Discover the Hidden Wonders of the Caribbean
Discover the Hidden Wonders of the Caribbean
Island hop through the Caribbean by luxury yacht
Embark on an unforgettable Caribbean voyage exploring pristine beaches and coral reefs, island-hopping through diverse cultures, where the warmth of the locals will enhance your luxury yacht adventure.
Embark on this unforgettable 14-day Caribbean cruise on board Emerald Cruises luxury yacht, setting sail from the beautiful island of Barbados. Dip into a therapeutic mud bath or hot springs in Soufrière, admire the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Nelson’s Dockyard from Falmouth Harbour, and swim off the stunning beaches of Îles des Saintes, Guadeloupe. Snorkel over vivid coral reefs in Anguilla or explore the series of grottoes on the beach at Virgin Gorda. Soak up the natural beauty of Norman Island and dip into the natural ‘jacuzzi’, a naturally formed sea pool. Experience the relaxed island atmosphere of Anegada, before sailing to Gustavia and concluding your cruise in Marigot.
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2027
The Emerald Cruises Difference
Experience an unforgettable voyage of discovery with shore excursions, EmeraldPLUS cultural experiences, and the EmeraldACTIVE program all included.
38 superb meals including 13 Breakfasts (B), 12 Lunches (L), 13 Dinners (D)
Including a Welcome and Farewell Reception & Dinner
Complimentary wine, beer, soft drinks & selected cocktails throughout the day.
Gustavia, its French joie de vivre, the most favourite yachting destination in the Caribbean.
38 superb meals including 13 Breakfasts (B), 12 Lunches (L), 13 Dinners (D)
Including a Welcome and Farewell Reception & Dinner
Complimentary wine, beer, soft drinks & selected cocktails throughout the day.
Gustavia, its French joie de vivre, the most favourite yachting destination in the Caribbean.
Discover Saba, “Unspoiled Queen of the Caribbean”, known for its lush mountains and world-class hiking trails.
Îles des Saintes, with its quaint, French-style towns full of distinctive petite stone buildings and idyllic white-sand coves.
UNESCO World Heritage sites: 18th century Nelson’s Dockyard in Falmouth Harbour and the Pitons, Saint Lucia’s spectacular rocky peaks.
All tipping and gratuities
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