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Caribbean Cruises - Norwegian Cruise Line Cruises to the Caribbean
Calypso and Coconuts
Fly to Barbados and set sail in party mood. You’ll soon be chilling out in the British Virgin Islands, snorkelling off Mayreau, Ocean Villages own private island hideaway, sampling genuine Caribbean rum and taking your pick from Antigua’s 365 beaches (one for each day of the year).
Barbados has best sunshine record in the Caribbean and endless white sand beaches, it's hard to believe that Barbados is dubbed "Little England"!
Visit Harrison's cave where you can take a train ride through this amazing network of underground caverns with subterranean streams, waterfalls and pools or Welchman's Hall Gulley, a lush tropical rainforest. Take part in an off-road jeep tour of the island, swim with turtles at Turtle Bay or try a voyage underwater on an Atlantis submarine.
The privately owned haven of Mayreau measures just one and a half square miles and has all the essential qualities of your very own Robinson Crusoe hideaway. You’ll see Palms laden with coconuts and sand so white is almost hurts your eyes and Salt whistle Bay, a picture-perfect half-moon beach.
Pull on your snorkel or scuba gear and explore the coral reefs or simply chill out on a catamaran trip to the beautiful Tobago Cays
Antigua - with 365 beaches - one for every day of the year, is pure beach-bum heaven! Visit Nelson's Dockyard, where the British fleet were based during the Napoleonic wars. Antigua's first sugar plantation begun in 1674 and is now an open air museum. Get off the beaten track with a jeep safari, swim with dolphins at Marina Bay, set sail on a wild Jolly Roger party cruise, slap on a mask and snorkel and size-up the spectacular fish
St Kitts - hideaway of the rich and famous, secluded St Kitts is where the celebrities go to sun themselves away from prying paparazzi.
Visit the 300 year old Brimstone Hill Fortress, now a popular hangout for green velvet monkeys or the rare orchids at Romney Manor. Munch on sugar cane washed down with rum, explore the coastline in a kayak, relax on bleached white sand beaches, whack a few balls around the championship golf course and hop aboard a catamaran to the secluded Smittens Bay for swimming and snorkelling
St Maarten - the island with a split personality. One half is Dutch while the other has all the Ooh la la of La Belle France. Here you can find fabulous French patisserie, spicy Creole chicken and down authentic Dutch beer - all under the Caribbean sun! Take in the panorama from Pic Paradis - St Maarten's highest point and Eden Park - filled with exotic blooms and bedazzling birds. Drink the local guava berry colada at a waterside bar, join the crew of a genuine Americas Cup race yacht and swim among hundreds of multi-coloured fish on a scuba dive.
Tortola retains a certain sleepy charm despite being the largest and busiest of the British Virgin Islands. Take in the Picturesque Road Town with its brightly painted buildings and Cane Garden bay, one of the Caribbean's most breathtaking beaches. Explore the maze of caves at the baths on the island of Virgin Gorda, enjoy the spectacular views from Sage Mountain National Park and taste the true spirit of the Caribbean at Callwood Rum Distillery.
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