Caribbean cruises
Whether you long for tranquility on endless stretches of pristine beach, yearn to explore some of nature's most incredible undersea wonders, or seek adventures high in the mountains, you'll find it all by cruising in the Caribbean. The typical perception of a Caribbean vacation is that of fine white sandy beaches, palm trees and cocktails. Caribbean trips certainly have those things, but the eclectic Caribbean islands consist of French islands, former British and Spanish islands and American islands, creating an exotic climate.
Eastern Caribbean Cruises
Of all the regions in the entire world, Eastern Caribbean cruises offer the most choice for cruisers. Nearly every cruise line, major or minor, offers some type of itinerary that either concentrates on the Eastern Caribbean or at least touches a port or two. Voyages not only depart from the region's major jumping-off points (Miami and Ft. Lauderdale's Port Everglades) but also other East Coast ports ranging from New York City to Charleston. Lines that serve Caribbean ports include Royal Caribbean, Princess, Carnival, Seabourn, Disney, Celebrity, Regent Seven Seas, and many others. Another relatively new stop for some Eastern Caribbean cruise itineraries is the Dominican Republic. The big draw for this port, located near La Romana, is the 7,000-acre, upscale resort village of Caso de Campo.
Southern Caribbean Cruises
Southern Caribbean cruises travel to islands lying east and south of St. Maarten/St. Martin are is the least known part of the Caribbean, but not for lack of beauty or excitement. The islands in the Southern Caribbean are a bit more exotic than Western Caribbean cruises and Eastern Caribbean cruises. The islands in the Southern Caribbean have a stronger colonial influence; some islands are still territories of the U.K, France and Holland. Southern Caribbean cruises offer something for everyone: swimming, hiking, shopping, sidewalk cafes, snorkeling, hiking, and sightseeing. There are endless entertain yourself on a Southern Caribbean cruise; the hard part is deciding which activities you can fit in!
Caribbean cruises offer something for everyone, whether it's a Western Caribbean cruise or Southern Caribbean cruise. Call one of our Caribbean cruise experts to learn more about an exciting yet cheap Caribbean cruise!
