Begin your journey with a hotel stay in the heart of Tampa. Walk along the Tampa Riverwalk, where palm trees, parks, and sparkling bay waters create a perfect backdrop for the adventure ahead on Florida's central Gulf Coast. Discover local gems like the Tampa Museum of Art and dine at one of the many waterfront restaurants offering fresh Gulf seafood. As the sun sets, unwind with a cocktail at one of Tampa's upscale rooftop bars, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the skyline and bay. ... Read More
After breakfast at the hotel, travel to the ship in St. Petersburg, where a warm welcome sets the tone for your cruise. Get to know fellow guests and crew in one of the spacious lounges or on the sun deck. With luggage service included, your bags will be delivered directly to your spacious stateroom, allowing you to just relax and enjoy the views as we set sail along the Florida Coast. ... Read More
Tuesday - Apr 6, 2027
Day 3
Punta Gorda, Florida, United States
Punta Gorda offers a peaceful retreat with a vibrant downtown lined with restored buildings, fine dining, and boutique shopping. Home to several galleries and cooperative art spaces, the city has also become a thriving center for artists. Peruse an "Artisan Village" of local potters, woodturners, fiber, and glass artists. Watch as they demonstrate their skills and browse gift shops full of their work. Just a short ride from the ship is the Visual Arts Center, featuring three distinct galleries that showcase the works of regional artists in a variety of mediums. Nature lovers can visit Peace River, a 30-acre waterfront oasis that encompasses the diversity of five ecosystems, including marshlands, wetlands, mangroves, uplands, and tidal basin. Or, explore Iguanaland, the largest reptile zoo in the world, with over 200 different species of reptiles. For the ultimate relaxation and refined indulgence, choose to spend the afternoon poolside at a local resort, enjoying the warmth of the sun under a swaying palm tree. ... Read More
Wednesday - Apr 7, 2027
Day 4
Marco Island, Florida, United States
Enjoy a serene escape to Marco Island, featuring pristine white-sand beaches and calm Gulf waters. Lush mangroves and winding waterways invite exploration, revealing a vibrant ecosystem teeming with wildlife. Learn about the area's local dolphin population on a boat tour narrated by a guide who shares insights about these lovable marine mammals. Or, join a small group fishing adventure along the backwater regions, with the opportunity for the big catch. Cruise the breathtaking Ten Thousand Islands, where you can spot diverse wildlife like manatees, alligators, and numerous bird species. Later, trace the settlement of this subtropical island paradise with a visit to the Marco Island Historical Museum. ... Read More
Thursday - Apr 8, 2027
Day 5
At Sea
Sail from Marco Island to Key West and soak in the stunning views from your private balcony. Watch the turquoise waters blend with the horizon, while frigatebirds glide overhead, and dolphins occasionally play in the ship's wake as you travel across the Gulf Coast's open waters.
Located at the southernmost tip of the Florida Keys, this small island bursts with colorful character and a bohemian spirit. Its streets, lined with pastel-hued conch houses, tell a story of its eclectic past, from its founding in the 1820s to its storied era of pirates and sunken treasures. Discover the island on your own, aboard an open-air electric car. Drive along the same streets traversed by famous literary figures such as Ernest Hemingway and Tennessee Williams, whose legacies linger. Ride a trolley through the charming streets of Old Town, showcasing a collection of tropical gardens and historic conch houses, reflecting the island's vibrant maritime story and diverse influences that define Key West's cultural district. If you're feeling adventurous, take a scenic seaplane flight to Dry Tortugas National Park, renowned for its marine life, pirate legends, and sheer unspoiled beauty. Once there, snorkel, sunbathe, or explore the history of Fort Jefferson. ... Read More
One day is not enough for this quirky island. As the jewel of the Florida Keys, it continues to experience its unique blend of natural beauty and eclectic culture. Enjoy a guided walk to the Hemingway Rum Company, named after one of the island's most famous figures. After a tour and tasting, visit the oldest operating cigar factory in the Florida Keys, where you will learn to roll your own cigar and sip authentic Cuban espresso. In the afternoon, set sail onboard a stunning 105-foot sailboat, reminiscent of the historic America's Cup race vessels. Engage with live narration about Key West's history and ecology, and even take a turn at the helm. As the sun sets, stroll along Mallory Square, which comes alive with performers and artists, celebrating the island's free spirit with a nightly festival along the iconic Key West waterfront. ... Read More
Sunday - Apr 11, 2027
Day 8
Key Biscayne, Florida, United States
An idyllic island town located south of Miami Beach and east of Miami, Key Biscayne is characterized by its tropical greenery and is renowned for its peaceful beaches. The island served as a strategic and observation point during the Seminole Wars and later developed into a coconut farm before transforming into a luxurious resort community in the mid-20th century within Miami-Dade County's coastal barrier island chain. Just south of Key Biscayne is Boca Chita Key, located in Biscayne National Park. On a narrated cruise, learn about this popular island, which is only accessible by boat. Along the way, view the iconic Stiltsville houses that appear to be floating on the Bay and Soldier Key, the first key of the Florida Keys chain bordering the northern reaches of Biscayne Bay. Upon arrival at Boca Chita, explore the island on your own, view the lighthouse, or hike a short trail. For a day of marine-life wonders, travel with a small group to Miami Seaquarium. Here, sea lions delight visitors, while manatees and endangered sea turtles find a safe haven. Observe as dolphins walk on water, slithery moray eels lurk in coral reef caverns, and African penguins waddle with a distinctive, side-to-side motion. ... Read More
Monday - Apr 12, 2027
Day 9
West Palm Beach, United States
With its blend of historic neighborhoods, tropical landscapes, and a thriving arts scene, West Palm Beach is a sophisticated yet relaxed destination on South Florida's Atlantic coast. Led by your local guide, visit the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, once known as Whitehall, Henry Flagler's Gilded Age estate in Palm Beach. Completed in 1902, the New York Herald proclaimed Whitehall as "more wonderful than any palace in Europe, grander and more magnificent than any other private dwelling in the world". Explore on your own aboard a convenient Local Loop, which visits two top attractions. At The Society of Four Arts, view the works of renowned sculptural artists as you walk along a picturesque tropical oasis of floral paths, ponds, and fountains. A second stop at the Manatee Lagoon offers the opportunity to enjoy exhibits about the environment and the wonderful world of manatees, with a chance to view these magnificent creatures as they gather in the warm-water outflows of a nearby power plant by the Lake Worth Lagoon shoreline. ... Read More
Best known as the home of Kennedy Space Center, this coastal town invites visitors to discover the fascinating legacy of America's space program. Visit this unforgettable destination to gain a deeper understanding of the past, present, and future of space exploration. Stand beneath towering rockets, touch a piece of the Moon, and hear firsthand accounts from real astronauts. Enjoy a small group excursion to the Sands Space History Center, formerly known as The Air Force Space and Missile History Center. View exhibits that showcase rockets, missiles, and other artifacts central to space travel. Beyond the launchpads, Cape Canaveral features pristine beaches and scenic nature preserves, with quiet walking trails perfect for a leisurely pace. Local seafood restaurants and waterfront dining offer a taste of the region's coastal flavor along Florida's Atlantic Space Coast. ... Read More
Wednesday - Apr 14, 2027
Day 11
At Sea
Sail toward Green Cove Springs with a day to unwind. Read on the sun deck, linger in a lounge, or enjoy the quiet from your balcony. The evening features a signature cocktail hour followed by live entertainment.
Thursday - Apr 15, 2027
Day 12
Green Cove Springs, United States
Along the banks of the northeast Florida stretch of the St. Johns River lies the hidden gem of Green Cove Springs. Once a hub for healing with its famed mineral springs, today visitors can enjoy the scenic calm of the riverfront, with lush green banks and a relaxed marina atmosphere welcoming boaters. On a morning walk, admire the picture-perfect Victorian architecture that lines the streets of its historic district, each building telling tales of a bygone era unique to this riverfront community. In the afternoon, take an airboat ride along the tributaries of the St. Johns River as you learn ecological facts about the area and local wildlife. Later, visit a local coffee roasting house to get a behind-the-scenes look at the coffee roasting process, from beans to the perfect cup. ... Read More
Friday - Apr 16, 2027
Day 13
St. Augustine, Florida
The city's skyline, adorned with Spanish moss-draped oaks, stands as a testament to its colonial roots, with the imposing silhouette of the Castillo de San Marcos fortress guarding the bay in the heart of Florida's historic First Coast. Led by a costumed guide, experience a time in St. Augustine when it was a resort for the rich and famous, and guests came for the season to the "Newport of the South". Get a first-person account of how St. Augustine became a destination during the Gilded Age. Or, explore the beautiful streets and countless attractions on your own aboard the Old Town Trolley, making a variety of stops throughout the town. Learn about the production process of making bourbon on a tour of the St. Augustine Distillery, a locally owned artisanal spirits distillery located in a restored 1917 ice plant. Afterward, sample their premium bourbons under the guidance of a Certified Bourbon Steward. ... Read More
Saturday - Apr 17, 2027
Day 14
Cruising the Tolomato River, United States
Set sail along the Tolomato River, an extraordinary waterway weaving through stunning landscapes on Florida's scenic First Coast. Behold the rare sight of the Atlantic Ocean peeking beyond the protected barrier islands, a captivating moment that few have the privilege to witness. Engage with an onboard naturalist as you stand on the open observation decks, where graceful sea turtles and slow-moving manatees swim beneath you, and mesmerizing sunsets paint the sky in vivid hues. Along these sheltered estuarine waters, discover hidden villages lining the riverbanks, each with its own story waiting to be uncovered. ... Read More
Sunday - Apr 18, 2027
Day 15
Fernandina Beach, United States
Once a haven for pirates, soldiers, and smugglers, on Florida's northern barrier island coast, Amelia Island has flown under eight different flags, earning it the nickname "The Isle of Eight Flags". Today, visitors can stroll through its historic streets, where Victorian-era architecture, local boutiques, and inviting cafes reflect the island's rich past and laid-back culture. Join a guided kayaking adventure through calm blackwater creeks of "Old Florida", keeping watch for native wildlife, including birds, turtles, and other local species. Explore the 19th-century Fort Clinch, which served as the area base of Union operations throughout the Civil War. Walk through well-preserved brick barracks, watchtowers, and artillery positions, and get a glimpse of daily military life through interpretive displays and reenactments. ... Read More
Monday - Apr 19, 2027
Day 16
Fernandina Beach, United States
Delight in the balmy breeze of northern Florida as you conclude your journey on the picturesque shores of Amelia Island. Cherish the moments and unforgettable experiences you've gathered along the way. Enjoy a leisurely morning before departing with complimentary transportation to the nearest major airport. ... Read More
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