
Our favourite Caribbean cruises
Escape on a Caribbean cruise
Experience the good life and enjoy a blend of discovery, relaxation and exceptional service with our Caribbean cruise holidays. Enjoy these dynamic destinations that offer so much more than winter sun or beach-based breaks.
A Caribbean fly-cruise will get you there, pronto. Flying into Barbados or St Lucia, you’ll hop aboard and before you know it, you’ll be sailing to the Caribbean Islands. Choose from seven or 14-night cruise holidays.
Reasons to sail or fly to the Caribbean
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Reasons to visit the Caribbean on a cruise holiday
Breathtaking beaches
Life doesn’t get much better than when you’re relaxing on the beach with a warm ocean breeze on your skin and the sea lapping at your toes. On a cruise to the Caribbean, the first thing you should do is take a deep breath. Close your eyes and picture the perfect beach, and you’ll likely conjure an image of ultramarine waters lapping powder-soft white sand.
Caribbean food
Conch chowder, fried jackfish, tania fritters, soursop ice cream and, of course, rum punch: exotic flavours abound in the Caribbean, and few parts of the world can match it. Found all along North America’s Atlantic seaboard, chowder is somewhere between a soup and a stew. Get a taste of island life with local dishes that’ll tickle your tastebuds.
Magnificent scenery
The twin peaks – Gros Piton and Petit Piton – that dominate St Lucia’s landscape are a true Caribbean landmark. Rich vegetation, geothermal fields and hot springs, coral reefs and a wonderful variety of wildlife make this an area of superlative beauty. Colourfully painted shacks selling fried fish and rum punch. There really is something to suit my every mood in the Caribbean.
Explore ashore our favourite Caribbean cruise ports
Take a look at some examples of our curated shore experiences, offering you the chance to try something new, connect with local culture and discover a different side to the Caribbean.
Caribbean Island Cruise Ports
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Frequently asked questions about the Caribbean
Sail the Caribbean on board your favourite ship
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