Philipsburg, St Maarten - Caribbean Cruises

Experience beautiful surroundings whilst lazing in the shade of the 63-foot-tall sail en route to your beach location.

Step ashore and laze on a beautiful beach whilst soaking up some sun. Take a swim in a quiet cove or try your hand at snorkelling. Alternatively, you may prefer to simply immerse yourself in the crystal-clear waters or relax on the sand.

The sails will be set for your return cruise downwind. Enjoy the scenery accompanied by local music and freshly made drinks. If you are feeling peckish, you might like to indulge in a snack to round off your day on one of the most impressive catamarans in the Caribbean.


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.Children under the age of four may not participate. Snorkel equipment is included and participants must be competent swimmers. Please remember your swimwear, sunscreen and a towel. Depending on sea swells, an alternative anchorage may be used. The beach stop and snorkelling stop may take place at separate locations. Some nudity may be observed on beaches in St Maarten. Please refrain from drinking alcoholic beverages prior to any swimming activities. Comfortable non-slip shoes or water shoes are recommended.

At just 37 square miles, St Maarten is quite unique with only a stone monument visible to indicate you have entered the French side. Setting off from the port, you will head through the Dutch side and the capital of Philipsburg, founded in 1763 by John Philips, a Scottish captain in the Dutch Navy.

Afterwards, you will drive to the other side of the island to experience the French ‘St. Martin’. A short stop will be made at the small town of Marigot, the French capital. Here, you can enjoy some time to browse the open-air market (when available), stroll along the waterfront or through the picturesque streets with their inviting pavement cafés and shops.

Your return drive will cross back over to the Dutch side, passing through the seaside town of Grand Case en route, before arriving into Philipsburg.



This tour will operate by bus and on foot. This tour involves limited walking, however guests must be able to negotiate steps onto and off the bus. Walking in Marigot is at guests’ discretion. Please be advised that shops in Marigot, will be closed on Sunday calls. Some shops may also close during the afternoon siesta. Public toilet facilities are limited in Marigot however local cafés and restaurants will allow use of their facilities upon purchase. Euro and US Dollar currency are accepted for purchases. Guests who choose to remain in Philipsburg at the end of the tour will be responsible for making their own way back to the ship.

Embark on a scenic drive through the Caribbean's smallest island shared by two nations. Your journey will pass the Dutch capital, Philipsburg, and through the countryside towards the Dutch-French border. Look out for the stone monument which is the only indication that you have entered the French side of the island. During your drive, you will notice the contrast between the two sides of the island.

Your drive will continue through the bustling small French capital of Marigot, before heading to one of the island's local beaches.

Upon arrival, enjoy some free time at the beach to do as you please. Perhaps enjoy a leisurely stroll, take a refreshing swim or relax on the warm sand, before the return drive to the port.


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 operates by bus and on foot.The time spent at the beach is around 1½ hours, however this may vary depending on traffic conditions on the day. Swimming is subject to weather conditions on the day. Sunbeds are not included and you are advised to bring US Dollars or Euros if wishing to hire sunbeds or purchase snacks and drinks. Please wear your swimsuit under clothes and bring a towel and protection from the sun. This tour involves limited walking, however guests must be able to negotiate steps on to and off the bus and uneven sandy terrain at the beach. Please do not leave personal items on the bus. Order of itinerary may vary. There are no public toilet facilities on the beach. Guests are advised to make a purchase from one of the restaurants or cafés, in order to use the toilets. Please make a note of the meeting point and time for the return drive. Buses cannot be held for latecomers.

Step aboard a high speed RIB at the pier, and embark on a foam-flying adventure along the coastline.

You will head to Simpson's Bay and on to Marina Royale in Marigot. Here, you will have the opportunity to enjoy around one hour of free time to explore the quaint French capital.

Afterwards, you will whizz across to the south coast, where a snorkelling stop will be made. Discover the underwater marine life, or if you prefer, simply relax on the boat. You will then zip off to a local beach for a short stop. Relax on the warm sand or enjoy a quick dip in the clear Caribbean sea.

Throughout your tour, soft drink refreshments will be offered. Rum punch and beer will also be available on the return boat ride.


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 operates by rigid inflatable boat. This tour is not suitable for those with back or neck injuries or conditions, which may be affected by the bumpy ride. Pregnant women and children under four may not participate. The RIB will anchor in shallow water with the easiest beach access possible, however guests may at times be required to wade. The snorkel and beach stop may, at times, be combined. Please wear swimwear, take a towel and sunscreen. Some nudity may be observed on the beaches in St Maarten. Snorkel equipment is included. Participants must be competent swimmers. The shops in Marigot will be closed on Sunday calls. Some shops may also close during the afternoon siesta. A local open-air flea market may be in operation during your visit. This tour is dependent on weather conditions and may be cancelled at short notice.

Take in the sights of Philipsburg, capital of Dutch St Maarten, and see its quaint 'gingerbread'houses. Drive along Salt Point Road and over Mountain Road to the south coast.

Enjoy a stop en route to take in the breathtaking views over Orient Bay, and continue passing French Cul de Sac and Grand Casse. A stop will be made at Marigot for you to browse amongst the shops, or watch the world go by from a pavement cafe.

You will join the Explorer at Marina Royale for a short cruise across the lagoon. Always calm, the lagoon stretches across the whole of the island to join both Dutch and French sides. On board, relax on the sun decks whilst listening to the rhythmic sounds of a calypso entertainer. There are two bars, where refreshments will be served during your cruise. Experience the Caribbean atmosphere, before arriving at Simpson Bay for the short return drive back to Philipsburg.


This excursion will operate by bus and on foot. The shops in Marigot will be closed on Sunday calls. Some shops also close during the afternoon siesta. Public toilet facilities are limited in Marigot, however local cafés and restaurants will allow use of their facilities upon purchase. Euro and US Dollar currency are accepted for purchases. This tour involves some walking over flat surfaces. Guests must be able to negotiate the step onto and off the boat and steps to reach the upper level of the Explorer. Toilet facilities are available on the lower deck. Comfortable, non-slip shoes, a hat and sunscreen are advised. This tour may operate in reverse order.

The accent is very much on cosmopolitan French St Maarten, considered by many to be the most picturesque of this two-nation island. Leaving Philipsburg, enjoy a drive along the eastern side to the small fishing village of Grand Case.

At Grand Case Pier, you will board the Seaworld Explorer semi-submarine. Enjoy a 15 minute narrated tour of the coral reefs surrounding Creole Rock. Seaworld Explorer is a state-of-the-art semi-sub, allowing you to descend into the hull and sit in air-conditioned comfort five feet below the water's surface. Discover the wonderful marine world in this cruising underwater observatory.

Back on dry land, you will continue to the French capital of Marigot, where you will have some time for a spot of shopping.


This excursion will operate by bus and semi-sub. There are approximately 10 steep steps into the Seaworld Explorer's hull. Visibility from the semi-sub is dependent on sea conditions on the day and marine sightings cannot be guaranteed. The semi-sub may be cancelled if weather conditions are unfavourable. The order of this itinerary may vary. Please be advised that shops in Marigot will be closed on Sunday calls. Some shops may also close during the afternoon siesta. Public toilet facilities are limited in Marigot, however local cafe's and restaurants will allow use of their facilities upon purchase. This tour is subject to weather conditions and may be cancelled at short notice.

Prior to boarding the yachts, you will be divided into teams and given a brief introduction before tendering to the yachts.

Compete in an actual race around a shortened 'America's Cup' course, under the watchful eyes of experienced crew as you participate in the thrill of sailing these fabulous yachts. Everyone is offered a small task and given instruction by the crew. No sailing experience is necessary. Then it is time to practice on the way to the start. The team's timekeeper counts down, and with the wave of a red flag from the committee boat, you're off.

Two classic thoroughbreds, nearly 70-feet long with masts the height of an eight-storey building, duel in an equal match for a fractional advantage. After such an exciting experience, there can be no losers. And so for all the competitors there will be a victory drink back on the dock.

'12 Metre' have developed a line of memorabilia and souvenirs and you will have the opportunity to browse through the 'America's Cup' Museum Boutique after the Regatta.


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, 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 boat. Children may not participate. There are no toilet facilities on board the racing yachts. All participants should wear soft-soled shoes. T-shirts and shorts over swimwear are recommended as sea spray is likely. Bags and belongings can be stowed below during the race.

Discover St Maarten in the most unique way as you take to the roads on a Harley Davidson.

After brief formalities, you will follow your guide on a scenic tour past the Simpson Bay Marina, through Maho and Mullet Bay, famous for its appeal to many visiting celebrities.

Your convoy continues on to Marigot, the French capital, and Fort Louis. Ride across the north coast, through the restaurant capital of Grand Case, before returning to Philipsburg.

A truly unique experience, you will not forget.


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 bus and Harley Davidson. The price of this tour is per bike so please ensure that you only book one ticket. You are able to take a pillion passenger (must be over 18). Riders must be over 25 and bring a full, valid motorcycle licence and major credit card for insurance formalities. The Harleys are 1400cc and confidence in riding a bike of similar size is required. The choice of bike model is subject to availability. Guests must wear the appropriate attire, long trousers or jeans and flat, closed toe shoes. Shorts are not permitted. Helmets must be worn at all times and participants must sign a collision damage waiver with a US $2500 excess.

Embark on a scenic drive to Kim Sha beach in Simpson Bay, passing by the Cay Hill lookout point.

Upon arrival, a safety briefing and instruction will be given, before boarding your double or single kayak and setting off. You will head out into the Simpson Bay saltwater lagoon, paddling towards the Bellevue mangroves. Your guide will point out the wildlife species that make this area their home and the imaginary water border between the Dutch and French sides of the island.

From the mangroves, paddle to a sandy beach within the bay, where you can take some time to relax and enjoy a refreshing swim.

Afterwards, you will rejoin your kayak and take a final paddle across to a beautiful cove. Here your adventure will end and a cooling refreshment will be offered, before the return drive to the port.


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 kayak and on foot. Participants should be competent swimmers and physically fit. There is a weight restriction of 250 pounds. Children under nine may not participate. The kayaking will take approximately one hour with around one hour of free time on the beach. Please wear swimwear underclothes and take a hat, sunglasses, a towel and non-oil sunscreen. Water shoes are recommended, however you will be requested to remove shoes whilst in the kayak. You will be required to wear a life jacket.

You will join your biking guide at the pier, and after a short briefing, set off along the Point Blanche road. Follow your guide along the colourful and bustling boardwalk into the heart of the Dutch capital, Philipsburg.

During your ride, you will take in some of the town's highlights including St Maarten's oldest hotel, the historical Courthouse, and Fort Amsterdam. You will also have the opportunity to enjoy the lovely views across the Caribbean sea from the Little Bay lookout point.

Your return ride will take you back along the boardwalk, with a short stop en route at Great Bay Beach. Perhaps take a brief refreshing dip in the ocean, before cycling back to the pier.

During your tour a cooling refreshment will be served in a local restaurant.


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 operates by bike and on foot. Pregnant women and children may not participate. This tour is only suitable for those in good physical condition. There is a weight restriction of 20 stone. The route is relatively flat and it is suitable for both beginners and experienced riders. There is a fairly steep hill up to the fort which may prove difficult for beginners, however participants can choose to walk. Flat, closed toe shoes are essential and clothing suitable for bike riding is recommended. Helmets are provided and must be worn. Please remember sunscreen and for those wishing to swim at Great Bay Beach, please wear swimwear under clothes and take a towel. A back-pack style bag is advisable.