Day 1 - Pointe-à-Pitre

Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe: This warm city is a vibrant destination within Guadeloupe, offering a myriad of activities and attractions suitable for the whole family. Known for its lively markets and educational theme parks, both children and adults will find an array of entertaining options to explore.

Day 2 - Îles des Saintes

Îles des Saintes, Guadeloupe: This small archipelago lies across from the western coast of Guadeloupe. First discovered in November 1493 by Columbus and initially named Los Santos, the islands were later settled by the French in 1648, becoming known as Les Saintes. Historically connected with Guadeloupe, Les Saintes remained an undisturbed Caribbean locale until recent tourism interest. Of the eight islands, only Terre-de-Bas and Terre-de-Haut are inhabited. The latter boasts the notable Fort Napoleon, offering stunning views across the bay and of Guadeloupe. Known for its charming red-roofed village along a curving bay, Terre-de-Haut invites visitors to browse its boutiques and gift shops or relax in its quaint cafés. The island's natural allure is complemented by its scenic beaches, accessible on foot due to the limited vehicular presence, allowing visitors to leisurely enjoy their time ashore.

Day 3 - Falmouth

Falmouth, Antigua and Barbuda: Surrounded by the British colonial charm of English Harbour, this area on Antigua's south coast boasts some of the Caribbean's most beautiful beaches, such as the renowned Rendez-Vous Bay Beach. English Harbour encapsulates the essence of the Caribbean, melding historical allure with natural beauty. Central to its historic splendour is Nelson's Dockyard, a part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site which includes Clarence House and Shirley Heights. The dockyard, with its fascinating naval history, has been preserved as a site where historic buildings now host delightful boutiques, restaurants, and art galleries. Adventurers can explore nature trails and enjoy the island's famous 365 beaches, each a personal paradise catering to activities from romantic walks to thrilling water sports.

Day 4 - Barbuda

Barbuda, Antigua and Barbuda: An idyllic haven of pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, Barbuda offers a peaceful retreat with its untouched natural beauty. The island is famed for its breathtaking pink sand beaches and plentiful wildlife, making it a paradise for those looking to experience tranquillity and connect with nature. Visitors can explore its serene landscapes, enjoy bird watching at the Frigate Bird Sanctuary, or simply relax and unwind along the picturesque shorelines.

Day 5 - Charlestown

Charlestown, Saint Kitts and Nevis: As a quaint Caribbean town, Charlestown offers a glimpse into the rich history and vibrant culture of Saint Kitts and Nevis. Visitors can wander through its charming streets lined with Georgian-style buildings, discover historical landmarks, and explore local museums that narrate the island's storied past. The nearby rejuvenating hot springs and lush botanical gardens provide perfect settings for relaxation and exploration.

Day 6 - Gustavia

Gustavia, Saint Barthélemy: Gustavia is a delight to explore on foot, with its bustling atmosphere and scenic harbour. Although some shops close from noon to late afternoon, they stay open into the evening. The streets come alive with various boutiques and eateries, offering a blend of luxury and local charm. Visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant local culture, although parking might prove challenging during the busier holiday seasons.

Day 7 - Prickly Pear Island

Prickly Pear Island, Antigua and Barbuda: Offering a secluded escape, Prickly Pear Island surrounds visitors with azure waters perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and enjoying laid-back beach days. The island's tranquillity is punctuated only by the sound of waves against the shore, providing a serene backdrop for relaxation and exploration of its vibrant marine life.

Day 8 - Philipsburg

Philipsburg, Sint Maarten (Dutch part): As the capital city stretching between Great Bay and Salt Pond, Philipsburg invites exploration along its five parallel streets teeming with shops and eateries. It's known for its lively atmosphere, especially when cruise ships are in port, due to the abundance of duty-free shops and casinos. The picturesque beachfront boardwalk and historical landmarks such as Wathey Square offer delightful diversions, while the Captain Hodge Pier provides stunning views of Great Bay.