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- Adults only cruise
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Caribbean Classics followed by Colours of the Caribbean
Marella Explorer 2
18th Feb 25
14 Nights
1
La Romana, Dominican Republic
Fly, arrive and transfer to the port for your 14 night cruise
2
At Sea
3
St George's, Grenada
Stop at St George's on the 'Spice Island' of Grenada. Nestling alongside horseshoe-shaped Carenage harbour; the cobbled streets of St George's are lined with pretty pastel-coloured heritage buildings. Step back in time at Grenada National Museum or explore Fort George and Fort Frederick. Head to the golden sands of Grand Anse Beach for a morning of sunbathing. The submerged gallery at Underwater Sculpture Park is a unique sight. Venture further afield to view local wildlife at Grand Etang National Park and the cascading waters at Annandale Falls.
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Bridgetown, Barbados
The port city of Bridgetown nestles on Barbados' southwest coast. It's easy to see why Bridgetown is known as 'Little England' with its colonial architecture, Lord Nelson Statue, and Parliament Square. Explore National Heroes Square, Trafalgar Square, St Michael's Cathedral, the 1000-year-old Baobab tree in Queen's Park, and the Garrison Historic area. Delve into Barbados's Jewish history on a visit to the UNESCO-listed Nidhe Israel Synagogue's museum and indulge in retail therapy on Broad Street. Make a beeline for Carlisle Bay with its six shipwreck dive sites, Browne's Beach, and yacht club. Admire stunning views and rugged island landscapes on a jeep island safari or witness the dramatic stalactites and stalagmites of Harrison's Cave. For a once-in-a-lifetime experience - sail on a catamaran to swim with hawksbill and green sea turtles.
5
Castries, St Lucia
Arrive in Castries, the capital city of St Lucia. Step ashore and shop for bargains at La Place Carenage Shopping Plaza in downtown Castries, or venture to the heart of the city to the vibrant Central Market. Pay a visit to the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Derek Walcott Square, and the Government House; before climbing to the top of Morne Fortune to view Fort Charlotte. Spend a few hours at Vigie Beach or head south to Marigot Bay. Take an island tour and admire the majestic Piton Mountains, snorkel in the crystal-clear waters of Half-Moon Bay, or enjoy a picnic on a lemon grass lawn at Pigeon Island National Park.
6
Basseterre, St Kitts
Basseterre is the capital city of St Kitts and Nevis in the West Indies. Explore the shops and bars of The Circus or pay a visit to the cathedral, courthouse, and fountain of Independence Square. On the outskirts of the city, you'll discover Fairview Great House and Botanical Gardens and to the northwest are Romney Manor and the Wingfield Estate. Take a ride on the St Kitts Scenic Railway to discover deep ravines, black-sand beaches, and Mount Liamuiga volcano. Admire the views over sugarcane fields from the 17th-century Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park.
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At Sea
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La Romana, Dominican Republic
La Romana sits on the Caribbean coastline of the Dominican Republic and is a haven for spectacular beaches, natural beauty, and authentic charm. Stroll into the city centre and admire the colourful obelisk painted with scenes from local life, explore bustling markets, or taste Caribbean flavours in a local eatery. Pay a visit to the delightful Altos de Chavon; a re-creation of a 16th-century Mediterranean village complete with an array of artists’ workshops. Enjoy a boat trip across to Catalina Island with its idyllic beaches, coral reefs, and the remains of pirate William Kidd's ship. Head to the peaceful fishing village of Bayahibe and enjoy a few hours sunbathing on its white sandy beach or snorkelling amongst the tropical marine life offshore.
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Samana, Dominican Republic
Visit the beautiful Dominican Republic town of Samana overlooking Samana Bay; which plays host to thousands of humpback whales. Also home to cascading waterfalls, strikingly blue waters, and powdery white sands; it's no wonder this destination is paradise found. Admire the beautiful waterfalls of Cascada Lulu and El Limon and go boating or enjoy an open-air meal at Playa El Valle. Swim in the warm turquoise waters and sink your toes into the soft white sands of Playa Cayacoa beach. Discover the Dominican Republic from a whole new level as you zip line across the jungle at The Dominican Tree House Village. Try and spot a humpback whale whilst taking part in a whale watching tour or hook your 'catch of the day' on a deep sea fishing tour.
10
Road Town, Tortola
Rich in history and old-world Caribbean charm, Road Town – the capital of the British Virgin Islands - is the perfect place to spend the day. Visit the historic Sunday Morning Well where the 'Proclamation of Emancipation' - giving freedom from slavery - was read in 1834. Explore the shops and eateries on Main Street or pick up locally-made crafts by the waterfront. Taste authentic Caribbean rum cocktails at the legendary Pusser's Bar or unwind on the powder-white sand of Cane Garden Bay. Discover colourful exotic plants at JR O'Neal Botanic Gardens or join a hiking trip to Sage Mountain National Park. A short boat trip to view The Baths rock formations on Virgin Gorda's north shore is a must-do, too.
11
Philipsburg, St Maarten
The ship drops anchor today at St Maarten's Dutch capital city - Philipsburg. Stroll along the shops on bustling Front Street or enjoy a couple of hours’ beach time at Great Bay. Fly through the trees at the Fly Zone at Loterie Farm or explore the island by quad bike. Witness local plant and animal life at St Maarten Zoological and Botanical Garden, get up close to parrots and monkeys at St Maarten Zoo, and encounter caterpillars and butterflies at the Butterfly Farm. Experience the displays of artefacts from the indigenous Arawak people at the Sint Maarten Museum and the ruins of the 17th-century Fort Amsterdam. You can also swim with dolphins at Dolphin Discovery Anguilla or admire heart-stopping views in the Pic du Paradis hills.
12
St Johns, Antigua and Barbuda
St John's on the Caribbean island of Antigua is your next stop. This pretty capital city not only gives you access to Antigua's 365 stunning beaches; but is also packed with attractions including English Harbour and the historic Nelson's Dockyard. A visit to the colourful St John's street market is a must, and you’ll also find great shopping and dining in Heritage Quay. Travel to Shirley Heights Lookout for superb views of English and Falmouth Harbours. A 90-minute ferry ride from Bryson Wharf takes you to Antigua's sister island, Barbuda, to explore the Arawak Caves and Frigate Bird Sanctuary.
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Roseau, Dominica
The capital of Dominica, Roseau, is a small and compact urban settlement off the coast of the Caribbean Sea. Head to the historical French Quarter where the streets are lined with graceful wooden buildings housing vibrant bars, restaurants, and shops. View the Cathedral of Our Lady of Fair Haven of Roseau, one of the most beautiful structures in Dominica, and shop for souvenirs at the Old Market. Escape to the tranquil Dominica Botanic Gardens or step back in time at Dominica Museum. Venture further afield to the Morne Trois Pitons National Park to see Bolling Lake, Victoria Waterfall, Trafalgar Falls, Middleham Falls, Emerald Pool, Titou Gorge, and the Valley of Desolation.
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At Sea
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La Romana, Dominican Republic
Disembark and transfer to the airport for you rreturn flight home
Hays Extras
Marella Explorer 2
Overview
Unwind onboard The Marella Explorer 2, a stylish and comfortable cruise ship made for relaxing, adult-only getaways. Marella Explorer is the ship’s big sister, so you can expect some similar qualities inside, like a range of restaurants, a Champneys Spa, and Indigo – a chic bar-club-casino space. But there’s one big difference between them – Marella Explorer 2 is reserved for adults. Choose from a wide choice of luxury onboard accommodation, from ocean view royal suites with private balconies to stylish executive suites with separate living quarters.
Food & Drink
There are plenty of dining choices onboard the Marella Explorer 2, including elegant restaurants, informal cafes, and traditional eateries. They cater for all kinds of taste buds, whether you fancy home comfort foods or fiery Asian flavours. If you’d prefer an all-inclusive cruise ship instead, take a look at our Marella Discovery!
Entertainment
Indigo is the ship’s flagship entertainment venue. It caters for daytime drinks with a view, as well as all-night dancing. A couple of other bars onboard the Marella Explorer 2 are also great for laidback drinks, like the Squid and Anchor pub. For full-on glitz and glamour, the Broadway Show Lounge is the place to be.
Health & Fitness
Each day onboard Marella Explorer 2 can be different. Unwind at the Champneys Spa, sunbathe by the pool or perfect your putt on the minigolf green – those are a few of the options. Just so you know, these facilities are subject to change and images are for illustrative purposes only.
Kids & Teens
**Adult-only ship
Terms & Conditions
Advertised offers based on 2 sharing the lowest category stateroom/cabin/suite unless otherwise stated. Single supplements apply. All offers subject to availability and can change without notice and may go up or down in price. All offers are correct at time of send. Pricing is based on the cheapest UK airport or port departure and travelling dates. Promotional discounts and savings offered by the operator can change without notice. For destinations requiring visas are the sole responsibility of the individual(s) travelling and Hays Travel cannot accept any liability for declined entries. Further terms and conditions may apply. For more details and up to date pricing please contact Hays Travel. All images are for illustration purpose only.
Caribbean Classics followed by Colours of the Caribbean
£2,441
From PP
Marella Explorer 2
18th Feb 25
14 Nights
£2,441
From PP
