Ease into island time on a Southern Caribbean cruise: Surrounded by warm, green-blue waters and sugar-soft sand. Grab a lounger at Simpson Bay in Philipsburg, St. Maarten, and watch the yachts pass by. When you're feeling ready to turn up the thrill, lace up your sneakers and scale Mount Liamuiga in St. Kitts and Nevis — at the summit, soak in the view of the dense jungle and volcanic black rocks on the shoreline below. Cruise to the Southern Caribbean to see sugar plantations in Antigua before hopping on a sailboat at Nelson's Dockyard. Or explore the rainforest in style in St. Lucia on an open-air gondola ride.
SHORT AND SWEET
Want to pack maximum adventure into your time in the southern Caribbean? A shorter, 7-day cruise lets you get the best of the region's exotic rainforests, historic towns and picturesque beaches.
MAKE IT LAST
On a long cruise, you can really soak in all the Southern Caribbean has to offer. Sit back, relax and absorb the sunshine as your ship makes its way the warm Atlantic waters. Find plenty of time on slow-paced beaches, and relish that cool breeze as you listen to the waves crashing onto the sand.
Sun-Seeking Fun
Set sail for a sun-soaked, wind-swept, salty and sandy adventure on a Southern Caribbean cruise
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Although Aruba is best-known for its beaches, a 4x4 trek through along the rugged coastline is an island thrill ride. You can get off the beaten path in Curacao, too, and explore underground lakes and caves.
Balance out the excitement by relaxing on a beach in St. Croix where the sand is soft and white. Or grab a glass of rum in Martinique and sip as the buoyant sound of steel drums sets the scene.
Insider Tips
WHERE CUISINE'S COLLIDE
WHERE CUISINE'S COLLIDE
Southern Caribbean cuisine reflects the region's diverse cultural influences, from hearty Latin American dishes based on plantains and rice to east Indian curries and island-inspired takes on British favorites. Look for locally owned spots serving humble, authentic dishes — this is where you'll find the region's most distinctive flavors.
