Caribbean: Royal Clipper: Caribbean Grenadine Islands
This cruise is as close to paradise as it gets
Royal Clipper is an elegant tall ship, combining all modern amenities with genuine authenticity. From its towering masts holding bright white sails, to its polished teak decks and shiny brass features, Royal Clipper is every inch a traditional sea-faring vessel. When you sail on her on a Caribbean and Grenadine Islands cruise, you will feel as though you have chartered your own private yacht for the week. Taking no more than 227 guests at a time, the atmosphere on board is intimate and friendly, and the crew are eager to tend to your every whim. From the expert chefs in the galley, cooking up tasty delicacies and delightful treats, to the chamber maids who make sure you have a comfortable stay on board Royal Clipper, the entire crew endeavour to make this Caribbean and Grenadine Islands voyage the best one you’ve ever had.
Starting and ending in Bridgetown, Barbados, Royal Clipper takes you on a luxurious voyage to a number of the Grenadine Islands. These islands form a chain between St Vincent in the north and Grenada in the south and make up part of the Caribbean’s Windward Islands. Beautiful towns, pretty harbours, gorgeous beaches and azure waters await your arrival, so book a Caribbean and Grenadine Islands adventure today and start looking forward to a truly memorable voyage.
Day 1 -
Bridgetown, Barbados
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Begin your adventure around the Caribbean and Grenadine Islands in Bridgetown, the fabulous capital of Barbados. If there is time before Royal Clipper sets sail, explore the shops around the marina or find a beach to get your holiday off to a relaxing start. From the moment you step aboard Royal Clipper, the crew will make you feel right at home.
Meals included:
Dinner
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Day 2 -
Desert Island Paradise
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Today on your Caribbean and Grenadine Islands cruise we spend a whole day on a peaceful uninhabited island. Find your perfect spot on the soft white sand and soak up the warming rays of the Caribbean sun. Perhaps take a dip in the heavenly waters or go snorkelling to discover a whole new world of life beneath the shimmering waves.
Meals included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 3 -
Grenada - Caribbean and Grenadine Islands
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When you wander around the lively markets of St George, the island’s capital, it is easy to see why people call this the ‘Spice Island’ – a glorious mixture of colours and scents will excite your senses. Visit the popular Grand Anse beach, or explore Fort George perched upon the hilltop where you will be afforded panoramic views of the city below.
Meals included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 4 -
Tobago Cays
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Tobago Cays National Park is one of the best diving sites in the Caribbean, and by far the best place you will visit for snorkelling during your Caribbean and Grenadine Islands voyage. The sheltered sea between these five small deserted islands make the ideal place for both beginners and those more experienced, and there are beautiful beaches if you would rather stay on dry land.
Meals included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 5 -
St. Vincent - Caribbean and Grenadine Islands
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The island of St Vincent is made up of volcanic islands, with La Soufrière still being active. This morning you can discover the sights of Kingstown, the island’s capital, while in the afternoon the Caribbean and Grenadine Islands tour continues to Bequia. Exuding a distinctive charm and sophistication, Bequia’s rolling hills are covered in lush vegetation which slopes down to meet the white sugary beaches. Explore Port Elizabeth, the island’s stylish capital.
Meals included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 6 -
Martinique
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This island possesses a wonderful French ambience and it is well known for its excellent cuisine. This morning on the Caribbean and Grenadine Islands cruise you will get the chance to visit Martinique and explore Fort de France, the island’s capital, which has some stunning botanical gardens. The afternoon can be spent on one of the glorious beaches, for which the island is famous.
*On 2011 voyages, the morning is spent at the beach and the afternoon in Fort de France*
Meals included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 7 -
St. Lucia
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Today your Caribbean and Grenadine Islands cruise brings you to beautiful St Lucia where you have the opportunity to visit the fascinating sulphur springs of Soufrière. No visit to this island is complete without seeing the iconic Pitons, a pair of volcanic plugs that rise vertically from the sea, and there are plenty of rainforest trails waiting to be explored.
Meals included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day 8 -
Bridgetown, Barbados
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The Caribbean and Grenadine Islands voyage concludes today, but you have another chance to see colourful Bridgetown before heading to the airport for your return flight to the UK.
Meals included:
Breakfast
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The Captain reserves the right to alter the itinerary in order to suit wind and weather conditions.. ***Please note Cruise departing on the 18th December is for an eight night duration with an extra stop in Dominica. The cruise departing on the 2nd January is for a six night duration and there will be no stop in Martinique.***
DOCUMENTARY AND MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS . A full valid passport is required for all holidays, valid for at least 6 months after the date of return to the UK. The passenger is responsible for ensuring compliance with all necessary visa and other documentary requirements for the entire holiday, and shall have received all medical inoculations necessary
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