Southampton to Santiago, (from Valparaiso) - 38 nights, January 2014

Cruise through an amazing undersea world at depths of 50 to 150 feet as you embark on a voyage of discovery aboard the Atlantis Submarine. Atlantis is one of the premier attractions in the Caribbean, providing a unique exposure to a fascinating underwater world.

You will board a ferry for the short transfer out to the dive site to join the Atlantis Submarine. The colour and abundance of exotic fish, spectacular sponge gardens and fascinating coral formations will be unveiled outside your porthole.

Atlantis is maintained at a cool air-conditioned temperature and sea level pressure. Experienced crew will point out and describe the sights in detail as tropical fish pass within touching distance of your porthole.



This excursion will operate by bus, boat and submarine. Children under four are not permitted to participate and all participating children must be at least three feet tall. This tour involves very little walking, however guests must be able to negotiate an 11 step ladder into and out of the Atlantis Submarine. The Submarine dive lasts approximately 50 minutes. The views underwater are subject to local sea conditions on the day.

You will be welcomed aboard your catamaran to set sail along Barbados' beautiful coastline. See some of the island's finest homes and hotels dotted along magnificent white sand beaches only visible from the sea.

Take to the warm, inviting waters and snorkel over a shipwreck with shoals of colourful tropical fish. Afterwards you can simply relax, lie in the shady cabin, bask in the sun on deck and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Your catamaran will make another stop, giving you chance to view and swim with the enchanting Green or Hawksbill Turtles, an opportunity not to be missed.

During the cruise, enjoy a wonderful Caribbean-style buffet luncheon on board. The delicious local dishes will be accompanied by unlimited rum punch, local beer and soft drinks.


ACTIVITY EXCURSIONS
You and all those in your party should be aware that, in undertaking activity excursions, you will be involved in a degree of physical exertion and/or activity such as hiking, biking, snorkelling, kayaking, diving etc. By booking the excursion you confirm that you and all those in your party are in good physical and mental condition, with no history of conditions such as seizures, dizziness, fainting, heart condition, respiratory problems or back/neck problems (by way of example only). You should also ensure that no one in your party is taking medicine that carries a warning about impairment of physical or mental abilities. If you are pregnant this type of excursion may not be appropriate for you. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are fit and well enough to take part in the activities booked and you are reminded to take care for your own safety. Because of the risks associated with activity excursions, you may be asked by the excursion provider to sign a document which may affect or limit the excursion provider’s liability. Comfortable flat walking shoes are recommended.

BEACH/WATER RELATED EXCURSIONS
For any excursion involving water, guests are reminded to exercise particular care. Alcohol and eating a full meal should be avoided before swimming. If buoyancy aids are provided for an activity they must be worn at all times. You should bear in mind that the sea is unpredictable. Lifeguards are unlikely to be present and there may not be a flag system to indicate whether or not it is safe to go in the water. In addition, beach activities may not be supervised or accompanied and so you should take care to satisfy yourself as to the safety of the beach and/or the sea at the time of your excursion. Please exercise caution when entering the sea as the seabed and aquatic environment is capable of springing surprises and we have not inspected the beach or seabed for its safety. Children must be supervised by you at all times near water. All activities on the beach, water and in the sea are undertaken at your own risk. You’ll need to take swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and flat shoes that can be worn in the water.

LIABILITY
Cunard will arrange for the excursions to be performed by the relevant excursion provider. Cunard does not provide or supply the excursion services. Cunard will exercise reasonable care and skill in the selection of the excursion provider, but will not in any circumstances have a greater liability than the excursion supplier and Cunard shall not be responsible for the negligent acts/omissions of the excursion supplier. Please note that in relation to all excursions Cunard is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by you unless such loss, damage or injury arises out of a breach of legal duty of Cunard.

TRAVEL INSURANCE
Before booking any activity excursions it is essential that you ensure your travel insurance extends to cover the specified activity. It is your responsibility to obtain adequate insurance.

This excursion will operate by catamaran. Please wear your swimwear, sunscreen and take a towel. You will be required to remove shoes whilst on board the catamaran. Snorkelling and the turtle encounter are subject to favourable conditions. Turtle sightings cannot be guaranteed. Children under six may not participate. Snorkel equipment is provided. Please refrain from drinking alcoholic beverages prior to any swimming activities.

Board your 4x4 vehicle for the scenic drive to the Tierra Mayor Natural Reserve. Upon arrival, leave the road behind and begin your action packed off-road safari.

The route follows an old lumberjack trail, which was once used for transporting wood for building and heating. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty lining the narrow trail as you travel under a leafy canopy of lenga trees.

Stop briefly at Tierra Mayor Winter Sports Centre, to view the husky dogs, used during the winter to pull the sledges. Your 4x4 adventure continues until you reach the end of the trail, where you’ll find a small, old Woodcutter’s Cabin.

Enjoy a guided hike through the surrounding area, or if you prefer, you may instead, take the opportunity to explore the beautiful area independently.

Rejoin your group back at the cabin to enjoy a hearty lumberjack snack. Tuck into refreshments of delicious meats and cheeses accompanied by wine and soft drinks whilst soaking up the wonderful scenery.

Afterwards, your 4x4 vehicle will take you back to the ship.


ACTIVITY EXCURSIONS
You and all those in your party should be aware that, in undertaking activity excursions, you will be involved in a degree of physical exertion and/or activity such as hiking, biking, snorkelling, kayaking, diving etc. By booking the excursion you confirm that you and all those in your party are in good physical and mental condition, with no history of conditions such as seizures, dizziness, fainting, heart condition, respiratory problems or back/neck problems (by way of example only). You should also ensure that no one in your party is taking medicine that carries a warning about impairment of physical or mental abilities. If you are pregnant this type of excursion may not be appropriate for you. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are fit and well enough to take part in the activities booked and you are reminded to take care for your own safety. Because of the risks associated with activity excursions, you may be asked by the excursion provider to sign a document which may affect or limit the excursion provider’s liability. Comfortable flat walking shoes are recommended.

LIABILITY
Cunard will arrange for the excursions to be performed by the relevant excursion provider. Cunard does not provide or supply the excursion services. Cunard will exercise reasonable care and skill in the selection of the excursion provider, but will not in any circumstances have a greater liability than the excursion supplier and Cunard shall not be responsible for the negligent acts/omissions of the excursion supplier. Please note that in relation to all excursions Cunard is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by you unless such loss, damage or injury arises out of a breach of legal duty of Cunard.

TRAVEL INSURANCE
Before booking any activity excursions it is essential that you ensure your travel insurance extends to cover the specified activity. It is your responsibility to obtain adequate insurance.

This excursion will operate by 4x4 and on foot. This tour is not suitable for those with injuries or conditions, which may be affected by the bumpy ride. Pregnant women and children under the age of ten may not participate. There is a maximum weight limited of 120kg. You are advised to wear warm, layered clothing and comfortable shoes, and to bring a waterproof jacket. Guests must be able to board the 4x4 vehicles unassisted. Depending on the number of jeeps/drivers required for this tour, the hike may be non-guided and instead guests can explore independently.

Take in the beach views as you travel along the Spring Garden Highway towards the Barbados Wildlife Reserve. Once inside the Reserve you are in the animal’s kingdom as some of the creatures are free to wander as they please. It is a community devoted to man's love and respect for nature as well as to research and conservation. These animals are not tame, and unexpected noises may frighten them away. Stroll though the beautiful mahogany woods or take a seat on one of the benches and see what comes your way. Watch where you step, as you are certain to see some of the numerous tortoises that roam the reserve.

This tropical haven is home to many animals, reptiles, birds and of course the green monkey. Look out for these little creatures that have saved thousands of lives and are responsible for 70% of the world’s polio vaccines.

Refreshments will be offered before taking the return drive to Bridgetown, passing through sleepy country villages enjoying the scenery.


This excursion will operate by minibus and on foot. Guests are advised that ground within the Reserve is uneven. Comfortable, flat, walking shoes are recommended. Please note that the animals do not all roam freely, they are all part of an ongoing conservation programme, and some are housed and caged.

Your journey will take you through the beautiful New Forest National Park, where you will have the chance to see the famous New Forest ponies which graze on the wild heathland, before arriving at Exbury Gardens. Created in the 1920’s, Exbury Gardens are a spectacular 200 acre site, world famous for the Rothschild collection of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, rare trees and shrubs. So spectacular are the gardens that the Queen of England enjoys private visits every year.

The Gardens have been specially created to reflect the changing colours of nature throughout the different seasons. During the spring the magnolias, camellias, azaleas and wisteria burst into flower, whilst the Daffodil Meadow is a carpet of glorious gold. The spectacular collection of over ten thousand rhododendron specimens is at its best with its display of beautiful colours.

During the tour there will be the opportunity to take a delightful 20 minute ride on a small narrow gauge steam railway to see parts of the Gardens not accessible on foot.

The Gardens contain a quaint tearoom, which serves a delicious English cream tea (own expense), and an extensive gift shop selling an array of gifts and souvenirs.


Guests who are embarking or disembarking the ship in Southampton should not book a shore excursion for this port.  Southampton excursions are available for guests visiting Southampton as a port call.

This excursion will operate by coach, mini steam train and on foot. There is up to three hours of walking, which is at guests' discretion. The railway and main paths of the Gardens are wheelchair accessible. There is a buggy tour available on the day for those with limited mobility (additional expense, payable direct).

Board your catamaran at the pier side and travel along the Beagle Channel, heading out of Ushuaia Bay. The first island to be visited is Birds Island where the incessant comings and goings of Imperial Cormorants welcome you into this magical realm of islands, landscapes and wildlife of the Beagle Channel.

Many sea birds may be spotted at any time during the cruise so keeping your eyes peeled and awareness sharp is important. Continue onto an island full of lazy South American Sea Lions sunbathing on the rocky outcrops mixed with the very active and hysterical Southern Fur Seals.

Leaving those lively colonies, visit Les Eclaireurs Archipelago, where the famous Lighthouse of the area is located. The catamaran will precede eastwards reaching Martillo Island, where the penguin colony is situated. Magellan Penguins are a delight to watch from the comfort of your boat as they waddle along the beach and swim around. A naturalist guide narrates during the trip and on the way back, Puerto Williams, Puerto Almanza and Remolino Ranch can be seen.


BEACH/WATER RELATED EXCURSIONS
For any excursion involving water, guests are reminded to exercise particular care. Alcohol and eating a full meal should be avoided before swimming. If buoyancy aids are provided for an activity they must be worn at all times. You should bear in mind that the sea is unpredictable. Lifeguards are unlikely to be present and there may not be a flag system to indicate whether or not it is safe to go in the water. In addition, beach activities may not be supervised or accompanied and so you should take care to satisfy yourself as to the safety of the beach and/or the sea at the time of your excursion. Please exercise caution when entering the sea as the seabed and aquatic environment is capable of springing surprises and we have not inspected the beach or seabed for its safety. Children must be supervised by you at all times near water. All activities on the beach, water and in the sea are undertaken at your own risk. You’ll need to take swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and flat shoes that can be worn in the water.

LIABILITY
Cunard will arrange for the excursions to be performed by the relevant excursion provider. Cunard does not provide or supply the excursion services. Cunard will exercise reasonable care and skill in the selection of the excursion provider, but will not in any circumstances have a greater liability than the excursion supplier and Cunard shall not be responsible for the negligent acts/omissions of the excursion supplier. Please note that in relation to all excursions Cunard is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by you unless such loss, damage or injury arises out of a breach of legal duty of Cunard.

TRAVEL INSURANCE
Before booking any activity excursions it is essential that you ensure your travel insurance extends to cover the specified activity. It is your responsibility to obtain adequate insurance

This excursion will operate by catamaran. Sightings of all wildlife mentioned cannot be guaranteed. Early booking is recommended as space is limited on this popular tour. There is minimal walking on this tour but comfortable shoes, layered clothing, and a wind/waterproof jacket are strongly recommended. Depending on the availability of a berth, a 400 to 600 metre walk might be necessary from the gangway to the catamaran.

Relax onboard your catamaran which offers enclosed cabins with large windows giving excellent views, as well as outside deck space. Departing from Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, sail through the Beagle Channel which is dotted with islands and islets, and lined with mountain peaks.

Mount Olivia, Estancias Fique and Mount Escapado are all seen during the tour, but the highlights are the historic Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse and surrounding islands, which are home to sea lions and many species of sea birds. Enjoy these sights from the comfort of the catamaran whilst a naturalist guide provides narration on the channel's wildlife and Ushuaia's history.


BEACH/WATER RELATED EXCURSIONS
For any excursion involving water, guests are reminded to exercise particular care. Alcohol and eating a full meal should be avoided before swimming. If buoyancy aids are provided for an activity they must be worn at all times. You should bear in mind that the sea is unpredictable. Lifeguards are unlikely to be present and there may not be a flag system to indicate whether or not it is safe to go in the water. In addition, beach activities may not be supervised or accompanied and so you should take care to satisfy yourself as to the safety of the beach and/or the sea at the time of your excursion. Please exercise caution when entering the sea as the seabed and aquatic environment is capable of springing surprises and we have not inspected the beach or seabed for its safety. Children must be supervised by you at all times near water. All activities on the beach, water and in the sea are undertaken at your own risk. You’ll need to take swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and flat shoes that can be worn in the water.

LIABILITY
Cunard will arrange for the excursions to be performed by the relevant excursion provider. Cunard does not provide or supply the excursion services. Cunard will exercise reasonable care and skill in the selection of the excursion provider, but will not in any circumstances have a greater liability than the excursion supplier and Cunard shall not be responsible for the negligent acts/omissions of the excursion supplier. Please note that in relation to all excursions Cunard is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by you unless such loss, damage or injury arises out of a breach of legal duty of Cunard.

TRAVEL INSURANCE
Before booking any activity excursions it is essential that you ensure your travel insurance extends to cover the specified activity. It is your responsibility to obtain adequate insurance.

This excursion will operate by catamaran. There is minimal walking on this tour; however layered clothing, comfortable shoes and a wind/waterproof jacket are strongly recommended. Sightings of wildlife cannot be guaranteed. Depending on the availability of a berth, a 400 to 600 metre walk may be necessary from the ship to the catamaran. Guests must be able to negotiate the gangway to board the catamaran.

With its wonderful bayside location the Vizcaya Museum is a delight to visit. Spend time with your guide walking through the many elaborately decorated and furnished rooms featuring antique arts and ornaments. The 15th to 19th century influences of French and Italian styles give this mansion an opulent and continental feel. Spend time in the beautifully kept gardens and admire the many plants and flowers within the 10 acres of grounds.

During your scenic drive you’ll head south and continue across Biscayne Bay to Miami Beach for views of the Art Deco District and fashionable South Beach. Cross over the impressive MacArthur Causeway, passing between Star Island and the Port of Miami, one of the busiest in the world. You will also pass along Miami’s famous Brickell Avenue, with its combination of modern office buildings alongside magnificent old bayside mansions.

This excursion will operate by coach and on foot. At the Museum there will be around 45 minutes of slow walking and standing. You will have a guided tour of the 1st floor of the mansion only. Access to the 2nd floor is by steps or lift if you wish to visit independently.

Enjoy a brief South Beach orientation, as your guide points out the areas of interest, which you may wish to visit during your free time. Admire the marvellous architectural style of Art Deco, dating back to the early 1900’s; once predominant all over Miami. Then it’s time to enjoy this vibrant City on your own. Why not take a leisurely stroll along South Beach, and sample some of the fabulous cuisine in one of the many beautiful restaurants along Ocean Drive. Alternatively, browse the boutiques and shops along Lincoln Road.

This excursion will operate by coach. Dependant on traffic, the transfer time from Port Everglade is approximately 45 minutes. Your drop off point will be on the corner of Ocean Drive and 5th Street for 2¾-3 hours of free time.

Leave the city of Ushuaia behind, as you journey northeast through the Olivia River Valley, where stunning valleys and vistas are waiting to be discovered. After a short drive, you will arrive at a ‘nunatak’, a warm cabin where rubber boots and instructions will be provided before your trek starts.

Hike through the thick forest of Lengas trees, a typical tree of the region, to reach the Alvear Mountains, where the Five Cascades will appear. During your trek, the guides will explain all about the local flora and fauna as Tierra del Fuego is well-known for its birdlife. Discover how beavers make their dams, and take advantage of the excellent photograph opportunities at every turn.

Be rewarded with the unique opportunity of being immersed in the beauty of nature, surrounded by silence and peacefulness and providing a refreshing break for both mind and soul.

Return to the cabin for well-earned refreshments of tea, coffee or mate cocido, a national drink served with sandwiches and apple pie.


ACTIVITY EXCURSIONS
You and all those in your party should be aware that, in undertaking activity excursions, you will be involved in a degree of physical exertion and/or activity such as hiking, biking, snorkelling, kayaking, diving etc. By booking the excursion you confirm that you and all those in your party are in good physical and mental condition, with no history of conditions such as seizures, dizziness, fainting, heart condition, respiratory problems or back/neck problems (by way of example only). You should also ensure that no one in your party is taking medicine that carries a warning about impairment of physical or mental abilities. If you are pregnant this type of excursion may not be appropriate for you. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are fit and well enough to take part in the activities booked and you are reminded to take care for your own safety. Because of the risks associated with activity excursions, you may be asked by the excursion provider to sign a document which may affect or limit the excursion provider’s liability. Comfortable flat walking shoes are recommended.

LIABILITY
Cunard will arrange for the excursions to be performed by the relevant excursion provider. Cunard does not provide or supply the excursion services. Cunard will exercise reasonable care and skill in the selection of the excursion provider, but will not in any circumstances have a greater liability than the excursion supplier and Cunard shall not be responsible for the negligent acts/omissions of the excursion supplier. Please note that in relation to all excursions Cunard is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by you unless such loss, damage or injury arises out of a breach of legal duty of Cunard.

TRAVEL INSURANCE
Before booking any activity excursions it is essential that you ensure your travel insurance extends to cover the specified activity. It is your responsibility to obtain adequate insurance.

This excursion will operate by coach and on foot. Guests must be in good physical condition as there is approximately two hours of walking over uneven terrain. You are advised to bring a bottle of water with you. It is essential that you wear comfortable walking shoes, wind and rainproof layered clothing in order to fully enjoy and participate in this excursion. Knee-high rubber boots will be provided in different sizes if the weather dictates. Long sleeves, long trousers, warm socks, sunscreen and gloves are recommended. Minimum age for participation is 15 years.

A relaxing transfer will take you through the heart of Bridgetown, the historic capital of Barbados as you head towards the Tiki Bar Beach. Along the way, you will pass by Barbados’ Parliament Buildings, the third oldest Parliamentary institution in the Western Hemisphere, Heroes Square, with its historic statue of Lord Nelson, and Independence Square.

Upon arrival at Tiki Bar, you will be welcomed by a cooling refreshment and a brief orientation of the beach and its facilities. Known for its cool, refreshing and glistening turquoise water, Tiki Bar offers a great way to relax and unwind in the comfort of a beach chair and umbrella. You will have approximately three hours to enjoy the sun, sea and sand.

At the agreed time, you will re-group at the designated meeting point for the return drive to the ship.



BEACH/WATER RELATED EXCURSIONS
For any excursion involving water, passengers are reminded to exercise particular care. Alcohol and eating a full meal should be avoided before swimming. If buoyancy aids are provided for an activity they must be worn at all times. You should bear in mind that the sea is unpredictable. Lifeguards are unlikely to be present and there may not be a flag system to indicate whether or not it is safe to go in the water. In addition, beach activities may not be supervised or accompanied and so you should take care to satisfy yourself as to the safety of the beach and/or the sea at the time of your excursion. Please exercise caution when entering the sea as the seabed and aquatic environment is capable of springing surprises and we have not inspected the beach or seabed for its safety. Children must be supervised by you at all times near water. All activities on the beach, water and in the sea are undertaken at your own risk. You’ll need to take swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and flat shoes that can be worn in the water.

LIABILITY
P&O Cruises will arrange for the excursions to be performed by the relevant excursion provider. P&O Cruises does not provide or supply the excursion services. P&O Cruises will exercise reasonable care and skill in the selection of the excursion provider, but will not in any circumstances have a greater liability than the excursion supplier and P&O Cruises shall not be responsible for the negligent acts/omissions of the excursion supplier. Please note that in relation to all excursions P&O Cruises is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by you unless such loss, damage or injury arises out of a breach of legal duty of P&O Cruises.

TRAVEL INSURANCE
Before booking any activity excursions it is essential that you ensure your travel insurance extends to cover the specified activity. It is your responsibility to obtain adequate insurance.

This excursion will operate by minibus and on foot. Guests are reminded to wear swimwear, take a towel, sunscreen and also a dry set of clothes to re-board the minibuses. Showers and changing facilities are available. US Dollars and local currency are accepted for purchases. Please refrain from drinking alcoholic beverages prior to any swimming activities. There may be independent suppliers on the beach that offer water sports, these are provided by parties unconnected to Cunard.

Cross some of Ushuaia´s suburbs and the Pipo River Valley, before reaching the stunning Tierra del Fuego National Park. Created in order to protect the southern area of the sub- Antarctic forest, the Park is home to a large number of birds, due to the different environments. Formerly shaped by glaciers, it holds deep valleys, rivers, lakes, mountains and peat bogs. All along the footpaths it is possible to see the varied species of fauna and flora, plants and flowers such as ferns, bushes and orchids. Wildlife represented includes rabbits, red foxes and different species of birds.

The main highlights inside the Park include Ensenada Bay, offering great views of Redonda Island, with the impressive Chilean islands of Navarino and Hoste as a backdrop. After travelling along a narrow and picturesque route, visit Roca Lake before continuing onto Lapataia Bay.

Before you know it, you will find yourself at the very end of the world, the southernmost place that can be reached by road, the Pan-American Highway, which begins in Alaska and runs approximately 12,000 miles up to Tierra del Fuego.


This excursion will operate by coach and on foot. There is some intermittent walking at the stops, with several steps and some uneven surfaces and gravel paths. Layered clothing, comfortable shoes and a wind/waterproof jacket are strongly recommended.

Titanic pulled away from the White Star dock in Southampton at the start of her maiden voyage on 10th April 1912. Five days later in the early hours of 15th April she sank after striking an iceberg. The disaster made headlines across the world and had a devastating effect on the people of Southampton. Of the 724 crew which lived within in the area - only 175 returned home.

Your interesting walking tour commences at Ocean Terminal, which is located adjacent to the site of the original White Star dock. A leisurely stroll will take you through Queen’s Park and past the luxury flats which used to be the old South Western Hotel. This hotel was where the First Class passengers stayed before embarking on the majestic liner. Close by are the old White Star offices where Southampton residents gathered in their hundreds, waiting day after day for news of loved ones.

A walk along Oxford Street will take you past some of the drinking establishments used by the ill fated crew including The Grapes pub, which is where filming took place for the famous ‘Titanic’ movie. At the end of the street are the ruins of Holyrood Church where a memorial to the Titanic crew stands. As you wander past the ancient Southampton walls and through the main shopping precinct, with its eclectic mix of shops, you’ll hear poignant tales of the Titanic heroes and survivors.

The highlight of the tour is a visit to the SeaCity Museum. This interactive Museum is filled with information and interesting memorabilia of the fateful disaster and illustrates the impact the liner has had on the city.


Guests who are embarking or disembarking the ship in Southampton should not book a shore excursion for this port.  Southampton excursions are available for guests visiting Southampton as a port call.

This excursion operates on foot. There is two hours walking on mostly flat ground with some slight inclines. The return journey will be by shuttle bus. Guests can opt to remain in the city centre and make their own way back to the berth by shuttle bus at their own convenience. This excursion only operates when the ship is berthed at Ocean Terminal.

Located on the shores of Biscayne Bay, visit the magnificent Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. Enjoy a walking tour through this wonderful home, with 34 beautifully appointed rooms featuring 15th to 19th century antique art and furnishings. You will also have a chance to stroll around the extensive gardens.

Enjoy a scenic drive to Gun Hill Signal Station, located in the parish of St George, which provides a magnificent and captivating view of the entire island. The Signal Station was restored and landscaped by the Barbados National Trust and now houses a collection of military memorabilia.

Afterwards, continue to Orchid World which spans over six acres of land, some 800 feet above sea level. Meander your way through the beautiful outcrops of coral, rock gardens, cool shady gullies and ponds. You will be fascinated by the beautiful orchid plants growing in mid-air with their roots completely free of any soil.

Sunbury Plantation House dates back to 1660 and possesses one of the country's superior collections of antiques. The cellars house a unique collection of antique carriages, as well as many items used in the domestic life of the plantation. In the extensively landscaped grounds you will see fine authentic examples of old carts and machinery used in the last century to cultivate the land.

During your tour, you will be offered a fruit or rum punch refreshment.


This excursion will operate by minibus and on foot. This tour involves approximately one hour of walking over some uneven and inclined surfaces, including steps. Flat, comfortable shoes are recommended. Order of highlights may vary.