You are invited to take a dip in the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea, tango with the sea life, and then relax on the golden sandy beach of South Friars Bay … that is Snuba in St. Kitts. You will enjoy a scenic 20-minute drive over to the Snuba dive site, passing the majestic stately homes of Frigate Bay, the manicured greens of the Royal St. Kitts Golf Course, and the breathtaking ascent to Timothy Hill, while viewing the energetic Atlantic Ocean on the one side and the serene Caribbean Sea on the other.  On arrival at the dive site on South Friars Beach, home of the prestigious Carambola Beach Club and fine golden sand, you will gear up, receive your orientation and you are ready. Dive in!!!! After your great underwater experience, you can gear down, and enjoy some beach time, a swim in the cool clear waters, or just sunbathing.

Please note:  Bring adequate sun protection, swimsuit and towel, a hat and/or sunglasses. You will be required to sign a waiver to participate in this adventure.

Take a drive on the wild side on an ATV tour along the uninhabited and unpopulated roads of Foxes Bay. You will drive past silent villages well preserved by nature and perhaps you may be lucky enough to grab fruits directly from low hanging branches of fruit trees only disturbed by birds. Catch a glimpse of what village life used to be and enjoy riding through villages and streets once filled with busy people now filled with abundant plant life and silence. What an exciting way to see Montserrat.

Please note: To operate an ATV you will need your driver’s license and be willing to sign the required waivers. Guests must wear all required safety gear provided. Actual driving time is 1.5 hours. This tour is not for children, minimum age is 21 years old and maximum weight is 200 lbs. Guests must follow the directions of the tour guide as there are no markers and no one to ask directions. Price is per ATV.

From Little Bay you will drive through Brades and on to Woodlands and Salem. Your first stop would be at Runaway Ghaut where local lore says that if you drink the pure spring water flowing from mountains in the heart of island that you will return to Montserrat. Then it’s on to Richmond Hill where you will get a bird's-eye view of the Buried City while standing poolside at the abandoned Montserrat Springs Hotel. You will drive through abandoned villages and towns with buried and decaying buildings, some now covered in climbing plant life. And in the Buried City you will stand on what used to be the deep water harbor and behold the majesty of the tallest mountain on Montserrat growing out of where once stood churches, schools, homes, and places of business. Head out of the Buried City to the Woodlands Beach facility where you will be served an exotic Caribbean lunch including Calypso chicken, seasoned rice, and plantain fritters. Relax under the canopy of almond trees and sip on your rum punch. You will have time to browse the local craft dealers’ stands at the Woodlands facility and take a piece of Montserrat’s volcano home with you.

Please note: Wear light clothes, hat or visor, sunscreen, and sunglasses. 

Please note:  Due to the limited number of participants allowed and the popularity of this tour, it fills up quickly.    

                    

The Indian River is like a mini Amazon teeming with life – situated in the center of the town of Portsmouth to the North of Dominica. The river was name Indian River after the settlements of the Kalinago formally known as Carib Indians who existed on the upper banks of the River. The Indian River showcases flora and fauna that are very unique to this area of Dominica, some of this variants including heron, kingfishers, iguanas, and a variety of birds. Experienced boatmen in hand-oared wooden rowboats will take you up the slow-moving river at a leisurely pace, so that you can appreciate the many types of wildlife and plant life along the swampy river bank. You will see for yourself where scenes from Pirates of the Caribbean were filmed. Up the river you can take a short 10-minute walk in the Botanical Gardens that exist there and you will visit the renowned ‘Bush Bar’ and try the signature home-made  rum punch  called “The Dynamite.”   

Please note:  Wear comfortable walking shoes. Life jackets will be provided.

This 3-hour fun adventure will lead you through Dominica’s unspoiled nature with opportunities for viewing stunning landforms – forests, rivers, hot water pools, and bubbling sulfur mud ponds.  Your experience will start with a coach ride from the pier to the Roseau Valley and through the lush, verdant greenery of this nature island, to see the world renowned Trafalgar Waterfalls – nature at its best. You will see the picturesque landscapes, exotic flora and fauna, and the greenest rainforest in the Caribbean region. Then you will depart for a nature spa experience, a short drive away and you will have the opportunity to explore a nature sanctuary filled with fruit trees, tweeting birds, tropical blooms, flowing streams, a waterfall, and natural sulfur deposits – (hot) therapeutic sulfur water tubs, cool water streams for rejuvenating, and opportunities for learning about the natural product sold here – you will lose yourself in this paradise on earth. Then you will then be served your choice of fruit punch or rum punch before heading back to the ship.

Please note:  Bring water shoes, swimsuit, towel, and sun screen. 

You will board a 60-foot catamaran and hear a briefing on your tour, some history of the area, what to look for as you travel, what species live in these waters and their behavior patterns. There are no guarantees what animals you may or may not see but you will be in natural habitat for whales and dolphins.  You will cruise for 3.5 hours along the west coast of Dominica, 2-8 miles off shore as you search for wildlife. Periodically the boat will stop and hydrophones will be put into the water. This is done to listen for the rhythmic clicking of Sperm Whales, the pinging of Pilot Whales, the whistling of Dolphins, or the singing of Humpbacks. During this period you will hear educational commentary as well. Most commonly seen animals are: Sperm, Pilot, False Killer Whales, Spotted, Spinner, and Bottle Nose Dolphins. The minimum distance for approaching these animals is 160 feet. There is no in-water activity. This is a calving area and the welfare of these animals is of primary concern.  Refreshments and local snacks will be served on the way back to port.

Please note:  This tour is not suitable for those with mobility issues. Whale and/or dolphin sightings are not guaranteed.

Open-air gondolas, accompanied by a naturalist guide provide the one and only access to the upper layers of the rainforest. Ascending through the middle layer of the rainforest you will enjoy the fauna and flora.  The Aerial Tram Tour will transport you up and away from the heat and bustle of the lowlands to an ecological park located in the heights of St Lucia’s forest reserve.  Sixteen open-air gondolas ascend noiselessly through the rainforest, offering you a magical view of nature in its majesty – towering gommiers, impressive chatanniers, and the remarkable phenomenon of the strangler ficus, alighted upon by playful hummingbirds and banana quits.  An experienced Nature Interpreter will point out giant ferns and magnificent heliconia, and identify the calls and the plumage of the birdlife that makes the Caribbean Oceanic forest its home.  The descent will afford you a bird’s eye view of the forest and a spectacular panoramic vista of the north of the island.  With much to see and listen for, the tram ride will be a celebration of color and life and a restorative retreat guaranteed to refresh the senses.   

Please note:  Depending on traffic, the drive to the tram is about 40 minutes, and persons prone to motion sickness are asked to take the necessary precautions prior to the tour. Wear comfortable walking shoes for the trail. The walk after the Aerial Tram is optional. No high heels, sandals or flip flops are allowed.  Bring sun protection, insect repellent, a camera and binoculars. The Aerial Tram is for all ages and fitness levels but is not wheelchair accessible.

Take a bird’s-eye-view of rainforest bird and plant life as you soar high above the ground on this zip line adventure.   You will enjoy a one-hour journey along a somewhat winding road toward Dennery Fishing Village. Soon you reach the Zip Line Welcome Center in the heart of the rainforest. After a safety briefing you will be on your way along 4,000 feet of cables suspended between platforms. There are also two net bridges that provide access between platforms. The fully integrated system of cables and rigging is carefully designed to deliver a thrill all under safe conditions. Although this ride does not demand physical ability, the adrenaline rush is one you’ll long remember.

Please note:  You should wear tops with sleeves and avoid very brief shorts. Long hair must be pinned up and shoes should be well secured to your feet. Some step-climbing is involved. You will be required to sign a waiver to participate on this tour. Weight limit is 250 lbs. 

Imagine walking in zero gravity while surrounded by incredible aquatic life - that’s Sea Trek!  Sea Trekking is as close as it gets to the sensations of walking in space.  Take a walk on the “wet” side which brings you face to face with the marvel of marine life.  Your tour will begin from the gently sloping sandy beach at Pigeon Island.  All Sea Trek tours begin with a medical questionnaire and safety briefing.  You will be equipped with a specially designed Sea Trek helmet, which sits comfortably on your shoulders. Trekkers breathe freely underwater from a continuous flow of air pumped in to the back of the helmet through a hose attached to a pod system. There are no masks, no mouthpieces, no stress and no complications. You can even wear your prescription glasses, as your entire head stays dry throughout your underwater adventure.  Pre-certification is not necessary and swimming skills are not required. If you can walk and breathe, you can Sea Trek.  Just relax on the beach afterwards before heading back to the ship. 

Please note: Due to a natural environment, there is never a 100% guarantee that a particular species of marine life will be seen.  Bring towels, swimwear underneath your clothing, sunscreen, cameras and US cash if you wish to purchase additional beverages at the Jambe Des Bois restaurant in the park. You will be required to sign a waiver to participate in this tour.  Weight limit is 250 lbs.

Enjoy an underwater experience that offers the best way to go beyond snorkeling without the responsibility or commitment of a deep dive. SNUBA requires no time-consuming training, dive experience or bulky equipment, leaving you with absolute freedom and comfort to breathe easily under water and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of our Marine Life.  Under the supervision of warm, friendly and certified SNUBA guides, you will intimately explore marine life from a fully guided and safe perspective.  All SNUBA tours begin with the completion of a medical questionnaire and safety briefing.  A pre-dive orientation will then be done which includes the dive guidelines and regulations.  Divers are encouraged to proceed to depths according to their individual level of comfort.   Whether you opt to cruise at the surface or descend to the maximum depth of 20 feet there will be no need to surface for air or to tussle with bulky equipment. The SNUBA excursion takes place at Pigeon Island where your ship will be waiting.  

Please note: Due to a natural environment, there is never a 100% guarantee that a particular species of marine life will be seen.  Bring towels, swimwear underneath your clothing, sunscreen, cameras and US cash if you wish to purchase additional beverages at the Jambe Des Bois restaurant in the park. You will be required to sign a waiver to participate on this tour. Weight limit is 250 lbs.

Prepare to embark on a journey that will take you to some of Barbados’s most beautiful and important historical sites. Journey through the rolling hills of the countryside on a 30-minute drive to Gun Hill Signal Station with a magnificent and captivating view of the island!  Built in 1818, the signal station was beautifully restored and landscaped by the Barbados National Trust and now houses a collection of military memorabilia. An officer at the signal station carved the statue of the lion on the hillside below, out of a single piece of rock in 1868. Continue to St. John's Parish Church, perched on a cliff, 800 feet above sea level, overlooking coastal St. John and the Atlantic Ocean. The present building was constructed in 1836, after the hurricane of 1831 destroyed the one built in 1660. The pulpit is constructed from six different kinds of wood: ebony, locust, Barbados mahogany, manchineel, oak and pine. The church also contains an interesting sculpture depicting the Madonna and Child with the infant St. John. The graveyard contains the tomb of Ferdinand Paleologus, a descendent of the Byzantine Imperial family, who died in Barbados in 1678 after being a resident for over 20 years. Located near the center of the island, Highland Adventure Centre sits in the parish of St. Thomas, at an elevation of more than 1,000 feet above sea level. From here the view of the East Coast is truly breathtaking! The pounding Atlantic surf in the distance, contrasts with the unspoiled beauty of nearby Mount Hillaby, which at 1,138 feet above sea level, is the highest point on the island. You get the feeling that you're sitting on top of the world.  Your tour returns to the port by heading westwards, across the northern part of the island, to Holetown, where a monument commemorates the landing in 1605 of the first British settlers, who claimed the island ‘in the name of James I of England.’ Continuing southwards, you will drive along the West Coast, where the clear sea gently kisses some of the best beaches in the Caribbean and many of the ‘rich and famous’ have their ‘getaways.’ This section of the island is often referred to as the ‘Gold Coast,’ because of the number of very wealthy people who have come to live here over the years. It also boasts some of the finest hotels and restaurants.

Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes. Rum or fruit punch will be served at the Highland Centre

Harrison's Cave is a magnificent natural phenomenon, quite in a class of its own and one of the most spectacular natural attractions in the entire Caribbean.  After checking in at the Visitors Center, you will be taken into a theatre where you will watch a short film on the formation of Barbados. Then you will board the electric tram that will take you down into the cave.  As the driver pulls away, your guide will accompany you and you are on your way to a memorable experience - magnificent chambers, incredible stalactites and stalagmites, bubbling streams, tumbling cascades, plunging waterfalls and emerald pools.  Throughout the almost mile long cave the flowstone covered walls glisten in the lights as the calcite laden waters drip down from the roof. You will then head to Sunbury House dating back to 1650. It possesses one of the country's superior collections of antiques. The cellar houses a unique collection of antique carriages, the largest collection in the Caribbean, as well as many items used in the domestic life of the plantation. It also houses a very old collection of optical machinery and sight testing equipment. Enjoy a light deli -style lunch with a complimentary rum or fruit punch.  A short drive will take you to the airport where you will be met and assisted with your luggage and airline check-in.

Please note:  There are some steps at Harrison’s Cave and a very steep step up into the tram. To access the top floor of Sunbury House there are 20 steps up and also 10 steps down to the cellar.

Open-air gondolas, accompanied by a naturalist guide provide the one and only access to the upper layers of the rainforest. Ascending through the middle layer of the rainforest you will enjoy the fauna and flora.  The Aerial Tram Tour will transport you up and away from the heat and bustle of the lowlands to an ecological park located in the heights of St Lucia’s forest reserve.  Sixteen open-air gondolas ascend noiselessly through the rainforest, offering you a magical view of nature in its majesty – towering gommiers, impressive chatanniers, and the remarkable phenomenon of the strangler ficus, alighted upon by playful hummingbirds and banana quits.  An experienced Nature Interpreter will point out giant ferns and magnificent heliconia, and identify the calls and the plumage of the birdlife that makes the Caribbean Oceanic forest its home.  The descent will afford you a bird’s eye view of the forest and a spectacular panoramic vista of the north of the island.  With much to see and listen for, the tram ride will be a celebration of color and life and a restorative retreat guaranteed to refresh the senses.   

Please note:  Depending on traffic, the drive to the tram is about 40 minutes, and persons prone to motion sickness are asked to take the necessary precautions prior to the tour. Wear comfortable walking shoes for the trail. The walk after the Aerial Tram is optional. No high heels, sandals or flip flops are allowed.  Bring sun protection, insect repellent, a camera and binoculars. The Aerial Tram is for all ages and fitness levels but is not wheelchair accessible.

Take a bird’s-eye-view of rainforest bird and plant life as you soar high above the ground on this zip line adventure.   You will enjoy a one-hour journey along a somewhat winding road toward Dennery Fishing Village. Soon you reach the Zip Line Welcome Center in the heart of the rainforest. After a safety briefing you will be on your way along 4,000 feet of cables suspended between platforms. There are also two net bridges that provide access between platforms. The fully integrated system of cables and rigging is carefully designed to deliver a thrill all under safe conditions. Although this ride does not demand physical ability, the adrenaline rush is one you’ll long remember.

Please note:  You should wear tops with sleeves and avoid very brief shorts. Long hair must be pinned up and shoes should be well secured to your feet. Some step-climbing is involved. You will be required to sign a waiver to participate on this tour. Weight limit is 250 lbs. 

Imagine walking in zero gravity while surrounded by incredible aquatic life - that’s Sea Trek!  Sea Trekking is as close as it gets to the sensations of walking in space.  Take a walk on the “wet” side which brings you face to face with the marvel of marine life.  Your tour will begin from the gently sloping sandy beach at Pigeon Island.  All Sea Trek tours begin with a medical questionnaire and safety briefing.  You will be equipped with a specially designed Sea Trek helmet, which sits comfortably on your shoulders. Trekkers breathe freely underwater from a continuous flow of air pumped in to the back of the helmet through a hose attached to a pod system. There are no masks, no mouthpieces, no stress and no complications. You can even wear your prescription glasses, as your entire head stays dry throughout your underwater adventure.  Pre-certification is not necessary and swimming skills are not required. If you can walk and breathe, you can Sea Trek.  Just relax on the beach afterwards before heading back to the ship. 

Please note: Due to a natural environment, there is never a 100% guarantee that a particular species of marine life will be seen.  Bring towels, swimwear underneath your clothing, sunscreen, cameras and US cash if you wish to purchase additional beverages at the Jambe Des Bois restaurant in the park. You will be required to sign a waiver to participate in this tour.  Weight limit is 250 lbs.

Enjoy an underwater experience that offers the best way to go beyond snorkeling without the responsibility or commitment of a deep dive. SNUBA requires no time-consuming training, dive experience or bulky equipment, leaving you with absolute freedom and comfort to breathe easily under water and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of our Marine Life.  Under the supervision of warm, friendly and certified SNUBA guides, you will intimately explore marine life from a fully guided and safe perspective.  All SNUBA tours begin with the completion of a medical questionnaire and safety briefing.  A pre-dive orientation will then be done which includes the dive guidelines and regulations.  Divers are encouraged to proceed to depths according to their individual level of comfort.   Whether you opt to cruise at the surface or descend to the maximum depth of 20 feet there will be no need to surface for air or to tussle with bulky equipment. The SNUBA excursion takes place at Pigeon Island where your ship will be waiting.  

Please note: Due to a natural environment, there is never a 100% guarantee that a particular species of marine life will be seen.  Bring towels, swimwear underneath your clothing, sunscreen, cameras and US cash if you wish to purchase additional beverages at the Jambe Des Bois restaurant in the park. You will be required to sign a waiver to participate on this tour. Weight limit is 250 lbs.

This afternoon’s dive will be at either Boss  Reef or Purple Rain Reef, where coral, fish, and other sea life present an amazing kaleidoscope of color and texture. Site will be decided on the day of the dive. The dive time is between 45-50 minutes. After you surface, local fruit and juice will be served.

Please note:  Divers who have not logged a dive in the past 12 months will be required to take a refresher course which can be taken at an additional cost of $80.  Wear your swimsuit under your clothing and bring a towel. Waiver release forms must be signed and medical conditions must be disclosed. Please bring your C-card.

This 2-tank dive will visit both Boss Reef and Purple Rain Reef. Each dive will be about 45-50 minutes, with a surface interval between dives of approximately one hour.  Juices and fruit will be served. 

Please note:  Divers who have not logged a dive in the past 12 months will be required to take a refresher course which can be taken at an additional cost of $80. Please wear your swimsuit under your clothes and bring a towel. Waiver release forms must be signed and medical conditions must be disclosed. Please bring your C-card.

Have you ever wondered what the underwater would look like but you can’t snorkel or SCUBA dive?  Well now you can, with Grenada’s newest underwater adventure. You will discover what the underwater looks like in a “sit on top” double clear bottom kayak.  The journey takes 15 minutes from the port to your starting point at Grand Mal Bay, next to the newly refurbish building formerly known as Sunset View Restaurant, on the West Coast.  There you will board your kayak and begin your fantastic journey over the Grand Mal coral reefs, down to Cherry Hill, turn around and move on to Mollinere Bay where you will view the popular divers’ reefs, and experience the wonders of the underwater world. After 1 ¼  hours you will return to the Kayak house where you will recover from the wonders of the underwater world, with a swim in the calm bay, and a complimentary drink at the bar (rum punch, local beer, local fruit juice, soft drink or water) before you will be returned to the pier.

Please note: Bring your swimsuit and towel, sunscreen and a hat and/or sunglasses. Guests will be required to sign a waiver to participate on this tour. Minimum age is 8 years old and maximum weight is 250 lbs.

St. George’s offers a wonderful opportunity to begin the sport of SCUBA diving. Your package includes instruction and a shallow pool dive, as well as all equipment. Afterwards, you will proceed to a shallow dive area and explore the wonders of the beautiful waters of Grenada.

Please note: Minimum age is 10 years old. 

This aromatic tour will allow you to learn about Grenada Nutmeg and organic chocolate production. You will head toward the island's west coast and visit the Gouyave Nutmeg Processing Station to discover how nutmegs are harvested, processed, and exported. Well protected behind high walls, you will travel one century back in time. No conveyor belts, no machines. The long processing chain of this precious spice starts off in the hands and nimble fingers of the experienced, diligent and incredible ‘’Mammas.’’  After, you will visit the Diamond Chocolate Plant which produces the “Jouvay” organic chocolate now ranked in the top 10 best chocolates in the world by National Geographic. The quality of the beans, the distinct taste and the country’s rich history of cocoa production have inspired L. A. Burdick Chocolate to partner with Grenada’s knowledgeable independent cocoa farmers in building a cocoa processing facility. After harvesting the beans, all fermentation, sorting, drying, roasting and conching is done on the premises of the factory. A visit to the cocoa tree garden and a rare and delicious chocolate tasting and sampling will conclude this enjoyable tour of one of the most amazing sites in the Caribbean. 

Please note:  This tour is appropriate for guests who are able to walk about 100 yards and must be able to walk on and off the motor coach unattended. Tour order may vary. Taking photographs is not allowed in the Nutmeg Processing Station.  One complimentary fresh local juice per person will be served.

You will hop into the back of one of the covered vans that are the signature mode of transportation on the island of Bequia. Drive through the main town of Port Elizabeth to head to Fort Hamilton, an old fort 300 ft. above sea level where you will enjoy a magnificent view over Admiralty Bay.  You will see the cannon used by the French centuries ago in their war against the British. Mount Pleasant is your next stop. On this hill you will enjoy magnificent views of homes and the bays that surround the island.  Moving along the Atlantic shoreline into Industry Bay you will visit The Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary for a guided tour by Orton King, who spends his time tending to the endangered Hawksbill sea turtles from birth until they are ready to go back into the sea.  Then head back down to the harbor, to your waiting yacht.  

Please note: Bring sunscreen and wear comfortable walking shoes.

What better way to enjoy the Caribbean than to engage in what the area is best known for! A coastal scenic trip and a bit of snorkeling are just the right combination to provide some adventure. You will climb aboard an adventure power boat and set off towards one of the island’s snorkel sites. See tiny shellfish in their natural habitat and watch the schools of fish dart playfully around you. After a while in the water you will return to your boat where the Captain’s famous rum punch will be served. Enjoy the scenery as you sip on your beverage and your boat takes you back to the pier and your waiting yacht.

Please note:  Wear your swimsuit under your clothing and bring a towel.  You may stay on board and enjoy the atmosphere if you choose not to snorkel.  

Prepare to embark on a journey that will take you to some of Barbados’s most beautiful and important historical sites. Journey through the rolling hills of the countryside on a 30-minute drive to Gun Hill Signal Station with a magnificent and captivating view of the island!  Built in 1818, the signal station was beautifully restored and landscaped by the Barbados National Trust and now houses a collection of military memorabilia. An officer at the signal station carved the statue of the lion on the hillside below, out of a single piece of rock in 1868. Continue to St. John's Parish Church, perched on a cliff, 800 feet above sea level, overlooking coastal St. John and the Atlantic Ocean. The present building was constructed in 1836, after the hurricane of 1831 destroyed the one built in 1660. The pulpit is constructed from six different kinds of wood: ebony, locust, Barbados mahogany, manchineel, oak and pine. The church also contains an interesting sculpture depicting the Madonna and Child with the infant St. John. The graveyard contains the tomb of Ferdinand Paleologus, a descendent of the Byzantine Imperial family, who died in Barbados in 1678 after being a resident for over 20 years. Located near the center of the island, Highland Adventure Centre sits in the parish of St. Thomas, at an elevation of more than 1,000 feet above sea level. From here the view of the East Coast is truly breathtaking! The pounding Atlantic surf in the distance, contrasts with the unspoiled beauty of nearby Mount Hillaby, which at 1,138 feet above sea level, is the highest point on the island. You get the feeling that you're sitting on top of the world.  Your tour returns to the port by heading westwards, across the northern part of the island, to Holetown, where a monument commemorates the landing in 1605 of the first British settlers, who claimed the island ‘in the name of James I of England.’ Continuing southwards, you will drive along the West Coast, where the clear sea gently kisses some of the best beaches in the Caribbean and many of the ‘rich and famous’ have their ‘getaways.’ This section of the island is often referred to as the ‘Gold Coast,’ because of the number of very wealthy people who have come to live here over the years. It also boasts some of the finest hotels and restaurants.

Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes. Rum or fruit punch will be served at the Highland Centre

Harrison's Cave is a magnificent natural phenomenon, quite in a class of its own and one of the most spectacular natural attractions in the entire Caribbean.  After checking in at the Visitors Center, you will be taken into a theatre where you will watch a short film on the formation of Barbados. Then you will board the electric tram that will take you down into the cave.  As the driver pulls away, your guide will accompany you and you are on your way to a memorable experience - magnificent chambers, incredible stalactites and stalagmites, bubbling streams, tumbling cascades, plunging waterfalls and emerald pools.  Throughout the almost mile long cave the flowstone covered walls glisten in the lights as the calcite laden waters drip down from the roof. You will then head to Sunbury House dating back to 1650. It possesses one of the country's superior collections of antiques. The cellar houses a unique collection of antique carriages, the largest collection in the Caribbean, as well as many items used in the domestic life of the plantation. It also houses a very old collection of optical machinery and sight testing equipment. Enjoy a light deli -style lunch with a complimentary rum or fruit punch.  A short drive will take you to the airport where you will be met and assisted with your luggage and airline check-in.

Please note:  There are some steps at Harrison’s Cave and a very steep step up into the tram. To access the top floor of Sunbury House there are 20 steps up and also 10 steps down to the cellar.