built to protect the island of Puerto Rico from seaborne attacks, this beautiful six-story fort is thriving with historical value and provides one of the most spectacular views over San Juan Harbour. Built by Spanish engineers over a period of 250 years, this 16th century citadel is now one of San Juan's most visited attractions. Delve into the fascinating past of this legendary stronghold and the lives of the Spanish troops who once resided here.

Experience Stingray City for a once-in-a-lifetime encounter that'll stay with you forever. Located on a series of shallow sandbars just north of Grand Cayman, enjoy a short boat ride to Stingray City Park where you'll join friendly Southern Rays in the crystal clear waters. Not only will you be able to paddle alongside these incredible creatures, you'll also be able to feed them, snorkel alongside them and have plenty of photographs taken. After the excursion, head to the Signup Booth to purchase the professional pictures of yourself taken with the rays.

In the heart of Barbados lies one of the island's greatest natural phenomena's, Harrison's Cave. Located in the central uplands, this crystalised limestone cavern is a breathtaking natural attraction and one of the most popular spots in all of Barbados. Ride a tram through the cavern's cool chambers and wind your way through a fascinating display of sparkling stalagmites and stalactites. Amongst the fascinating natural beauty, discover rushing waterfalls which plunge into subterranean pools deep within Harrison's Cave.

Discover the beauty of Ocho Rios (Jamaica) on this three mile long water tube safari along The White River. Taking you past beautiful coconut plantations, bamboo groves and river banks teeming with Jamaican flora and fauna, make your way through bubbling rapids and into tranquil lagoons on this adventure. Your journey ends in the stunning White River Valley, a garden paradise reflecting a traditional Jamaican village. Be sure to stop off at the Parrot Bar for some authentic Jamaican jerk cuisine...delicious!