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The Journey
The Bajan capital, a UNESCO garrison town with rum older than most countries.
A full day at sea: the pools, the spa, a long lunch, and the horizon doing all the work.
The Handelskade waterfront, a row of Dutch townhouses in Caribbean colours, curaçao in the glass.
Bonaire’s little capital, with the Caribbean’s best shore diving beginning at the waterline.
Nothing on the schedule but the sea. This is the part of the sailing people book it for.
The Bajan capital, a UNESCO garrison town with rum older than most countries.
The prettiest harbour town in the Caribbean, stacked in Georgian brick around its Carenage.
Admiralty Bay, a sailors’ harbour of boatbuilders and beach bars, the Grenadines in miniature.
The Paris of the Antilles until 1902, now a black-sand town beneath Mont Pelée.
A quiet day between ports, the deck unhurried and the water in every direction.
One of the prettiest bays in the world by most reckonings, with a fort above and grilled fish below.
The Antiguan capital, gateway to a beach for every day of the year.
Nevis at walking pace: hot springs, sugar-mill inns and Alexander Hamilton’s birthplace.
A few hundred souls, one beach bar of world renown, and the clearest anchorage in the BVI.
Road Bay and a dozen of the whitest beaches in the Caribbean, with beach bars worth the crossing alone.
The Dutch capital on its long crescent of sand, a duty-free town with a boardwalk built for strolling.
The Route
Your Ship
All suites, all ocean-front, and a ship small enough to feel like a house party.

All suites, all ocean-front, and a ship small enough to feel like a house party.
Ready When You Are
From $7,504 per person, and our planning from first question to the flight home.
Fares are per person, cruise only. Airfare additional. Fares are capacity-controlled and may change or be withdrawn without notice. Elevida Luxury Journeys is an independent affiliate of Travel Planners International.