VERMONT NATURE TRAIL HIKE

VERMONT NATURE TRAIL HIKE

The dense rainforest found in Saint Vincent is up for exploration on this moderate activity tour that will see you hike the Vermont Nature Trail in the Vermont Valley. Your outing begins with an approximately 30-minute coach ride, followed by a guided walk upon arrival at the site. You’ll not only pass through cultivated fields and forest plantations but are also likely to encounter all sorts of creatures – with your guide pointing out places of interest and identifying wildlife throughout your hike. At the Parrot Lookout, look out for the island’s indigenous parrot species, a lovely little chappy whose numbers have fallen in recent years.

On your return from this communion with Mother Nature, you’ll be able to enjoy a drink before starting on the return transfer to the ship.
Please note: Guests are advised that a short part of the trail involves hiking up a steep incline. Guests must be sufficiently fit to take part in the hike. Guests will walk approximately 2.5 miles. The nature trail may become muddy at times. Guests are recommended to wear appropriate hiking shoes

ALL INCLUSIVE DAY PASS AT SANDALS RESORT YACHT CLUB EXCLUSIVE

ALL INCLUSIVE DAY PASS AT SANDALS RESORT – YACHT CLUB EXCLUSIVE

Step aboard your minivan and begin your adventure to the Sandals Resort. As you make your way, enjoy a drive through the capital city of Kingstown, affectionately known as “The City of Arches.” After a brief 30-minute transfer, you’ll arrive at your paradise—Sandals Resort, nestled on 50 acres, embraced by the Caribbean Sea and surrounded by mountains and a rainforest. During your approximately 4-hour stay, immerse yourself in the resort’s atmosphere. Savor culinary delights at any of the 16 exquisite restaurants, sip on premium beverages at one of the 11 bars, or simply relax on the beach or poolside under the sun. As your time at Sandals Resort comes to an end, bid farewell to this tropical haven and head back to the pier, carrying unforgettable memories with you.

Please note: This tour is available for guests booked in the Yacht Club only. The price of this tour is per person and includes roundtrip transportation, lunch, open bar, access to the resort’s pool and beach, non-motorized water sports (available on a first-come first served basis), beach chairs, and umbrellas. It is recommended that guests bring a bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, cash and credit cards for any additional purchases. Spa services are not included, however, can be purchased for an additional charge onsite, based on availability.

The deadline to cancel this tour without any penalties is 24 hours prior to the call. Any cancellations after this will result in a 100% penalty of the tour price. Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate. Sandals is an Adults-Only resort.

The transportation to and from Sandals may be shared with other Yacht Club guests. Should you wish to have private roundtrip transportation, please inquire with the shore excursions desk onboard as additional charges may apply

DISCOVER ST. VINCENT AND BEACH

DISCOVER ST. VINCENT AND BEACH

Take a guided drive through Kingstown, where colonial-era buildings stand alongside more modern structures, offering a glimpse into the island’s layered history. Continue along the Leeward side of St. Vincent, passing through local towns and villages that reflect everyday island life. Your first stop is Wallilabou Bay, a filming location for Pirates of the Caribbean.

Explore remnants of the movie set and take in the rugged coastal surroundings. The tour ends at Mt. Wynne Beach, one of St. Vincent’s black sand beaches. Here, you can take a swim, enjoy a tropical drink, or simply relax before heading back to the ship.

Please note: Beach chairs and umbrellas may be available for rent from local vendors. It is recommended that guests bring a bathing suit, sunscreen, towel, and cash or credit cards for any additional purchases

BEQUIA HERITAGE TOUR

BEQUIA HERITAGE TOUR

Start your day with an approximately 1-hour ferry ride to the island of Bequia, known for its seafaring traditions and laid-back charm. Upon arrival in Port Elizabeth, begin an approximately 2-hour guided tour of the island. Visit the village of Hamilton to explore the historic Hamilton Battery, offering panoramic views of Admiralty Bay. Continue to Mount Pleasant for scenic views of the southern Grenadines, then pass through hills once worked by Irish and Scottish laborers.

The tour ends at Friendship Bay, a traditional whaling area, where you’ll learn about the island’s maritime past. Enjoy approximately 3 hours and 20 minutes of free time at Friendship Bay Beach—swim, relax, enjoy local music, or purchase lunch and refreshments before the approximately 1-hour ferry ride back to Kingstown.
Please note: It is recommended that guests bring a bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, and a change of clothes, and cash or credit cards for any additional purchases.

Guests must be at least 12 years old to participate. Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions prior to joining this tour as the ferry ride to and from Bequia may be rough depending on the sea conditions

CATAMARAN SAIL & SWIM ADVENTURE

CATAMARAN SAIL & SWIM ADVENTURE

Set sail along St. Vincent’s south coast on a relaxing catamaran cruise.

Enjoy Caribbean breezes as you pass waterfront homes and landscapes, with views of Young Island, Mustique, and Bequia in the distance. Cruise by Fort Duvernette, a volcanic rock topped with a historic French battery—an ideal spot for memorable photos. Then, take a refreshing swim in the waters, surrounded by island scenery. Afterward, unwind on deck with a chilled drink, soaking in the peaceful atmosphere before returning to shore. This tour offers a perfect mix of scenic sailing, local history, and relaxation along St. Vincent’s coastline.

Please note: it is recommended that guests bring a bathing suit, towel, and sunscreen. Guests must be at least 4 years old to participate. Depending on weather and safety conditions, the captain may modify the snorkeling or beach location

ST VINCENT BY LAND AND SEA

ST VINCENT BY LAND AND SEA

Experience St. Vincent from both land and sea on a this island tour. Traveling by bus or boat, the journey takes approximately half an hour to the leeward side of the island, offering views along the way. One stop includes the village of Wallilabou, known as a filming location for Pirates of the Caribbean.

At Dark View Falls, a 75-foot waterfall flows down a rocky cliff into a natural pool below. Guests may choose to take a brief swim or simply enjoy the surroundings and the cool mist from the falls. A light lunch is also provided during this stop. The tour also passes Bat Cave, where you can observe the cave’s entrance and, with a bit of luck, spot some of its winged residents. The coastal cruise portion of the experience allows time to relax on deck or enjoy a swim or snorkel stop, conditions permitting.

Please note: Guests are recommended to bring a hat, sunscreen, swimsuit, and comfortable shoes on this tour. that Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate

BONAIRE HIGHLIGHTS

BONAIRE HIGHLIGHTS

Spend a few hours off the ship to explore some of the natural and historical highlights found on the beautiful Dutch Caribbean island of Bonaire, which is known for its Pink Flamingos, nature reserves and superb diving and snorkelling sites. The tour first travels north along an extremely scenic coastal route to reach the first stop, Lake Goto, a land-locked salt-water lagoon that supports a large colony of Pink Flamingos – well worth a photo or two. First passing by the Dos Pos freshwater well and then through the village of Rincon, the oldest settlement on the island. Here you’ll visit a popular outdoor venue where you sample locally produced liqueur made out of cactus and lime. Back on the bus you continue for a scenic drive with coastline views of crashing waves and the green lush hillside up to Seru Largu to enjoy sweeping views over Kralendijk, Klein Bonaire and the south of the island.

Continue to the southern part of the island and take some photos of the dramatic salt plains in the south – the colour contrast between the blue Caribbean Sea, the pink salt pans and the white of the towering mounds of dry salt is quite spectacular.

The tour also takes you past a number of huts that served as a basic form of shelter for slaves force to harvest the salt before you begin your return journey to the port and your ship

Mangroves, Flamingos & Beach Stop

Mangroves, Flamingos & Beach Stop

Excursion details

Part of the Bonaire National Marine Park, Lac Bay is a large lagoon of around 700 hectares, tucked into a southeastern pocket on the island of Bonaire. You’ll be viewing some of the area’s natural attractions and wildlife on this safari excursion, lasting approximately two and a half hours. There’s also a stop at a beach for some downtime afterwards.

Begin by meeting your guide on the pier and boarding your beach bus, which is readied for off-road terrain. You’ll then set off on an approximately 45-minute safari ride, first travelling southeast from Kralendijk down to Lac Bay, where you’ll be greeted by the sight of thick mangrove forests.

Keep your camera ready, because you might be able to spot some of Bonaire’s many flamingos, which are known to visit the area. Lac Bay is known for its birdlife and you may see birds such as herons, pelicans, egrets and parrots, as well as other animals – but please note that sightings of any wildlife cannot be guaranteed.

After the safari tour comes to an end, you’ll stop at one of Lac Bay’s beaches for approximately 45 minutes. This is your chance to relax and enjoy the sunshine and sand, or perhaps take a dip in the Caribbean waters. During this time you’ll also receive a complimentary soft drink to keep you refreshed.

Following the beach stop, your safari vehicle will make the approximately one-hour scenic drive back to the ship, travelling past more mangrove trees and other scenery on route.

Important Information: Participants must be at least 8 years and no older than 70 years of age. Max. weight per guest: 225 lbs. The tour is not suitable for guests with mobility problems or back problems, guests recovering from any kind of surgery or pregnant women. This is not a self-drive tour; a driver/guide will be provided

BONAIRE 4X4 ADVENTURE

BONAIRE 4X4 ADVENTURE

Excursion details

Travelling in a sturdy 4×4 vehicle is a fine way to explore Bonaire, as it allows you to tackle off-road terrain and other varied landscapes, as you’ll discover on this insightful excursion, lasting around three and a half hours.

After meeting your guide at the pier, a short briefing kicks off the adventure before you climb into your vehicle and begin by heading east. You’ll soon turn off the paved road and onto a dirt track, spending the next 65 minutes or so on the island’s southeastern coast. As your guide navigates the tracks, look out for all kinds of flora and fauna, although please note that wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed.

You’ll also pass a mangrove forest as your 4×4 winds its way to the next stop, Sorobon Beach. Enjoy about 30 minutes of free time here, where you’ll be able to go for a drink at the bar enjoying the picturesque stretch of sand near Lac Bay, where an offshore reef keeps the shallow waters calm.

For the next 15 minutes or so you’ll continue onwards towards the striking salt plains in the south of the island, passing Willemstoren Lighthouse – built in 1837 – on the way. There’s then a brief stop at some of the small, white stone huts that once housed enslaved people who were forced to work in the salt mines. Your guide will explain some of the area’s harrowing history before a drive of around 15 minutes to the pink-tinged salt flats at Pekelmeer, where there’s another short stop.

Finally, an approximately 30-minute drive returns to the port, passing the photogenic Belnem neighbourhood on the way.

Important information: this tour is not recommended for pregnant women. All 4×4 vehicles are equipped with a sunroof and a PA system. This is not a self-drive tour; a driver/guide will be provided. Minimum age to participate 12 years

FUN CRUISE & SNORKEL

FUN CRUISE and SNORKEL

Make the most of your time on Bonaire by getting into the water and having FUN! The Bonaire National Marine Park is well known for its legendary clear waters & abundant fish life. With complete snorkel gear included and a guided snorkel on 2 snorkel sites, you are sure to get a close-up view of the park’s colorful inhabitants.

Aboard this spacious 46-foot cruiser built for group comfort & fun, the crew, and their personal service, will make you feel right at home. The large helm area is fully shaded and can seat many. For sun worshipers, the wide, easy stairs lead out to a deck filled with sun-pads or to the foredeck equipped with deck chairs & table. Spread out, relax & enjoy… Enjoy complimentary refreshments of beer, wine & soft drinks throughout this very special FUN Cruise! Smooth cruising, crystal clear waters, swimming, sunbathing, snorkelling. It’s all there and waiting for you. Bring your camera!

Please note: The minimum age to participate is 10 years old. Bring swimsuit under clothing and rubber soles. Guests must know how to swim. Guests with mobility problems, physical disabilities, leg injuries, chest injuries and/or recovery from any surgery cannot participate