Southern Caribbean Cruises

A Short List Of The Exotic Delights That Southern Caribbean Cruises Have To Offer The Tourist.

Cruises that tour the Caribbean are traditionally divided into those that tour the Eastern Caribbean, the Western Caribbean and the Southern Caribbean, and it is the Southern Caribbean cruises that will take tourists to see such wonders as St Maartens, Dominica and Barbados. Most Southern Caribbean cruises leave from Miami in Florida, and, in order to have the full Southern Caribbean cruise experience, cruise guests are encouraged to explore the city of Miami, with its haunting Everglades, interesting museums and jungle islands before they leave the USA. A typical Southern Caribbean cruise can last for anything from 9 days to two weeks, and all cruises feature several days at sea as well as numerous stops at the various Southern Caribbean islands. Among the more popular Southern Caribbean cruise destinations are St Maartens - or Sint Maarten - in the Netherlands Antilles, which boasts Philipsburg as its capital and is famous for its duty free shopping, and the exquisite island of Dominica, known as "The Nature Island of the Caribbean" and featuring canoeing, sport-fishing and whale watching.

A typical Southern Caribbean cruise can last for anything from 9 days to two weeks, and all cruises feature several days at sea as well as numerous stops at the various Southern Caribbean islands. Among the more popular Southern Caribbean cruise destinations are St Maartens - or Sint Maarten - in the Netherlands Antilles, which boasts Philipsburg as its capital and is famous for its duty free shopping, and the exquisite island of Dominica, known as "The Nature Island of the Caribbean" and featuring canoeing, sport-fishing and whale watching. Further popular Southern Caribbean cruise stopping points are Barbados and Samana - the city that lies on Samana Bay in The Dominican Republic - and, while Barbados represents everything about the Southern Caribbean that is British, Samana gives the visitor a glimpse of Spanish Caribbean culture. All Southern Caribbean cruise guests also have the option of taking part in exciting on-shore adventure excursions, which include such delights as taking a trip on the Caribbean Scenic Rail on the island of St.

Further popular Southern Caribbean cruise stopping points are Barbados and Samana - the city that lies on Samana Bay in The Dominican Republic - and, while Barbados represents everything about the Southern Caribbean that is British, Samana gives the visitor a glimpse of Spanish Caribbean culture. All Southern Caribbean cruise guests also have the option of taking part in exciting on-shore adventure excursions, which include such delights as taking a trip on the Caribbean Scenic Rail on the island of St. Kitts and swimming and snorkeling among stingrays off the coast of Antigua. Another fun day trip that shouldn't be missed involves touring "The Baths" granite formations that lie on the coast of Virgin Gorda, one of the British Virgin Isles. Southern Caribbean cruises offer a wonderful blend of the exciting and the exotic, and these breathtaking islands offer sights that will delight even the most blas of world travelers.