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Caribbean and Bahamas Cruises
If you are booked on a cruise sailing out of Port of St. George’s in Grenada, you will want to arrive a day or two early if possible to allow for possible flight delays and best of all to spend some time exploring the island. Islands, really as Grenada is actually a three island state: Grenada, Carriacou, and Petit Martinique. Grenada, or … [Read more...]
If you want to take a cruise that is unlike almost any other, consider boarding the Diamant and spending a week or two with the Island Windjammer’s crew. Preceded by the now defunct Windjammer Barefoot Cruises, Island Windjammer is the only true year-round sailing cruise line in the Caribbean. When I say, sailing, I mean sailing. Yes, this … [Read more...]
Lush islands surrounded by clear turquoise seas, hammocks swinging lazily from shady coconut palms while puffy whiteclouds drift slowly by as the breeze carries strains of calypso music; pure relaxation. This is the image conjured up in most of our minds when we hear the word Caribbean. There is a reason that the Caribbean is one of the … [Read more...]
ROYAL CARIBBEAN; SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO: If you’re planning a cruise to the Southern Caribbean on either Royal Caribbean or Celebrity Cruise Lines you will depart from the port of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Because Puerto Rico is accessible only by air, you may want to consider the advantages of arriving a day or two early and stay in one of the … [Read more...]