Sailing to the Atlantic Islands sees you following in the footsteps of many intrepid seafarers. Scattered across the ocean, these little pieces of paradise offered a welcome stop for many explorers and, as you can imagine, they offer even more for your cruise itinerary.
Basking in year round sunshine, a cruise to the Canary Islands affords a wealth of scenic surprises. Beyond the abundant beautiful beaches, the volcanic islands offer verdant forests, sprawling deserts and dramatic lunar-esque landscapes. On La Gomera there is even the opportunity to visit the ornate former dwelling of Christopher Columbus.
The Azores archipelago is somewhat of a hidden treasure. Less developed than some of the other islands in the Atlantic, the Azores boasts lush green landscapes punctuated with pristine emerald-hued pools that makes this paradise seem like another Eden. And being one of the whale watching hotspots of the world, you may even catch a glimpse of some of these mind-blowing marine mammals.
Cruising to Cape Verde is on many people’s bucket list. With wonderful white-sand beaches it’s no wonder that the island of Boa Vista is translated as ‘beautiful view’. The capital Praia is strewn with cobbled streets and colourful houses, and nature lovers will appreciate the many indigenous species found on the island, including the green vervet monkey and reptiles such as geckos, frogs and colourful lizards.
Exploring the beautiful island of Madeira is a dream. Home to a feast of flora and fauna, it’s easy to see why it has earned the nickname of ‘the floating garden in the Atlantic’. With boundless beauty in abundance, this haven of nature is a visual treat.
5th November 2017 | 14 Nights
Royal Caribbean International: Rhapsody of the Seas
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