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No-Fly Caribbean Christmas & New Year Cruise

  • Ambition
  • 11 Dec 2023
  • 38 nights
  • No-Fly Cruise
  • London Tilbury

Itinerary: London (Tilbury) - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Leixoes for Oporto - Funchal, Madeira - Mindelo, Sao Vicente - ★Boxing Day in Bridgetown, Barbados★ - St. George's - Mayreau, "St....

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The 2024 No-Fly Highlights of Brazil & West Indies

  • Ambition
  • 18 Jan 2024
  • 42 nights
  • No-Fly Cruise
  • London Tilbury

Itinerary: London (Tilbury) - Rotterdam - Leixoes for Oporto - Funchal, Madeira - Mindelo, Sao Vicente - Recife - Rio de Janeiro - Salvador - Scarborough, Tobago - St. George's - Bridgetown -…

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The 2025 No-Fly Cuba & Treasures of the West Indies

  • Ambition
  • 09 Jan 2025
  • 45 nights
  • No-Fly Cruise
  • London Tilbury

Itinerary: London (Tilbury) - Praia di Vitoria - Ponta Delgada - St. John's, Antigua, Caribbean - Basseterre, St. Kitts - Havana - Santiago de Cuba - Ocho Rios - Willemstad, Curacao -...


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Everything is irie

Wake up in paradise and spend the morning relaxing beachside, with only the swish of palm trees to keep you company. Islands such as Aruba, Jamaica and the Turks and Caicos Islands seduce beach lovers with vast blankets of pure white sand, whilst eastern islands like Barbados, the British Virgin Islands and Guadeloupe are home to darker, volcanic sunning spots.

Mysterious shipwrecks and vibrant reefs

The Caribbean, despite its relaxing lure, has plenty to keep you active too. Aquatic adventures are a big draw for many holidaymakers with boating and sailing, deep-sea fishing, kayaking, surfing, windsurfing and kitesurfing on offer.

It is beneath the water that the Caribbean really comes into its own, though. Unsurprising, given the warmth and clarity of the ocean, which ensures idyllic snorkelling conditions. Mingle with the shoals of exotic fish or swim among old wreck sites.


Tropical shopping adventures

What better way to spend the afternoon following a full morning of sun-drenched exertions than a spot of shopping? Jewellery, designer clothing, spirits and watches are part of the Caribbean shopping experience.

During your shopping expedition, keep an eye out for traditional Caribbean rum. It is the spirit of the Caribbean and for many travellers, their trip doesn’t begin until the first rum drink is served. A bottle (or two) is the most common Caribbean souvenir, and because it’s produced locally and in large quantities, you can find bottles in island stores at great prices.


Island beats

Once you bid orevwa to the sun, it’s time to embrace the night. As darkness falls, music heightens, often transforming bars, beaches and street blocks into pumping parties. Clap, swing and sway along to the infectious beats and rhythms of carnival, calypso, salsa and reggae or just sit back with a refreshing rum punch and watch it all unfold.

Taste the sumptuous flavours of the Caribbean as you feast on rice blended with fruits, seafood and spice. Try pepperpot, Antigua’s national dish of meat and vegetables such as okra, spinach, eggplant, squash and potatoes or the Cayman Islands Tortuga rum cake, a heavy, moist cake available in several delicious flavours.

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