Western Caribbean Cruise

Two words always come to mind when you think about New Orleans: Mardi Gras. But it’s so much more than that. Anyone interested in food, history or music – as well as romantics of all sorts – will enjoy a visit to New Orleans.

With its lively tropical reefs, crystal-clear waters and ancient ruins, Cozumel is ripe for one-of-a-kind adventures. Cruise to Cozumel and head to Chankanaab National Park, where you can snorkel amongst the colourful reefs and schools of tropical fish that give this island its premier diving status. Or travel back in time on an adventure through the towering Maya ruins of Tulum. When you’ve finished exploring, unwind with a beachside massage at Playa Mia. From culture-savouring to soaking up sunshine, you’ll find a world of adventure waiting for you in Cozumel.

Grand Cayman is where the high life meets island life. This international banking haven is as much known for award-winning beaches as for the flocks of celebrities and high rollers that frequent them. You can sip Cayman Mama’s while rubbing shoulders with the global glitterati. During your Grand Cayman cruise, you can snorkel with stingrays in Stingray City. Treat your inner foodie at eateries established by acclaimed top chefs like Michael Schwartz, or chow down on conch fritters by the seashore. You can even soak up some rays at one of the beaches voted best in the world, Seven Mile Beach. And do it all in the same day.

Known as MoBay to locals, Montego Bay is Jamaica’s second-largest city and its top destination. Blending big city bustle with secluded natural wonder, it offers some of the island’s best beaches, bars and shopping. Cruise to Montego Bay and sample some delicious jerk cooking at a trendy eatery on the Hip Strip before teeing off at a world-class championship golf course. Or sync your mind with island time on a secluded stretch of white-sand beach. And if you venture into the rainforest, you’ll find no shortage of tumbling waterfalls to wade through. The best part? Montego Bay is only 20 minutes west of Falmouth.

Two words always come to mind when you think about New Orleans: Mardi Gras. But it’s so much more than that. Anyone interested in food, history or music – as well as romantics of all sorts – will enjoy a visit to New Orleans.