On this tour, you will enjoy an overview of the capital of St. Kitts & Nevis and get an up-close look at the island's colonial splendor. Board your motor coach for the 30-minute drive with your guide into Basseterre, one of the oldest towns in the Eastern Caribbean. Admire impressive Victorian and Georgian architecture and view important landmarks such as the Berkeley Memorial Clock Tower and Independence Square, once a slave market and today host to a picturesque fountain and a centuries-old church. You will stop at the Fairview Great House and Tropical Garden. At this 300-year-old colonial property, you will explore perfectly preserved rooms, including the original kitchen with its volcanic stone and brick oven and the bathing room with its sun-warmed bath. Follow the stone bridge to the lush tropical botanical garden, where many of the plants such as palms and fruit trees date back as far as the 1700s. Then explore the 300-year-old Brimstone Fortress, perched 780 feet above sea level. This magnificent structure is the second largest of its type in the entire Western Hemisphere and is one of the best preserved. This Gibraltar of the West Indies is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and more battles were fought here than at any other single site in British and French naval history. Its spectacular panoramic views include part of the Kittitian coastline, countryside and five neighboring islands. Please note : This tour is not wheelchair accessible.

Experience the pleasure of snorkeling at several sites that are abundant with tropical fish and coral life . There will be a short 10-minute walk from the pier to the marina where your boat awaits. Then you will cruise the island's pristine southeast peninsula, inhabited by the shy green vervet monkey. Snorkeling opportunities include Ballets Bay, Shitten Bay, and Bugs Hole . Marine life varies but you may see: turtles, eagle rays and stingrays, schools of saltwater chub, snapper, angel fish, parrot fish, squirrel fish, and sand sharks. Many virgin reefs and extensive soft corals, fans, and sponges make up the reef life. Thirst-quenching non-alcoholic drinks, local beer and water will be provided. Please note : Wear your swimsuit under your clothing and bring a towel. (Towels will be available at the gangway.) Your waiver release form must be signed and medical conditions must be disclosed. Access to and from the water is done by a ladder on the side of the boat.

Experience the Best of St Kitts and Nevis when you choose this relaxing tour that includes an exhilarating boat ride, a panoramic island tour of Nevis crammed with spectacular views and historical interests, and a luxury beach break. You will board your fast and comfortable power catamaran and head to the beautiful island of Nevis, known in colonial days as the Queen of the Caribbean. Once in Nevis, you will board an air-conditioned van for a panoramic tour of the island, with its lush tropical vegetation and the spectacular vistas of the Caribbean Sea. You will pause for a photo stop at Hamilton House , the birthplace of the United States' first Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton. The building is currently used as a museum and hosts the meetings of the Nevis House of Assembly. Your guide will point out interesting landmarks along the way, and you will have an opportunity to visit St. Thomas Lowland Church, built in 1643, the oldest Anglican Church in the Caribbean, where you will see spectacular views back to St Kittts. The highlight of your Island tour could well be Nisbet Plantation , the home of Fanny Nisbet, who, in 1778 married Admiral (then Lieutenant Horatio Nelson in Nevis). Next, your guide will take you through quaint villages to the sands of Pinney's Beach for a Caribbean-style lunch served at a beach-side restaurant. Enjoy delicious rum or fruit punch, as well as an included beach chair and shared umbrella .Perhaps take a refreshing dip in the blue Caribbean Sea. When it is time to reboard your catamaran for the return journey to Basseterre, you will board straight from the beach Please note: Dress in comfortable, casual clothing, bring a towel, your swimsuit and sunscreen. Lunch is included on this tour.

A unique culinary experience! You may have previously enjoyed the exotic flavors of West Indian cooking, but do you know the actual ingredients of the dishes or their history? Regardless of whether you are a seasoned cook or just a lover of tasty cuisine, this demonstration will appeal to you. After a short drive you will arrive at Fairview Great House & Tropical Garden. Enjoy regional dishes prepared before your eyes . As ingredients are added, the historian cook will recount tales about the history of the regional foods, and talk about the development of dishes that use African, European, and Indian cooking methods. Then you will sample the dishes along with homemade refreshments. Explore the Fairview Great House & Botanical Garden. You may also choose to meander through the different areas of the beautifully landscaped 2.5-acre botanical garden at your leisure. Complimentary copies of the recipes of the dishes prepared during your tour will be yours to take home as a souvenir of your unique experience in St. Kitts. Please note : Due to the limited space available on this tour, it will sell out quickly.

Completely circle the island of St. Kitts by road and rail in just a few hours. The St. Kitts Scenic Railway is a narrow-gauge railroad that was built almost a century ago to deliver sugar cane from the fields to the mill in Bassetèrre. Each railcar features seating on two levels. The upper level features a spacious open-air observation deck offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, while the lower level provides air-conditioned comfort. Island ambiance will be evoked with comfortable rattan furniture, complimentary specialty drinks, island music by the Scenic Railway Choir , and an informative narrative history of the Caribbean. In addition to your rail experience, your sightseeing will also feature a scenic drive by bus along the southwestern coast. Enjoy unparalleled vistas of Brimstone Hill Fortress , the British "Gibraltar of the West Indies," Middle Island where Thomas Jefferson's great-grandfather is buried, and the neighboring island of Nevis, birthplace of American statesman Alexander Hamilton. Please note : Bring your camera, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat if you are planning on sitting on the upper level.

Here is a unique way to experience the Caribbean! This exciting exploration will begin with a transfer from the dock to the Quad Bike (ATV) base. After an introduction and full orientation on the use of the bikes and safety precautions, you will be ready to mount the four-wheel ATV bikes for a wildly exhilarating adventure. Your experienced guide will lead you on a thrilling ride through cane fields and down country dirt tracks and up scenic slopes with views of neighboring islands. On the way you may also be able to taste local fruits in season. Then it will be time once more to get back on the bikes and return to the tour base. Enjoy a cool drink before you will be transferred back to the pier. Please note : You will be provided with a helmet. This tour is not recommended for those with mobility issues or back problems as you will be traveling off road over hilly and bumpy terrain. You will be required to sign a waiver to participate on this tour. Maximum weight is 250 lbs.

Your tour will begin with a narrated drive around historic Basseterre, one the oldest towns in the Eastern Caribbean. You will view Victorian and Georgian style architecture, important monuments such as the Berkeley Memorial Clock Tower, Independence Square (once a former slave market) with its prominent fountain and impressive centuries-old Catholic Co-Cathedral across the street. See the newly restored Fairview Great House & Botanical Garden. Here you will enjoy a guided tour around the Great House, which is believed to have been originally built in 1701 by the French. The inhabitants who have been recorded to reside here include American legal luminary John Gardiner and Lawyer James Stephen -advocate of the enslaved. The rich history of the site and the island is well displayed with its superbly furnished historical information room that brings to life the 1700s - 1800 with true impressions of what life was like on an Estate in St. Kitts during that era. From the cobblestone courtyard view the original kitchen building with its volcanic stone and brick oven; the original bathing room with its large sun warmed volcanic stone bath; the stone bridge leading from the rear veranda of the Great House to the rear area of the tropical botanical garden. While in the courtyard don't forget to wander into the old stone cellar where you will find a slavery exhibit. This self guided exhibit provides a glimpse of the African-Caribbean slavery story which began in Africa. The experience includes details of the journey through the Middle Passage to the Caribbean. Learn about the life of the slaves on the plantation during the pre and post emancipation period. You will be given the opportunity to taste several flavors of rum, hear the history of where rum came from in the Caribbean and how Caribbean people made their own rum. Hear stories of when the Irish settled on St. Kitts and the rum legacies they left and how and where rum drinking has evolved on the island. After your rum tasting experience, take time to wander in the 2 1/2 acre Botanical Garden. Don't forget to peek inside the gift shop and pick up some keepsakes that will remind you of this unique experience for years to come. Please note: Bring your camera, cash, credit card, sunscreen, sunglasses, and hat.

Fly along zip lines up to 1,400 feet in length, 25 stories above the ground! This is a spectacular 5-line zip line journey based at the Historic Wingfield Estate . After a short orientation, training session, and riding the first (trainer) line, you will hop into vehicles for a trek up the famous Valley of the Giants . You will see fantastic panoramic views of Brimstone Hill Fortress, Old Road Village , former sugar estates, the Caribbean Sea, and Mount Liamuiga. With a mile of zip lines you will soar at speeds up to 50 miles per hour . Thanks to the cutting edge technology of this system you will fly hands and feet free, just like a bird. All you have to do is sit back, and enjoy the experience! You will also be given an opportunity to walk around the Wingfield Estate Ruins. View the first British masonry in the entire New World as well as the remnants of the different methods of processing sugar which are all on site. As an additional treat your tour also includes a short walk to the Romney Manor , home of Caribelle Batik, where you can enjoy the enchanting gardens, batik studios, and gift shop. Please note : This tour is not available for guests who are pregnant, have a heart condition or serious medical condition, previous neck or back injuries. To participate on this tour guests must wear closed-toe shoes, weigh at least 60 pounds but no more than 275 pounds and sign a waiver. Any guests wishing to bring along personal items will have the option to leave items at the base and rent a locker to store them in. Price per locker is $3 US and payable directly to the Sky Safari facility.

Start your walk from the pier with your expert guide. Terre de Haut is a charming island well known for its colorful houses, transparent waters, and mountains. With your guide, you'll explore the village of Terre de Haut and learn about the heart of island life, visit the town hall square, walk past colorful fishermen's houses, and visit the local church. Before walking back to the boat, you'll have time to taste a Terre de Haut specialty, Tourments d/Amour, a round cake filled with jam. Please note : Guests are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a hat, sunscreen, water bottle, and local currency.

This culinary delight will start with a boat ride from the pier to Pain de Sucre beach. You'll cross Les Saintes Bay, and your hostess will welcome you to the pontoon and take you on a culinary history tour of the island. Along the way, you'll taste punches and syrups, foie gras and duck breast toasts with Creole flavors, smoked fish, rum, and sweets with coffee and chocolate. After your food tour, you'll have time to relax in a lounge chair on the Pain de Sucre beach before heading back to the ship. Please note: This menu is an example of the foods you may taste on your tour and the menu is subject to change. Guests are encouraged to wear a swimsuit under their clothing and bring a towel, sunscreen, and local currency.

Depart from the pier with your guide by small bus to explore Terre-de-Haut. Drive through the village with its multicolored houses and Catholic Church towards the Caribbean coast. First photo stop on one of the most beautiful places of the Archipelago, Le Pain de Sucre, a 164-foot volcanic hill above sea level, whose steep slopes fall into Les Saintes Bay. Discover the cemetery made up of shells and look for iguanas. Then take pictures at Grande Anse Beach, well-known for the concert that nature offers when the waves crash. See the small airport where pilots must hold a special clearance and the panoramic view on Marigot Bay with its turquoise water. Please note: Wear comfortable and casual clothes and shoes and bring sunscreen sunglasses, a cap or hat and water.

Admire the tropical beauty of Isles des Saintes with this panoramic sightseeing and snorkeling excursion. Boat-Ride and see the beautiful bay, passing by Ilet Cabrit, Terre de Bas, Ilet Redonde, Grand Ilet, Ilet de la Coche, and Ilets Les Augustins. Then stop for a guided snorkeling session in the warm, crystal-clear waters nearest Pain de Sucre. Relax as you return back to the pier. Please note: This tour is weather dependent and guests must have no mobility issues. You will have to bring your swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat. Tour operates on a boat and is not recommended for guests who suffer from seasickness, salt and sun allergies.

Sail along the third most beautiful bay of the word, Terre de Haut, passing by islands and islets en route to Terre de Bas. Explore the seabeds of Terre de Bas and the idyllic cove of Anse Fidelin during a guided snorkeling session in these warm, crystal-clear waters. Along the way, look for the colorful coral, sea turtles, tropical fish, and marine life that inhabit your exquisite surrounds. At the conclusion of your snorkeling session, embark the boat and relax with a refreshment during the short ride back to the pier. Please note: This tour is weather dependent and guests must have no mobility issues. You will have to bring your swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat. Tour operates on a boat and is not recommended for guests who suffer from seasickness, salt and sun allergies.

Fort Napoleon has a rich history and is the setting for some of the most dramatic harbor views in the Caribbean. Join your English-speaking guide at the pier where a private shuttle will bring you to the gate at the top of Napoleon Hill . Afternoon entry to the fort allows a more intimate opportunity to enjoy the history of the fort, its gardens, and eclectic museum collection depicting life on the island over the last 2500 years. Following your guided tour of these areas, you will retreat to the original fort's kitchen where you will sample a variety of local, iconic foods including the famous local cakes. No Windstar tour in the Caribbean would be complete without a taste of rum and today you will sample the " Sun Rum " mixed on the island. When you are ready to leave you have the option to hike back to the town or take advantage of the shuttle service provided for you. Please note : This exclusive tour accommodates a maximum of 24 people. Space is limited, sign up early.

Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of Roseau, guided by a knowledgeable tour guide who will lead you through the rich history and culture of Dominica. Your adventure begins with a visit to the Negre Mawon Emancipation Statue, a striking tribute to the Maroons of Dominica who fought against slavery by seeking refuge in the island's dense forests. This powerful seven-foot monument, created by Dominican artist Franklyn Zamore, honors the brave souls who resisted oppression and gave their lives in the battle for freedom. Unveiled in 2013, the statue stands as a symbol of resilience and freedom. Next, continue to St. Gerard's Hall, the spiritual center for the local Catholic community, where mass is held on Sundays. Here, you'll learn about the Roseau Roman Catholic Cathedral of Our Lady of Fair Haven, a beautiful Gothic-Romanesque Revival structure built from 1800 to 1916. The cathedral, originally a humble thatched hut, now towers above the city's rooftops and is currently under renovation. Sunday masses are temporarily celebrated at St. Gerard's Hall while the cathedral undergoes restoration. From there, stroll down Constitution Hill and into the bustling streets of Roseau, particularly King George V Street, where you'll discover the town's Victorian-era architecture. Many of these historic buildings still serve as residences or have been converted into vibrant businesses, offering a glimpse into the island's colonial past. The tour continues with a visit to the Botanic Gardens, established in 1889 during Dominica's colonial period. Originally designed to support crop diversification, the gardens were once among the finest in the West Indies. Though Hurricane David in 1979 caused significant damage, including the fall of a massive African baobab tree, many plants have since been restored, and the gardens remain a serene escape in the heart of Roseau. Before concluding your excursion, enjoy a stop at DORNE at "The Realm", where you'll be treated to a complimentary beverage in an atmosphere that engages all your senses. This unique venue offers a blend of tasteful lighting, cultural music, and beautiful decor, creating an immersive experience that celebrates both local and international cultural influences. Your journey wraps up with a stroll along Great George Street, where you'll take in the historic charm of "Old Roseau," capturing the essence of the city's architectural heritage. Please note: We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring sunscreen.

The Indian River is like a mini Amazon teeming with life - situated in the center of the town of Portsmouth to the North of Dominica. The river was name Indian River after the settlements of the Kalinago formally known as Carib Indians who existed on the upper banks of the River. The Indian River showcases flora and fauna that are very unique to this area of Dominica, some of this variants including heron, kingfishers, iguanas, and a variety of birds. Experienced boatmen in hand-oared wooden rowboats will take you up the slow-moving river at a leisurely pace, so that you can appreciate the many types of wildlife and plant life along the swampy river bank. You will see for yourself where scenes from Pirates of the Caribbean were filmed. Up the river you can take a short 10-minute walk in the Botanical Gardens that exist there and you will visit the renowned 'Bush Bar' and try the signature home-made rum punch called "The Dynamite." Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes. Life jackets will be provided.

This 3-hour fun adventure will lead you through Dominica's unspoiled nature with opportunities for viewing stunning landforms - forests, rivers, hot water pools, and bubbling sulfur mud ponds. Your experience will start with a coach ride from the pier to the Roseau Valley and through the lush, verdant greenery of this nature island, to see the world renowned Trafalgar Waterfalls - nature at its best. You will see the picturesque landscapes, exotic flora and fauna, and the greenest rainforest in the Caribbean region. Then you will depart for a nature spa experience , a short drive away and you will have the opportunity to explore a nature sanctuary filled with fruit trees, tweeting birds, tropical blooms, flowing streams, a waterfall, and natural sulfur deposits - (hot) therapeutic sulfur water tubs, cool water streams for rejuvenating, and opportunities for learning about the natural product sold here - you will lose yourself in this paradise on earth. Then you will then be served your choice of fruit punch or rum punch before heading back to the ship. Please note : Bring water shoes, swimsuit, towel, and sun screen.

This adventure will traverse Dominica's mountainous interior and the Morne Trois Pitons National Park World Heritage Site , skirts the slopes of steaming rainforests, crosses countless rivers and dramatic gorges, and offers spectacular breathtaking panoramas. You will board your coach for the 30-minute drive to Fresh Water Lake , often drenched in mist and tranquility. The 90-minute walk along a thin roller-coaster-loop-trail and along ridges will provide beautiful panoramas of the lake and surrounding area. Then, you will journey further inland to the Boeri Lake and a 2-hour (return) hike along hilly and stony terrain through thick rainforest. The trail to this mountain crater is wild and full of bright colored blooms and pristine vegetation and surface streams. Chirping birds fuel this already energetic walk. At the lake you will enjoy a brief rest to recharge before heading back to your tour vehicle. You will have a picnic lunch and head for the Titou Gorge for a short swim up through a narrow opening to a waterfall that is guaranteed to provide an adrenalin rush. You will be required to wear a life vest for this swim. And then you will head back to your waiting yacht. Please note: Bring your swimsuit, towel, insect repellent, and sunscreen. Wear comfortable, sturdy walking shoes for the rugged terrain, ridge walking, and narrow trails.

This 2-hour fun adventure will introduce you to Dominica's premier snorkel site, Champagne Reef, a local marine eco-system dotted with champagne bubbles, colorful fish, and an assortment of coral and sponge life . Your experience will begin with a transfer to Champagne Beach . From the beach you will begin your snorkeling tour - much like swimming in a glass of champagne and through a stream of bubbles that rises from a submerged volcanic vent in the sea floor. See juvenile and adult fish as well as colorful sponge and coral growths. From there you will board your tour bus heading back to your ship. Please note : Bring your swimsuit, towel, a change of clothing, camera, and sunscreen. This tour is strenuous and you will need to be in good physical condition with no mobility issues.

Embark on an exhilarating adventure through Dominica's untouched natural beauty, where you'll encounter lush forests, pristine rivers, stunning waterfalls, and unique geological features. Your journey begins with a scenic 20-minute drive south to the Roseau Valley, renowned for its vibrant greenery, picturesque landscapes, and the Caribbean's most lush rainforests. The first stop takes you to the village of Trafalgar, where you'll be awe-struck by the twin majestic waterfalls, a perfect example of wild nature at its finest. Just a short drive away, explore the Wotten Waven Sulphur Springs, where you'll witness geysers and steam vents that define this intriguing village. Continuing further east, we venture into the village of Laudat, famous for its lakes and gorges. Here, you'll experience the thrilling Titou Gorge swim, navigating through a narrow, rocky channel that leads you to a breathtaking 75-meter cascade. The adventure includes an adrenaline-pumping swim through this crevasse, and life vests will be provided for safety. Next, we head back towards the coast, passing through the Botanic Gardens, where you'll learn about the island's rich flora and heritage. The grand finale of your tour takes place at Champagne Beach, where your personal snorkel guide will lead you to the captivating Champagne Reef. Swim through the bubbles rising from an underwater volcanic vent and explore the vibrant marine life, including colorful coral, sponges, and schools of tropical fish. On the way back to the ship, enjoy refreshing snacks and finger foods, concluding an unforgettable day of exploration in Dominica's wild heart.

This is the perfect tour for water lovers. Board your air-conditioned van for a quick drive to the famed Emerald Pool located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site Morne Trois Piton National Park. At the Emerald Pool, you are able to plunge into the pool for a cool and refreshing swim. After your swim, a quick drive will take you to the Layou Valley, where you'll have spectacular views as you make your way to your tubing site, the Layou River. Once you arrive at the river, you will have a safety briefing, load up with your life vest, modified inner tube, and paddle before taking the plunge into the river. With everyone in the water, your guides will set you loose to begin your journey, gently spinning and swirling in the current, while taking in the changing exotic scenery at the same time. During your river float, you will stop briefly for a swimming opportunity in the crystal clean waters before continuing down the scenic river to your exit point. At the end of your tubing adventure, you will be offered refreshments and tasty bites including Titiri Accras, a small fish that is exclusive to Dominica and a popular local delicacy. Please note : Wear your swimsuit under your clothing and bring a towel.

One of the best 4x4 adventures in the Caribbean. Take in the total rainforest experience in a jazzy painted 4WD open-air vehicle with 360 degree views, reminiscent of a 'lost world'. Discover the island's last remaining hotspot of geothermal activity. Venture deep inside the rainforest to the spectacular Titou Gorge, whose dramatic tunnel shape was created by ancient lava flows and cascading waters and an outlet of one of the few crater lakes in the Caribbean. It was also one of the filming sites for Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean 2 - Dead Man's Chest" movie. Here you will discover a crevice in the mountain where both hot and cold streams intermingle into a natural plunging rock pool. A highlight of this excursion is to Take a swim between the mountains to view an underground waterfall and then enjoy complimentary refreshments of rum punch or water and coconut pastry after. Please note : Wear your bathing suit under your clothes, bring a towel and raingear as it always rains in the rainforest and your vehicle has no cover.

You will board a 60-foot catamaran and hear a briefing on your tour, some history of the area, what to look for as you travel, what species live in these waters and their behavior patterns. There are no guarantees what animals you may or may not see but you will be in natural habitat for whales and dolphins . You will cruise for 3.5 hours along the west coast of Dominica, 2-8 miles off shore as you search for wildlife. Periodically the boat will stop and hydrophones will be put into the water . This is done to listen for the rhythmic clicking of Sperm Whales, the pinging of Pilot Whales, the whistling of Dolphins, or the singing of Humpbacks. During this period you will hear educational commentary as well. Most commonly seen animals are: Sperm, Pilot, False Killer Whales, Spotted, Spinner, and Bottle Nose Dolphins. The minimum distance for approaching these animals is 160 feet. There is no in-water activity. This is a calving area and the welfare of these animals is of primary concern. Refreshments and local snacks will be served on the way back to port. Please note : This tour is not suitable for those with mobility issues. Whale and/or dolphin sightings are not guaranteed.

This is an open-air culinary adventure, where you will spend a day with a local family and learn about Dominican flavors, traditions, and family lifestyles, and prepare and create traditional Caribbean dishes and fruit cocktail blends from local produce. Your day will begin with a bus ride from the wharf to a home nestled in the tropical rainforest. En route, take in the panoramic view of the lush landscape punctuated by the colors of flowering trees, bougainvillea, lilies, and enormous bamboo. You will be greeted by your hostess, and introduced to the herbs and fresh organic products that will be used. Today, your choices will be endless - you can prepare a local delicacy, enjoy views of the mountains or the Caribbean Sea, or stroll on the property learning about the fruits and spices. Regardless, you will be guaranteed full servings of fun, rum, and laughter. Feast on mouth-watering dishes that you have created, served with Caribbean desserts, and fruit and rum punches. On completion of your meal, you will return to the wharf. Please note : Due to the limited number of participants allowed and the popularity of this tour, it fills up quickly.

This is the perfect tour for rum connoisseurs and novices alike! Depart from the pier for a scenic drive to La Mauny Distillery. This award-winning distillery is at the heart of rum production in Martinique. Established in 1749, their rums are recognized by consumers and experts worldwide. Here, you'll join the manager of the distillery for an exclusive behind the scenes walking tour, followed by a private master class and tasting of 4 different types of rum produced at La Mauny. Please note: Casual clothing, walking shoes, and sun protection is recommended.

This panoramic tour begins with a visit to a sugar cane museum. Here, you'll learn about the history of the sugar cane plant, from its introduction in Martinique by Christopher Columbus, its exploitation during the 18 th century, and modernization in the 20 th century. Your next stop will be the Trois Rivieres Distillery. Located in Sainte Luce, this distillery is recognizable by its large windmill. At the distillery, your guide will explain the rum making process from the cutting of the sugar cane to the bottling of the product. Once you learn how it's made, you'll have the opportunity to taste the rum as well. After this, you will drive along the Caribbean Coast on a coastal road in order to discover amazing landscapes and stop at the famous Diamond Rock. This huge rock in the sea has an important place in the history of Martinique. Lastly, you'll stop by a memorial site, Cap 110, before returning back to the ship. Please note: Casual clothing, walking shoes, and sun protection is recommended.

The Slaves Savannah is situated at Trois Ilets village in South Martinique. It is a reproduction of the slaves village created by Gilbert Larose in order to pay homage to escaped slaves before their independence between 1850 and 1900. You will visit a little museum dedicated to the slaves' history in Martinique, with an exhibition of statues carved in "mahogany wood" illustrating the stages of their lives during this period. You will discover hut replicas in wood, with roofs made of sugar cane leaves where slaves lived. You will have an opportunity to learn about the lifestyle of the time. You will visit a traditional Creole garden, seeing fruits and vegetables farming, sweet potatoes, manioc, guava, and bananas. Your guide will show you the medicinal plants with their virtues as it was essential for the life and survival of the ancestors from Martinique living in camps. Your guide will show you how to make the traditional "baton kako" (stick of cocoa) with roasted and peeled cocoa beans, used in the West Indies in numerous typical foods. A unique exhibition!! Please note : This tour is unsuitable for guests with walking difficulty. The surface is gravel, flat and sometimes inclined. Wear comfortable casual clothes, walking shoes, a cap, and sun protection.

This tour is perfect for experienced kayakers and novices looking for an up close tour of the mangroves in Martinique. Depart from the ship and enjoy a short ride to Pottery Village where you will receive your kayak and safety briefing. Once you are briefed, you will be ready to go! From Pottery Village, you'll kayak inside a peaceful mangrove and your guide will teach you about the flora and fauna surrounding you. As you paddle under the mangroves vegetation you'll learn about the importance of this ecosystem and how it benefits the region as whole. After your kayaking adventure, you will have the opportunity to dry off and enjoy a refreshment before returning back to the ship. Please note: You may get wet on this tour. It's recommended that you wear a swimsuit, hat and bring a towel.

Experience the vibrant beauty of Martinique's underwater world and its colorful, majestic marine life. Don't forget to bring your underwater camera to capture the incredible sights-you'll leave with unforgettable memories! If you've never snorkeled before, don't worry-your expert guide will provide instructions on how to use the provided equipment before you descend into the warm, inviting waters. The maritime area from Trois-Îlets to Anses-d'Arlet is known for its population of friendly turtles, particularly the green turtle. While it's not guaranteed to encounter them, the onboard team knows the best spots to find them. Once you're equipped with your fins, mask, and snorkel, you'll have the chance to approach these calm, curious creatures. Enjoy the peaceful experience of swimming alongside turtles, gliding gracefully through the water and providing a rare opportunity to connect with nature in its most serene form. Please note: We recommend you bring reef friendly sunscreen, wear your swimsuite under your clothes, bring a towel and water.

From Anse Mitan you will have a short drive to the Pagerie Habitation where Empress Josephine lived the first 16 years of her life with her family in the 18th century before becoming the Empress of France. A guided visit will give you the opportunity to know a lot about her history in this mythical place. Then re-board your motor coach for the 40-minute drive to Plantation House. You will pass the village of Trois Ilets and continue sightseeing along the lovely inland roads to the City of Le Francois. You will visit an exceptionally well- maintained major Plantation House where the President of France and the President of the United States (Bush and Mitterand) met in 1991. The house is artfully decorated with real furniture of the past. Visit the park with Its sugar canes and the no longer operating rum distillery. After your visit, you will have the opportunity to sample some rum. Please note : Wear casual clothing, good walking shoes, a cap, and sun protection. Tour itinerary may be operated in reverse order.

This exclusive sail-away tour will take you through part of the Grenadines archipelago experiencing coastlines garlanded with white-sand beaches as you make your way to Mopion . Along the way, you will sail past Palm Island, a private island is a resort named after the hundreds of coconut palms planted by the original owner over 30 years ago. Continuing on, you will head for Mopion - an islet resembling an atoll in the South Pacific surrounded by a reef lagoon. Upon arrival to Mopion, your mind will be set back decades, as this perfect setting is the antidote for the stresses of everyday life. The crystal-clear waters and white sand are breathtaking - life does not get more ideal than this! On your return, you can enjoy the Captain's special rum punch . But watch out as it has a kick! Please note: Remember your sunblock and beach towels. You may bring along your own snorkel gear from the yacht and you will be taken ashore by small boat as it is illegal to anchor on the reef.