Start and finish your journey on this amazing coral island with its stunning white beaches, rolling hills and spectacular flora and fauna. Explore the capital Bridgetown and visit Harrison's Cave, a magnificent natural phenomenon. After all that sightseeing, spend the evening with the welcoming and friendly locals with a glass or three of something cold!

Start and finish your journey on this amazing coral island with its stunning white beaches, rolling hills and spectacular flora and fauna. Explore the capital Bridgetown and visit Harrison's Cave, a magnificent natural phenomenon. After all that sightseeing, spend the evening with the welcoming and friendly locals with a glass or three of something cold!

When you visit this sun-blessed paradise you'll instantly understand why it's so popular with visitors and why so many want to visit again and again. Make a snorkelling stop at Boca Catalina and swim with the famous blue parrotfish, or relax and chill on the stunning Runaway Beach.

Montego Bay is known for its duty free shopping and cruise line terminal at its Free Port on a beautiful, man-made peninsula jutting into the bay. Its sheltered Doctor's Cave Beach with clear turquoise waters is one of the most famous beaches on the island. The bay is surrounded by picturesque low mountains.

Grand Cayman is the largest of the three Cayman Islands and contains the capital George Town. Famously featured in The Firm, the book and film by John Grisham, it is also the only island in the Caribbean to have an operational turtle farm.

For one day only, Isla Catalina becomes Island Cruises' own private hideaway. Slip ashore and unwind on the sugar-white sands while we fire up the beach barbecue. Dive into crystal waters, or a walk inland will reveal lush vegetation and exotic wildlife - truly a secret fantasy island.

Tortola is the largest and most populated of the British Virgin Islands, a group of islands which form part of the archipelago of the Virgin Islands. A mountainous island formed by volcanic activity, the island boasts white sand beaches such as that at Cane Garden Bay.

Christopher Columbus landed at the island in 1493 on his second voyage to the New World, naming it St Maarten or Saint-Martin depending on your viewpoint - as the island has long been part of both Dutch and French territories.

In this quiet and alluring corner of Caribbean paradise you'll discover lava formations, tropical rainforest and seaside lagoons. Visit Basseterre with its old-style charm and history, or explore the sunken Spanish galleon at White House Bay.

St Lucia is a real gem of an island waiting to be discovered by you. Visit the island's volcano, take in Marigot Bay, one of the most beautiful anchorages in the Caribbean, or wander through the capital, Castries where you will find market stalls offering an array of local crafts.

Start and finish your journey on this amazing coral island with its stunning white beaches, rolling hills and spectacular flora and fauna. Explore the capital Bridgetown and visit Harrison's Cave, a magnificent natural phenomenon. After all that sightseeing, spend the evening with the welcoming and friendly locals with a glass or three of something cold!