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Cruises to the Caribbean.

The Caribbean islands have captivated visitors for centuries with their natural beauty and year-round warm climate. A myriad of influences shine through in the cuisine, language and buildings from island to island; all while retaining the same friendly, laid-back spirit.

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Featured Caribbean cruises.

Worth knowing.

Gustavia, Saint Barthelemy skyline and harbor in the West Indies of the Caribbean.; Shutterstock ID 786055612

Island paradise.

The Caribbean consists of over 7,000 islands, islets and reefs, ranging from over 40,000 square miles (Cuba) to only 5 (Saba). The islands enjoy a warm climate all year round that rarely dips below 79 degrees Farenheit, making it an ideal destination for many travelers.

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Beaches and beyond.

White sands and swaying palms are commonly associated with this region, but that isn't all the Caribbean has to offer. Towering peaks reach over 5 miles into the sky, lush valleys and plantations stretch for miles, and coral reefs teem with life offshore.

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Exciting experiences.

Go diving in crystal waters, play dominoes with the locals and hike stunning coastal trails in an attempt to spot rare birds. Local fare is an utterly delicious fusion of African, Cajun, European, Middle Eastern and Latin American cuisines, to name a few.

Where we sail in the Caribbean.

St John's, Antigua.

Famously dusted with pristine white sands and pulsating to the rhythm of steel drums, Antigua is a real Caribbean treat. Visit Shirley Heights, a fortress dominating the entry to the English Harbor.

From the bustling bijou port of St. John's, tour to Shirley Heights and the fortress entrance to English Harbor. Historic Nelson's dockyard warehouses now feature a variety of shops and restaurants.

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Fort-de-France, Martinique.

Despite its French flavour, Martinique is classic Caribbean. Part of the Lesser Antilles, it sits serenely between Dominica and St Lucia, and is every inch as beautiful and relaxed as its neighbors.

Fruit crops flourish in the rich volcanic soil surrounding Mt. Pelée. This semi-active volcano devastated former capital St Pierre in 1902 and a tour of the ruins is a fascinating day trip.

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Bottom Bay is one of the most beautiful beaches on the Caribbean island of Barbados. It is a tropical paradise with palms hanging over turquoise sea; Shutterstock ID 240068395

Bridgetown, Barbados.

Barbados is one of the most well known and beautiful islands in the eastern Caribbean. It is part of the British Commonwealth and is named after the Bearded Fig Tree, which was once found in abundance.

Barbados is an island where relaxation and adventure go hand in hand. White sandy beaches stretch for miles while snorkeling and sailing are some of the world-class water sports on offer.

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