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Eastern Caribbean Islands Fly Cruise

Iona

26th Nov 27

14 Nights

From

£1,829PP

Itinerary
Ship

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Bridgetown, Barbados (overnight onboard)

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.

At sea

Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis

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.

Tortola, British Virgin Islands

Tortola is the largest of the British Virgin Islands. Powder-white sands, azure seas, and verdant green mountains set the scene; equally matched by tasty culinary experiences, luxurious holiday resorts, and a wealth of famous attractions. Explore the eclectic mix of shops in Road Town or escape to the tranquillity of J R O'Neal Botanic Gardens. Get up close to nature at Sage Mountain National Park or visit the giant boulders and rock formations at The Baths on Virgin Gorda. Go surfing at Cane Garden Bay or snorkel amongst tropical fish and coral at Smuggler's Cove. Swim with dolphins at Dolphin Discovery or sample locally-made rum at Callwood's Rum Distillery.

St Maarten, Saint Maarten

The Leeward Island of St Maarten is dual-owned - one side is French and the other side is Dutch - and offers a cosmopolitan culture, first-class dining, international shopping, and a laid-back atmosphere. Ride down the world's steepest zip line - the Flying Dutchman at Rockland Estate eco-adventure park. Relax in a treehouse-style cabana or experience the fun Fly Zone at Loterie Farm nature sanctuary in Pic Paradis. Visit Philipsburg to buy duty-free goods along Front Street and local crafts, fabrics, and handmade jewellery on Old Street. Head to Maho Beach to watch aeroplanes taking off and landing at close quarters at the island's airport. Encounter an array of macaws and iguanas at St Maarten Zoo or see the colourful butterflies and tropical flora at The Butterfly Farm. Savour a mouth-watering mix of French, Caribbean, and Creole cuisine at the beach town of Grand Case. Ascend the steps from Marigot up to the old Fort Louis for incredible island views or witness the historic cannons atop Fort Amsterdam near Philipsburg.

At sea

Fort de France, Martinique

Today, the ship docks in Fort de France, the capital of Martinique. Gaze in awe at the stained-glass windows at St-Louis Cathedral, before visiting La Savane Park to admire the Empress Josephine statue and nearby Fort St-Louis. Shop for local handicrafts at Le Grand Marche or explore the designer perfume and fashion boutiques on Rue Victor Schoelcher. Spend some time at Habitation Clement - part plantation/part rum distillery/and part museum and heritage site! Travel to the southwest of the island to view the white stone effigies at Anse Cafard Slave Memorial.

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Antigua, Antigua and Barbuda

The independent Commonwealth country of Antigua and Barbuda sits where the Atlantic and Caribbean meet and comprises two namesake islands and a few smaller ones. It is famous for its secluded pink and white sand beaches surrounded by palm trees; which are the perfect locations to explore and relax. Hike through the rainforest to get to Rendezvous Bay, one of Antigua's most remote but nevertheless stunning beaches; or take a rainforest canopy tour by zip-wire. Get up close and personal with the marine life as you swim with stingrays at Stingray City or encounter the local birdlife at Frigate Bird Sanctuary. Get cultural at English Harbour’s Georgian-era marina, Nelson's Dockyard, which was made a UNESCO World Heritage site. St John's, the islands’ capital, boasts the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, St John’s Cathedral, and the 17th-century Government House.

At sea

Grenada

Grenada is a Caribbean country comprising smaller surrounding islands and the main island also called Grenada. Referred to as the 'Spice Isle'; Grenada is home to numerous nutmeg plantations. A crater lake in an extinct volcano, Grand Etang Lake, is a fascinating place to visit. Discover the art of traditional-style rum-making at River Antoine Rum Distillery and marvel at scenic views from the hilltop early-18th-century Fort George. The cascading waters and lush surroundings of Annandale Falls will leave you in awe and the pretty harbour and fishing destination of The Carenage is the perfect spot for a peaceful stroll along the water's edge. Splash in the water, sunbathe, or snorkel near the powder-white shores of Grand Anse Beach.

Castries, Saint 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.

At sea

Bridgetown, Barbados

Why Book

Inside Cabin from £1,829pp
With £220 On-Board Spending Money Per Cabin
Return direct flights from UK
Baggage allowance
All overseas transfers throughout
No tipping required
Choice of cabin number (Subject to Availability)
Complimentary use of shuttle buses in port (subject to availability)
Priority cabin upgrades where and if available
Flexible dining arrangements

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*Up to 10% Past Guest Discount
*Balcony £350 OBSM

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Iona

Overview

P&O Cruises Iona is designed to bring the outside in. Through innovative design and unique spaces, she connects you with the sea, sky and shoreline. Iona Cruise Ship’s SkyDome – the first of its kind in the cruise industry – is one such space. With its glass dome roof and spacious layout, the ship is flooded with natural light. Step onto one of our Iona cruises to experience a relaxed, poolside environment by day, with tantalising dining and drinking options; then come evening, the space seamlessly transitions into a must-visit entertainment venue, showcasing spectacular aerialist performances and playing host to party nights under the stars.

Sailing on the Iona offers a fun and welcoming space for families, featuring laid-back dining, exciting entertainment, a swimming pool, and room to roam. Iona’s SkyDome is the place to be for relaxation, effortless dining and brilliant entertainment – day or night, whatever the weather.

Browse our hand-picked cruise deals, and secure your spot on an Iona Cruise holiday in 2026 and beyond. Make sure to explore cruise ship deals across the rest of the P&O Cruise fleet too, including the Aurora, Britannia, and more.

Food & Drink

Once you are welcomed aboard one of our Iona cruises, choose from over 15 places to eat to suit all appetites and occasions, including 8 specialty restaurants and more than 6 places to have breakfast.

Entertainment

When you’re not looking up at our impressive SkyDome, take a look at everything else the ship has to offer. Why not relax on deck to soothing sounds from our live musicians, catch a singer in the theatre, stumble upon a busker, party the night away at The Club House, or embrace the air guitar with our epic rock night in a SkyDome? Or perhaps for the ultimate nostalgic evening, take in the sunset views to the tune of a live pianist in a panoramic Crow's Nest. The soundtrack to your holiday onboard one of our Iona cruises is unlimited.

In between live music, theatre productions, movie blockbusters, and more, how about a spot of rib-tickling comedy? You’ll find something for everyone on a P&O Cruises Iona holiday. From family-friendly to adult-only content, all ages can enjoy our comedy shows. Guest comedians step on board to take to the stage and make you laugh. While world-class tribute acts dazzle with such impressive vocals, you won’t believe it isn’t the real deal!

Health & Fitness

Feel truly rejuvenated by taking a trip on an Iona cruise ship. Choose from 18 whirlpools and 4 swimming pools (three outside and one inside).

Kids & Teens

Keep the family entertained on a Iona Cruise. Run by a team of passionate and dedicated professionals, The Reef provides a perfect environment for our younger travellers to create their own holiday memories. For toddlers to teens, we’ve soft play, imaginative spaces and high-energy activities plus gaming, DJ equipment, and arts and crafts. There's also action-packed outdoor spaces including a climbing wall, football court, and splash zone to keep them cool on a hot day. Pre-registration is essential.

Terms & Conditions

£50 off Per Booking *Bookings made between 8th-12th October 2026 *£2,000 min spend p/booking *7-14 Night Sailings in 2027 | Up to 10% Past Guest Discount *Bookings made before 27 October 2026 *Departing on/after 01 February 2027 *Sailed on one or more P&O Cruises before | Balcony £350 OBSM *Bookings made up to 16 December 2026 *14-night cruises *Departing after April 2027