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The Caribbean is a melting pot of cultural influences, and each island of this extensive archipelago carries its own individual charm. Many visitors dream of white sandy beaches fringed with palms, crystal clear waters, historic waterways and bustling towns, but rainforests, dormant volcanoes, colourful reefs, creole cuisine and toe-tapping music are also thrown into the mix. [ReadMoreMob]

Fred. Olsen's Caribbean Cruises typically take in the islands of St Kitts, Antigua and Barbados, and include gems such as Bonaire, Curacao and Tortola. Each itinerary allows you to get beneath the surface of this incredible region, with authentic experiences such as opportunities to gain an insight into the life of a cocoa farmer in Grenada and try your hand at harvesting cocoa beans; assist communities in their post-hurricane recovery in Dominica; and visit schools in St Lucia, [ReadMoreDesk]to make a valuable contribution to the local community. Of course, there are chance to top-up your tan on golden sands, watch sublime sunsets and sip on well-earned tropical cocktails too, with plenty of time to unwind.

For those in search of something more active it’s also brimming with things to see and do. Uncovering legendary tales of pirates on Tortola; riding the St Kitts Sugar Train; diving in search of sea turtles off the coast of Barbados; hiking through the botanical wonderland of easy-going Basseterre; or marvelling at bubbling mud pools and hot springs of St Lucia’s stunning Pitons area – all this and more awaits discovery.

The Caribbean is a paradise of pristine shores and sapphire seas, exotic marine life and laid-back culture, and a cruise hopping around its islands ensures life doesn't get any better than this.

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Countries

St Vincent and Grenadines

Top Experiences

Kralendijk, Bonaire Netherlands

Washington Slagbaai National Park

Washington Slagbaai National Park is a 5,643-hectare nature sanctuary located in the northwest of the island. It was the first nature sanctuary of the Netherlands Antilles, established in 1969. It is a safe habitat for the terrestrial endemic and endangered species of Bonaire. Parrots, flamingos, parakeets, iguanas and many other species of bird and reptile can be found within this protected area. The beaches inside the park are an important nesting ground for all four species of sea turtle found in the Caribbean.

Salt Pans & Flamingos

Huge mounds of crystals can be seen in the south of Bonaire. Each pyramid, roughly 50 feet high, contains approximately 10,000 metric tonnes of 99.6% pure salt. Depending on the time of the year, there can be upwards of 200,000 metric tons of salt neatly stacked in long rows and awaiting shipment. The solar salt facility, one of the largest in the Caribbean, is today owned by Cargill, a private company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The facility covers approximately 13 percent of the island, equating to around 16 square miles of land. Nestled within the company land is the Flamingo Reserve. Flamingos, protected by law, can be seen from the road.

Bonaire National Marine Park

The Bonaire National Marine Park, established in 1979, is world famous for its active management of the island’s marine resources and, in 1992, was one of the first dive destinations to introduce admission fees for scuba divers. The park includes 2,700 hectares (6,700 acres) of fringing reefs, seagrasses and mangroves. Bonaire’s coral reefs begin at the water’s edge and extend seaward for up to 300 metres (984 feet). The park is home to an astonishing array of marine life, and Conservation International considers the waters around Bonaire to be a hotspot of Caribbean biodiversity.

Philipsburg, St Maarten, Netherlands Antilles

Maho Beach

Maho Beach is located on the Dutch side of St Martin. It is famous for being adjacent to the Princess Juliana International Airport, and is a popular site for tourists and plane watchers, who visit the beach to watch aircraft on their final approach to the airport, passing a short distance above their heads. This is one of the few places in the world where aircraft can be viewed in their flight path just outside the end of the runway.

Wild Guavaberry Rum

The national liqueur of St Martin, this spirit is made with oak aged rum, cane sugar and guavaberries, a fruit which grows throughout the Caribbean.

Orient Beach

One of the most popular beaches on the island, Orient is a stretch of white sand bordering warm, clear waters.

Road Town, Tortola, Virgin Islands

Pirates

Many of the British Virgin Islands are named after 17th century pirates or privateers. Pirates were those sailors who committed illegal robbery on the high seas, while privateers – who committed virtually identical acts of robbery on the high seas – did so legally, by way of an official license granted by their country’s ruling monarch. Pirates who hid their booty (treasure) for safekeeping from other pirates routinely buried pirate treasure on these islands. Apparently, some of the treasure was never recovered, and according to local legend, great fortunes in gold remains buried along these shores.

The Baths

Virgin Gorda, ‘The Fat Virgin,’ has a ridge similar to Tortola – though only 8.5 miles (13 km) long and reaching 1,370 feet (415m) at Gorda Peak. An intriguing group of huge granite boulders forming water-filled grottos are strewn along the southern beach of Devil’s Bay and collectively titled ‘The Baths.’ These boulders, which researchers believe may have been carried by a glacier in some distant ice age, create an environment so memorable that The Baths have become one of the most famous icons of the British Virgin Islands and indeed the Caribbean.

Islands

The British Virgin Islands comprise over 50 islands, ranging in size from Tortola to the tiny Sandy Cay. Verdant with tropical greenery and largely unspoilt, only 16 islands are inhabited.

Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago

Marine Life

Reefs are the forests of the sea and the healthy, flourishing reefs surrounding Scarborough are home to a huge diversity of marine life.

Little Tobago

A small uninhabited island about a mile from Tobago's coast, this island is home to a huge variety of birdlife and considered one of the most important seabird sanctuaries in the West Indies.

Nylon Pool

This natural, sandy-bottomed swimming pool was created by the combination of an offshore sandbar and a still lagoon, an exotic and serene location.

St George's, Grenada

Spices

Rich, fertile soils across the island encourage an abundance of aromatic spices to flourish, including cinnamon, clove and ginger, though Grenada is most famous for its nutmeg – and is the world’s second largest nutmeg producer, after Indonesia. Islanders commonly use nutmeg in cooking and baking, and for seasoning an array of tropical drinks. It is grated, ground, chopped, diced and sprinkled into a variety of local delicacies.

Underwater Sculpture Park

This underwater gallery lies beneath the surface of the sea, just north of St George’s in Molinière Bay. The project, founded by British artist Jason de Caires Taylor, houses around 80 life-size sculptures slowly becoming encrusted with coral growth, including a circle of women clasping hands and a man at a desk. Fish and sponges are abundant too. The park is accessible to both divers and snorkellers.

Chocolate

Grenada is reputed to be one of the finest chocolate producers in the world. Small-scale producers have been cultivating the island’s trees and the beans and cocoa are in demand. The world-famous Trinitario cocoa beans grow in the area.

St John's, Antigua and Barbuda

Beaches

For anyone looking to relax and soak up the Caribbean sunshine, Antigua offers dreamy white sand and crystal clear blue waters in abundance. There are no fewer than 365 beaches on the island – one for each day of the year, if you ask the locals!

Nelson’s Dockyard

Nelson’s Dockyard is one of Antigua’s most famous sites. The area, which was named after Admiral Horatio Nelson, who was based here in the 18th century, is the only working Georgian dockyard in the world today. The dockyard's operations date from 1745, and the buildings were used by the Royal Navy until 1889. During the Napoleonic Wars, it was the headquarters for Nelson and the British Navy. Today Nelson’s Dockyard has been restored to its 18th century prime.

British Links

Antigua maintains many links with Britain including St John's Cathedral, built of British brick, Nelson's dockyard and, of course, Eric Clapton's house.

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Reviews

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Western Caribbean & Central America (M2001)

Trusted Customer (19/02/2020)

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Very well organised, friendly and efficient staff; couldn't fault anything. The food was very good too. The reason I've given four starts instead of five is the sea was rough and I was seasick a lot!

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I would have preferred a calmer sea and I'm reliably told that the Caribbean is not usually rough in January. Aside from that it was very nice.

Western Caribbean & Central America (M2001)

Mrs Wignall (19/02/2020)

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Brilliant

The captain officers and crew make you feel at home and welcome on board couldn’t be better

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Nothing to complaine about

Western Caribbean & Central America (M2001)

Mr Jolly (16/02/2020)

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Hammerfest, Norway

A better attitude from many staff who gave me the impression that they were not enjoying working for Fred. There were notable exceptions such as Wayan, Kenneth in the Grampian Restaurant and Tata our cabin stewardess, 7038/7035. I was unable to respond to the first cruise survey as I was back to back and I was only allowed a week to respond. I did not use your internet which was far too expensive. Further we and our friends thought that parts of the ship were not being cleaned to high standards and hygiene rules were not being observed even taking into consideration the dated conditions of the Braemar. Also, it was a disappointment to recommend the Braemar to our friends in view of the enjoyable voyage to the Indian Ocean the previous Christmas and New Year on Boudicca. I am grateful for your co-operation in following up my initial comments but wish to stress that I was alarmed that I had to collect my own sun lounger and cover on the sun deck each morning and again most of which were in a dirty condition for an experiePnced cruiser. I regret to inform you that I am presently sailing with Hurtigruten with FREE wifi and have booked with Saga in October for the Med. Unless you can offer better conditions for Christmas//New Year this year, I will book wth an alternative company. I do appreciate your loyalty policy which appears to operate successfully and the fact we were given a stateroom upgrade for our second sector in the New Year. Many thanks for that offer. Thank you for your follow up and stress that my comments are provided in an attempt to be constructive and truthful. Regards and best wishes planning future cruises, David Jolly

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As previously mentionedtWe do not agree with the policy of allowing smoking on balconys as it disturbs adjacent guests. Also, if females are allowed to wear sleeveless and low kneck tops in restaurants,why are males asked to cover up? Equality is not being applied.

Western Caribbean & Central America (M2001)

Trusted Customer (14/02/2020)

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This is our second time on the Breamar .We enjoyed the cruise. Apart from the toilet in our cabin being blocked 8 out of the 15 days. It got to the stage we where worried about using it the whole deck was blocked on one occasion. A passenger apparently shouted at the Captain. After this it was fixed.

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The toilet in our cabin was blocked for most of the cruise.

Western Caribbean & Central America (M2001)

Mr Charlesworth (13/02/2020)

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A curate's egg of a cruise, average in a lot of departments.

The staff seemed tired and uninterested at times; whether the staffing level had been reduced to meet the lower than planned occupancy, I can only speculate. The food was not to earlier cruising standards. One unexpected bonus was the Manchester Virgin flight to La Romana, from Plane to ship in ten minutes without the hassle of immigration and customs. This should be highlighted when choosing which flight to take. Return flight with Virgin was excellent on a 747. This contrasts with the horror story of the BA flight. Captain needs some coaching on communication skills, especially when half the ships sewage system is down. Hearing all had been fixed whilst still no functionally on deck 3 did him no favours.

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Fred promotes small ship benefits but we found ourselves always docked alongside the cruising behemoths. Most of the ports were no more than endless parades of shops selling tat to Americans. Fred needs to revise their itineraries to reflect their USP.

Western Caribbean & Central America (M2001)

Trusted Customer (13/02/2020)

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Excellent service and good atmosphere

I would recommend Fred Olsen. The staff are excellent and the atmosphere is very friendly and warm

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The itinerary was good and the route excellent

Western Caribbean & Central America (M2001)

Trusted Customer (13/02/2020)

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Staff on board looked after us really well - waiters, bar staff etc

Service on board was 1st class as usual. Waiters, bar staff, guest services looked after us really well - Jeffrey & Sett in the dining room, Stanley in the Coral Bar.

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Felt that some of the trips could have been better eg not enough free time in Chichen itza, would have liked the train trip in Panama to have been combined with the trip rd Panama old town and the locks visitor centre. Humming bird garden in Costa Rica wasn't open, but only told this 5 mins, literally, before we boarded the coach - no partial refund, no alternative offered, yet the humming birds had really high profile in the brochure - v disappointed. Main complaint is that my mother in law had to be medically evacuated from the ship in Cartagena, along with my wife, and was hospitalised and so unable to return to the ship. They both missed 5 days of the cruise each,. It would have been nice to have heard from Fred Olsen as to their well-being. They are quick enough to try and sell future cruises with emails & posted brochures, but not a word about my wife and mother in law's v distressing sudden end to what amounted to a third of their holiday.

Western Caribbean & Central America (M2001)

Mrs Robins (12/02/2020)

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Fabulous

Staff fantastic,food excellent,accommodation great

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Interesting and excellent itinerary

Western Caribbean & Central America (M2001)

Trusted Customer (12/02/2020)

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Gluton and dairy free menu could be vastly improved with a separate menu.

I had requested a gluton and dairy free diet. I would not say that the meals were stimulating. Most of the time I had grilled chicken or fish, if the waiter knew what was to be on the menu for the following day, otherwise I requested salmon. For dessert the options were dairy free ice cream or fresh fruit salad, which after a time became boring. The majority of the time I di not bother with dessert. I was informed that some of the pate starters contained cream and were not suitable. Again the only other option was fruit salad. When I was on Balmoral in April 2019 the menu was very good and a vast improvement on Braemar. The carriage ride trip in Cartegena could have been excellent if it wasn't so rushed. We were back at the ship more that half an hour before the due time. My cabin girl was brilliant.

Western Caribbean & Central America (M2001)

Mr Riley (12/02/2020)

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everyone was very good at what they did brilliant

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booked late and got a very good package

Cruises to Caribbean

Western Caribbean & Central America

Departs: La Romana • Thu 27 Feb 2020
14 nights • Braemar • M2005

Join Braemar in the Dominican Republic and set sail on an epic journey taking in diverse countries, stunning cities and breathtaking islands in the Caribbean and the Americas.
Visits to incredible destinations in Belize, Costa Rica, Panama and Colombia will offer plenty of unforgettable experiences – highlights include chances to see the impressive Panama Canal in action; explore captivating Cartagena de Indias; and go in search of wonderful wildlife from Puerto Limón.
For glorious sunshine and spectacular sights, your smaller, friendlier ship will take you the beautiful Mexican island of Cozumel, home to remarkable Mayan ruins and the world’s second largest coral reef; Curacao in the idyllic Caribbean; and historic Santo Domingo.

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Caribbean, Central America & the Azores

Departs: La Romana • Thu 27 Feb 2020
30 nights • Braemar • M200506

Immerse yourself in the rich history, heritage and culture of diverse South and Central American destinations, and indulge in a slice of paradise in the idyllic Caribbean on this epic 30-night adventure.
Visits to incredible destinations in Belize, Costa Rica, Panama and Colombia will offer plenty of unforgettable experiences – highlights include chances to see the impressive Panama Canal in action; explore captivating Cartagena de Indias; and go in search of wonderful wildlife from Puerto Limón.
For glorious sunshine and spectacular sights, Braemar will take in a collection of stunning Caribbean islands. Jamaica, St Lucia – home to the soaring Twin Pitons, Barbados, St Kitts – with its world-famous scenic railway, St Maarten and Antigua, boasting 365 gorgeous beaches, all await you.

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Islands of the Caribbean & the Azores

Departs: Bridgetown • Thu 12 Mar 2020
16 nights • Braemar • M2006

Indulge yourself with a slice of the paradise lifestyle on this early spring escape to the sun-kissed Caribbean, where visits to a string of beautiful islands will present you with charming cities, inviting beaches and clear-blue waters, and stunning natural wonders.
Begin your holiday in Barbados before cruising to St Lucia, home to the soaring Twin Pitons and the Diamond Botanical Gardens; St Kitts, for its famous scenic railway; Antigua, boasting 365 gorgeous beaches and interesting historical sites; and dual-controlled St Maarten, for diverse cultural highlights.
Sailing back to the UK across the Atlantic – one of the great cruising routes – will be an unforgettable experience too, taking in the awe-inspiring Azorean island of São Miguel before visiting the laidback Spanish city of La Coruña.

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Voyage to the Islands of the Caribbean

Departs: Southampton • Tue 24 Nov 2020
16 nights • Braemar • M2031

Join Braemar for a well-earned escape to the idyllic islands of the Caribbean and swap the winter weather and pre-Christmas stress at home for sun, sea, sand and indulgent relaxation.
Experience a restful Transatlantic crossing, whetting your appetite in the verdant Azores en route, before your Caribbean island-hopping adventure takes in six simply unforgettable destinations.
Visit stunning St Maarten; Antigua, famed for its 365 beautiful beaches; St Kitts, for one of the world’s great railway journeys; St Lucia, home to the soaring Twin Pitons; Grenada; and beautiful Barbados.

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Classic Caribbean & Havana Highlights

Departs: Bridgetown • Thu 10 Dec 2020
13 nights • Braemar • M2032

Meet Braemar for a pre-Christmas cruise to Cuba and the Caribbean and prepare for the busy festive period with untouched landscapes, authentic cultures, beautiful beaches and much more
You can feel the unique black sands of St Vincent between your toes; admire the Amsterdam-esque architecture of Oranjestad, Aruba; and delve into the rich history of Falmouth and Santo Domingo.
Cuba is sure to be an undoubted highlight: after Santiago de Cuba, you’ll stop overnight in Havana, affording time to explore historic districts, sample authentic Cuban rum, and even see the sights from an iconic classic car.

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Caribbean Christmas & New Year

Departs: Santo Domingo • Wed 23 Dec 2020
15 nights • Braemar • M2033

A cruise during the festive period is always a magical experience, and this exhilarating Caribbean adventure – packed with sun, sights, authentic experiences and unforgettable celebrations – is no exception.
You’ll enjoy a magical Christmas Day on board, combining traditional food, fun and festivity with time to relax in the sunshine on deck; and celebrate the arrival of 2021 in style with St Maarten’s New Year’s fireworks.
Highlights of your island-hopping adventure include chances to gain insights into cocoa farming and school life in Grenada and St Lucia respectively; ride St Kitts’ famous Scenic Railway; discover Antigua’s legendary beaches; and much more.

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Classic Caribbean & Havana Highlights

Departs: Bridgetown • Thu 07 Jan 2021
14 nights • Braemar • M2101

An exotic journey of discovery blending immersive history, authentic cultures with blissful indulgence, this cruise takes in seven absorbing island destinations for stunning landscapes, captivating cities, remarkable ancient sites and much more.
You’ll get to uncover Tortola’s swashbuckling pirate legends; explore Mayan ruins or snorkel coral reefs in Cozumel; and take a rare opportunity to learn of Guadaloupe’s fascinating slave history and colonial heritage.
Time in Cuba is sure to be an undoubted highlight: you’ll stop overnight in Havana, an opportunity to explore historic districts, sample authentic Cuban rum, and even see the sights from an iconic classic car.

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Islands of the Caribbean with Colombia

Departs: Santo Domingo • Thu 21 Jan 2021
14 nights • Braemar • M2102

With no fewer than nine beautiful islands on the itinerary, plus a sailing past mountainous Montserrat at sunset, this quintessential Caribbean escape is full to the brim with highlights.
Uncover the authentic essence of Grenada and St Lucia, with chances to gain insights into cocoa farming and school life; and sample Barbados’ laidback vibes and ‘proper’ Caribbean rum in Bridgetown.
Elsewhere, you can take a ride of St Kitt’s famous Scenic Railway; discover Antigua’s legendary beaches; and explore UNESCO-listed Willemstad. Meanwhile, Cartagena de Indias brings Hispanic heritage and flair to your adventure.

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Classic Caribbean & Central America

Departs: Bridgetown • Thu 04 Feb 2021
14 nights • Braemar • M2103

Cruising between spectacular Caribbean islands and intoxicating North and Central American countries, you’ll get to tick a diverse array of memorable sights and experiences off your list.
You can feel the unique black sands of St Vincent between your toes; admire the Amsterdam-esque architecture of Oranjestad, Aruba; and delve into the rich history of Falmouth and Santo Domingo.
Roatan Island’s idyllic scenes of coral reefs, white-sand beaches and forested interiors await; Belize City is your gateway to discovering native wildlife; and remarkable ancient Mayan ruins are within reach in Cozumel.

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Islands of the Caribbean with Colombia

Departs: Santo Domingo • Thu 18 Feb 2021
14 nights • Braemar • M2104

With no fewer than nine beautiful islands on the itinerary, plus a sailing past mountainous Montserrat at sunset, this quintessential Caribbean escape is full to the brim with highlights.
Uncover the authentic essence of Grenada and St Lucia, with chances to gain insights into cocoa farming and school life; and sample Barbados’ laidback vibes and ‘proper’ Caribbean rum in Bridgetown.
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Caribbean Return

Departs: Bridgetown • Thu 04 Mar 2021
16 nights • Braemar • M2105

Immerse yourself in the spellbinding beauty and absorbing cultures of the Caribbean to the full, as you visit four wonderfully diverse West Indian destinations on this unforgettable island-hopping adventure.
After joining Braemar in Barbados, you can see the soaring Twin Pitons or help students at a local school in St Lucia; then take the chance to ride one of the world’s greatest scenic railways in St Kitts
Then there’s visits to Antigua and St Maarten, where simply glorious beaches and fascinating historic sites await. That’s all before heading for home across the Atlantic, stopping at the Azores and La Coruña en route.

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Idyllic Islands of the Caribbean

Departs: Liverpool • Fri 06 Nov 2020
32 nights • Black Watch • W2031

Hopping between breathtaking destinations, you’ll experience the best of the Caribbean, uncovering classic island favourites alongside some lesser-known, idyllic gems on this incredible journey.
Enjoy laidback vibes and authentic rum in Barbados; see St Lucia’s soaring Twin Pitons; explore unspoilt, sparsely populated Mayreau; and gain an insight into the life of cocoa farmers in Grenada.
Revel in the postcard-perfect scenes of Bequia; indulge with ‘proper’ Caribbean flavours of rum and creole cuisine in Martinique and Guadeloupe; ride the famous St Kitts Scenic Railway; and take you pick of Antigua’s legendary beaches.

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Around the World from Liverpool

Departs: Liverpool • Thu 07 Jan 2021
111 nights • Black Watch • W210102

Embark on an incredible 108-night global exploration aboard Black Watch from Liverpool and discover iconic sights and unforgettable experiences amongst some of the world’s most breathtaking and inspirational destinations.
Explore Havana via classic car; sample paradise at unspoilt South Pacific Islands; marvel at Sydney’s famous landmarks, including Harbour Bridge and the Opera House; and tour to the Taj Mahal from Kochi.
Experience the contrasts between vibrant Singapore and rarely-visited Indonesian islands; sail the remarkable Panama and Suez canals; uncover the ‘lost city’ of Petra; and much more on one epic voyage.

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Around the World from Liverpool

Departs: Liverpool • Wed 06 Jan 2021
112 nights • Black Watch • W210107

Embark on an incredible 108-night global exploration aboard Black Watch and discover iconic sights and unforgettable experiences amongst some of the world’s most breathtaking and inspirational destinations.
Explore Havana via classic car; sample paradise at unspoilt South Pacific Islands; marvel at Sydney’s famous landmarks, including Harbour Bridge and the Opera House; and tour to the Taj Mahal from Kochi.
Experience the contrasts between vibrant Singapore and rarely-visited Indonesian islands; sail the remarkable Panama and Suez canals; uncover the ‘lost city’ of Petra; and much more on one epic voyage.

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Around the World

Departs: Southampton • Fri 08 Jan 2021
108 nights • Black Watch • W2102

Embark on an incredible 108-night global exploration aboard Black Watch and discover iconic sights and unforgettable experiences amongst some of the world’s most breathtaking and inspirational destinations.
Explore Havana via classic car; sample paradise at unspoilt South Pacific Islands; marvel at Sydney’s famous landmarks, including Harbour Bridge and the Opera House; and tour to the Taj Mahal from Kochi.
Experience the contrasts between vibrant Singapore and rarely-visited Indonesian islands; sail the remarkable Panama and Suez canals; uncover the ‘lost city’ of Petra; and much more on one epic voyage.

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Caribbean & Atlantic Island Discovery

Departs: Southampton • Fri 08 Jan 2021
21 nights • Black Watch • W2103

Escape the January cold and gloom and start 2021 in style on an unparalleled voyage to paradise, providing opportunities to enjoy the classic Caribbean highlights and experiences of stunning, sun-kissed islands.
Whet your appetite with stunning gardens and landscapes of Madeira and the Canaries, before arriving in Barbados for the laidback vibes of Bridgetown, the remarkable Harrison’s Cave and sea turtle viewing tours.
Discover the famous beaches and historic sites of Antigua; immerse yourself in Tortola’s fascinating pirate-influences history and sample authentic Caribbean rum in Tortola; and enjoy Grand Turk’s breathtaking white sands and inviting warm waters.

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Caribbean, Cuba & the South Pacific

Departs: Southampton • Fri 08 Jan 2021
56 nights • Black Watch • W210304

Begin 2021 with a holiday of a lifetime and discover authentic cultures, amazing wildlife, iconic landmarks and out-of-this-world landscapes as you sail halfway around the world via spectacular islands and cities.
Your enthralling journey includes time in the Caribbean, to indulge in pure relaxation and laidback island exploration; a chance to explore Havana via an iconic classic car; and a memorable navigation of the Panama Canal.
The unspoilt, sun-splashed scenes of South Pacific islands such as Nuku Hiva, Bora-Bora and Tahiti will bring dreams of paradise to life, before Sydney presents its world-famous attractions, such as Harbour Bridge and the Opera House.

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Idyllic & Cultural Island Discovery

Departs: Southampton • Fri 08 Jan 2021
80 nights • Black Watch • W210305

Experience an unforgettable start to 2021 and set sail on an epic voyage to discover world-famous landmarks and spectacular landscapes, cultural delights and much more among some of the world’s most awe-inspiring regions and destinations.
Cross the Atlantic to sun-kissed islands in the Caribbean; visit the legendary city of Havana; navigate the Panama Canal; and discover paradise at idyllic South Pacific islands such as Bora-Bora and Mystery Island.
See Sydney’s iconic landmarks; enjoy a rare visit to Burnie, Tasmania; delve into fascinating Australian history at Albany; and much more, then revel in the contrasts of Asia, showcased by Indonesian island scenes and Singapore’s spectacular cityscape.

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