About the place

San Juan, the capital of Puerto Rico, with a history of more than 500 years is a dream for history lovers. Once this harbor served as a base for the Spaniards in the New World, and this influence is still felt. Walking along the narrow streets, you will see fortress walls and bright colonial buildings. Outside the Old Town, amazing nature opens up: go to the El Yunka rainforest or explore the surroundings on horseback along the river. If you prefer a quiet holiday, find a secluded beach and relax with a local delicacy - cod pancakes and a cocktail with rum. Cruises in San Juan provide a great opportunity for a busy and relaxed vacation.

Variety of impressions

Puerto Rico is the third largest island among the territory of the United States, so there is a beach for everyone. In the western part of the island, in Rincone, surfers will appreciate first-class waves, and in Culebra you will find secluded beaches with clear water and picturesque coral reefs, such as Flamenco beach. In the El Condado area, which is called the "Caribbean Riviera", there are family beaches with many cafes and shops. And the black sand of Playa Negra beach on the island of Vieques attracts the attention of lovers of unique photos.

About the place

Charlotte Amalia is one of the most beautiful places in the world, with azure waters strewn with sailboats and green hills decorated with cozy houses. Outside the lively port, beaches with soft sand and hammocks are waiting for you. While cruising through St. Thomas, you can explore colonial attractions such as Blackbeard Castle or enjoy local beer in small breweries. When you want to eat, there are beach bars nearby with clam fries, jonnikeiks and coconut pies. Despite the fact that St. Thomas is officially part of the United States, its bright markets, untouched beaches and the sounds of steel drums will take you to another world.

Local cuisine

St. Thomas is a paradise for gourmets. Local bars serve delicacies such as Virgin Islands beer and Blackbeard Ale™, as well as West Indian dishes such as kallalu (stewed leaves) and jonnikeiki (corn flour cakes). Don't forget to try coconut pies in chocolate.

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St. Croix, the largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, offers stunning natural landscapes and charming colonial cities ideal for walking. In the past, it was called the "Garden of the Antilles" because of the vast fields of sugar cane. The island has preserved 18th-century sugar mills, which are still popular attractions. Today, the main attractions are first-class diving sites such as Salt River Canyon, soft sand beaches such as Cape Bay, and tropical forests where exotic animals live. In addition, Sainte-Croit is known for its award-winning varieties of rum. Explore Victorian Dutch architecture and the ancient colonial churches in Frederiksted and Kristiansted, where you can enjoy the historical atmosphere.

Local cuisine

The culinary traditions of Sainte Crois are as diverse as its landscapes. Try fresh seafood dishes such as Cruzan Style Gundy (herring balls with spices), as well as western Indian delicacies such as shellfish fries. On the waterfronts, you'll also find bars serving traditional American dishes such as burgers with rum punch.

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The island of St. Maarten is unique in its cultural diversity, with people of more than 120 nationalities speaking 80 languages. The island is divided between two countries: the Netherlands and France, and it is the smallest land in the world, ruled by two nations. Although St. Maarten occupies less than 40 square miles, it offers many recreational opportunities, from exploring centuries-old ruins to the thrill of ziplining through tropical forests. If you are looking for tranquility, you can find secluded beaches for relaxation and gastronomic delicaries of the Caribbean region on the island.

Local cuisine

Saint Martin is a real gastronomic paradise. The cuisine of the island combines French, East Indian and Caribbean flavors. Try a beach barbecue known as "lolo" or enjoy crab and cod fries at local cafes. Don't forget to try guava liqueur, which is made only on this island.

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Antigua is famous for its beaches - here you can find a beach for every day of the year. However, life on this island is not limited to only 365 snow-white beaches and clear waters. In the island's capital, St. John's, there are bright colonial buildings, lively markets and a majestic Baroque cathedral. On the south coast of the island, you can explore the Nelson Shipyard, an ancient British naval base built by Admiral Horatio Nelson. Outside the yacht-strewn coast, you'll find boutiques, forest trails, and coral reefs full of tropical fish. The best way to see the island in all its glory is to take a helicopter to admire the jungle and beaches of Antigua from above.

Local cuisine
The culinary scene of Antigua is diverse, combining British, Creole and West Indian traditions. Be sure to try such dishes as fungi (corn porridge resembling polenta) and dukan croquettes made from sweet potatoes. In the waterfront area you will also find a traditional English dish - fish and potatoes - combined with local Wadadli beer.

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Bridgetown, the capital of Barbados, harmoniously combines island warmth and English heritage. Strict colonial buildings are adjacent to bright wooden houses, lively markets and cafes serving fresh seafood dishes. Outside the lively city, you'll find pink and white sandy beaches that stretch for miles, and the crystal clear waters beckon snorkeling and swimming. In the central part of the island there are hills, valleys and fields of sugar cane, as well as historical plantations that offer amazing views of the island. Underground, you can find limestone caves with waterfalls, such as the famous Harrison Cave.

Local cuisine

Barbados is a dream for seafood lovers. Bajad (Barbadian) cuisine combines African, Indian and British traditions. Be sure to try fried fish cutlets, pasta pie, tamarind balls and the national dish - corn porridge cookoo with flying fish. Don't miss the opportunity to visit street markets and enjoy local cuisine prepared right in front of your eyes.

Tips for travelers

• Taxis in Barbados have special numbers with the letter "Z". Tariffs are fixed, but it is customary to leave a tip of about 10%.
• On the island, it is recommended to visit the beaches of Carlisle Bay, where you can not only sunbathe, but also explore local shipwrecks.
• Take a walk through the Barbados Nature Reserve to see green monkeys and local wildlife.

On this day on the cruise, you will have the opportunity to completely relax and enjoy a lot of entertainment right on board. From active recreation to quiet corners for meditation - everyone will find something for themselves.

Entertainment on board

• Climbing wall

Overcome your height by climbing the climbing wall, which offers magnificent views of the ocean. This attraction is available for all levels of training and does not require a pre-registration.

• Water park and swimming pools

Immerse yourself in the pools or try your hand at the water slides. For those who prefer a more relaxing holiday, there are hydromassage baths and relaxation areas with stunning sea views.

• Spa and wellness area

Visit the spa, where you can enjoy massages, beauty treatments and aromatherapy. In the "Solarium" adult area you will find cozy pools, a relaxing atmosphere and a light sea breeze.

• Game rooms and entertainment programs

Enjoy arcade games, karaoke and show programs in the theater. The ship also hosts culinary master classes and other activities for the whole family.

Cooking pleasures

There are many restaurants with different cuisines on board. You can try both international cuisine and exquisite desserts in cozy cafes and bars. In the evening, themed dinners and gastronomic discoveries are waiting for you.

About the place

San Juan, the capital of Puerto Rico, with a history of more than 500 years is a dream for history lovers. Once this harbor served as a base for the Spaniards in the New World, and this influence is still felt. Walking along the narrow streets, you will see fortress walls and bright colonial buildings. Outside the Old Town, amazing nature opens up: go to the El Yunka rainforest or explore the surroundings on horseback along the river. If you prefer a quiet holiday, find a secluded beach and relax with a local delicacy - cod pancakes and a cocktail with rum. Cruises in San Juan provide a great opportunity for a busy and relaxed vacation.

Variety of impressions

Puerto Rico is the third largest island among the territory of the United States, so there is a beach for everyone. In the western part of the island, in Rincone, surfers will appreciate first-class waves, and in Culebra you will find secluded beaches with clear water and picturesque coral reefs, such as Flamenco beach. In the El Condado area, which is called the "Caribbean Riviera", there are family beaches with many cafes and shops. And the black sand of Playa Negra beach on the island of Vieques attracts the attention of lovers of unique photos.