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Cruise liners visiting Antigua dock at the capital of St. John’s on the island’s west coast, while Antigua’s sister island of Barbuda is an easy day trip by catamaran for shore visitors. In St John’s, visitors can stop at the market, head out on an off-road beach safari or hit the water at Cade Reef for snorkeling. Barbuda has its own pristine beaches, as well as a popular frigate bird sanctuary. Ships sailing to Aruba dock in Oranjestad, the island’s capital on its southwest coast. You’ll hear English, Spanish and Dutch spoken here, and although the official currency is the Aruban florin, U.S. dollars are widely accepted. A shore excursion tour will show you the highlights with the option to learn to dive, snorkel or sail on at the famous white-sand beaches. This is a little slice of England in the Southern Caribbean. English is spoken, and U.S. dollar bills (but not coins) are accepted. Ships dock in the capital of Bridgetown.

Pop culture meets tradition in this uniquely diverse city where funky restaurants and glamorous casinos. Begin your Puerto Rican Adventure with the Rum Distillery and Old San Juan Half-Day Tour. You'll enjoy a tour of the Bacardi rum factory which is one of the largest in the world. Not only will you get a chance to view the Bacardi Museum you'll also sample some of Bacardi's delicious rum products. You'll then head out on a tour of the historic city of Old San Juan. Should you feel like venturing outside of San Juan, try the Ponce The Pearl City Tour. Ponce is known as the pearl of the south due to its unique beauty and grandeur and is home to some of Puerto Rico’s most stately mansions. You will also visit Tibes Indian Ceremonial Park which boasts many artifacts used by the island’s first inhabitants, as well as festival and burial grounds. From sunny beaches to mystical rainforests, the El Yunque Rainforest and Luquillo Beach Tour has something for everyone.

White sand beaches, clear blue waters, and not a care in the world – welcome to the Bahamas. Island life has its many charms, and you can find them all amongst the lazy waters and low-hanging sunshine of the Bahamas. But if the beach days drag on and the sun gets to be too much to handle – don’t worry, there are plenty of outdoor activities in the Bahamas – there’s a lot more to this island chain than meets the eye. And getting out there and exploring it is easier than you might think. Here are some of the best outdoor adventures in the Bahamas. Explore The Water What’s an island got? A lot of water – that’s right. Some of the best adventures you’re going to have while on the islands has to do with zipping over the water, exploring its depths, or simply splashing around within it. And when it comes to it, snorkeling is a great option for all ages – it’s easy, it requires minimal equipment, and you’ve got the whole ocean world beneath you to explore.

Popularly known as Jamaica’s playground, Negril is home to the island's longest stretch of pristine white sand and is the perfect getaway for a little sun worship. Take a little time to get to know Jamaica and her history as you experience the real Jamaica on a Jeep Safari adventure tour. Heading west to the island’s interior in a 4x4 Land Rover you’ll discover the natural magnificence of Jamaica. The tour driver/guide will intrigue you with ancient tales of Jamaican life and stop at fascinating sights such as the former slave hospital that was converted into a church in 1846. Nature lovers will delight in exploring Jamaica’s South Coast and the island’s longest river on the Black River Safari. Your guide will educate you on the unique flora and fauna as you drive through mangroves and swamps. . Brave the deep seas and learn something new on the introductory Scuba Dive tour.