Your Caribbean cruise begins in the bustling capital of Barbados, Bridgetown, where you'll be transferred to your Emerald Cruises luxury yacht to embark on an exciting voyage in search of paradise. Please book your flight to arrive into Bridgetown prior to 7 PM.
This morning, you'll depart Bridgetown and cruise to Speightstown. This charming town, located on the north-west coast of Barbados is famed for its rich history, vibrant culture, and picturesque setting. Speightstown features an eclectic mix of colonial-era buildings, colorful shops, and modest residences. Many buildings here reflect the island's rich architectural heritage and come painted in distinctive pastel hues. ... Read More
Saturday - Jan 8, 2028
Day 3
Kingstown, St. Vincent & The Grenadines
At Sea
Welcome to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, a beautiful island-nation in the Caribbean Sea. The capital, Kingstown, is clustered around the bay on the island of Saint Vincent and offers excellent shopping and dining. Visit St. George's Anglican Cathedral, an elegant Georgian-style church built around 1820, resplendent with colorful stained-glass windows. In the afternoon, your luxury yacht will sail onwards to Bequia Island. ... Read More
Sunday - Jan 9, 2028
Day 4
Bequia, St. Vincent & The Grenadines
Embedded in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Bequia Island reveals a hidden paradise, with secluded peaceful spots and distinct lack of traffic. The island offers visitors a chance to experience an authentic Caribbean lifestyle without the hustle and bustle of mainstream beach tourism. Here, you can explore untouched pristine beaches and relax and unwind amid stunning natural beauty. ... Read More
Monday - Jan 10, 2028
Day 5
Mayreau, St. Vincent & The Grenadines
At Sea
Today, you'll arrive in Mayreau, the smallest of the Grenadines' inhabited islands, measuring just 4 four square kilometers (1.5 square miles), with a population of approximately 250 residents. From the charming church at the top of the island's highest hill, on a clear day, you can see both Grenada and Saint Vincent islands, along with the vivid colors of the coral reefs and waters surrounding the Tobago Cays. In the evening, you'll set sail for Union Island. ... Read More
Tuesday - Jan 11, 2028
Day 6
Union Island, St. Vincent & The Grendadines
Union Island is renowned for its clear and calm turquoise waters and laid-back Caribbean lifestyle. Enjoy the stunning white-sand beaches encircled by lush tropical mountains and a tempting range of beachfront bars and restaurants. Today, why not spend a blissful day swimming and snorkeling off your yacht's Marina Platform, enjoying Emerald Cruises complimentary array of exciting aquatic toys. ... Read More
Wednesday - Jan 12, 2028
Day 7
At Sea
Tobago Cays, St. Vincent & The Grenadines
Today, we set sail for Tobago Cays, an awe-inspiring archipelago known universally as the ultimate paradise destination. Naturally, this is a popular yachting anchorage spot, where warm, sandy bottomed aquamarine waters are brimming with turtles, tropical fish, stingrays, and starfish. One of the islands beyond the reef, Petit Tabac, is where the popular film franchise, 'Pirates of the Caribbean' (2017), was partly filmed. ... Read More
After breakfast, take your time exploring Bridgetown, renowned for its cultural diversity, bustling cultural scene, fantastic shopping, and delicious cuisine. The historic center of the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a beautifully preserved example of British colonial settlements in the Caribbean. In the afternoon, you will be welcomed back onboard your Emerald Cruises luxury yacht for the second leg of your journey where you'll explore more of the Caribbean and cross the legendary Panama Canal. ... Read More
Friday - Jan 14, 2028
Day 9
Bequia, St. Vincent & The Grenadines
Today, you'll discover Bequia Island, a hidden paradise amid Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, revealing tranquil, secluded spots and a distinct lack of traffic. This beautiful island offers visitors a chance to experience an authentic Caribbean lifestyle, without the hustle and bustle of mainstream beach tourism. Delight in exploring untouched pristine beaches and truly relax and unwind in stunning nature. ... Read More
Saturday - Jan 15, 2028
Day 10
Mayreau, St. Vincent & The Grenadines
Welcome to Mayreau, the smallest of the Grenadines' uninhabited islands, with a surface area of just four square kilometers (1.5 square miles). The population of Mayreau is no more than 250 residents, who live in the village located on the island's highest point, Station Hill. The charming little church and community center at the top of the hill provide spectacular views across the islands. On a clear day, you can observe both Grenada and Saint Vincent, as well as other nearby islands, showcasing the vivid colors of the reefs and waters surrounding the Tobago Cays. ... Read More
Sunday - Jan 16, 2028
Day 11
At Sea
Enjoy a relaxing day at sea, soaking up the stunning views from the comfort of your luxury yacht. Today, make the most of the yacht's stylish spaces various and exceptional facilities, extending to the inviting aqua pool, contemporary wellness zone, and al fresco dining out on deck.
This island group makes an attractive destination for nature lovers and eco-tourists alike, as all the islands offer excellent opportunities for snorkeling and swimming, as well as hiking. Bonaire, just off the north coast of Venezuela, is famous for its pioneering conservation efforts, with a large section of the island under protection status. Today, enjoy exploring Kralendijk, the colorful capital of Bonaire, famous for its heritage architecture and lovely sandy beaches. In the evening, you'll set sail for Willemstad. ... Read More
The charming capital of Curacao, Willemstad, is a vibrant port city renowned for its stunning blend of culture, rich history, and colorful architecture. Nestled along the southern coast of the island, Willemstad is divided into two main districts, Punda and Otrobanda, which are connected by the iconic Queen Emma Bridge, a pontoon bridge that swings open for ocean-going ships. ... Read More
Today, you'll arrive in the capital of Aruba, Oranjestad, a unique blend of old and modern that lends a special charm to this bustling harbor city. Leisurely stroll along the streets lined with a variety of boutiques and striking residential buildings. Among the remarkably well-preserved buildings is the green 'Stadhuis', which houses the City Hall. Another interesting site is the Aloe Museum and Factory, which dates back to 1890 and illustrates the fascinating story of aloe production, on which the economy was once dependent. ... Read More
Thursday - Jan 20, 2028
Day 15
Santa Marta, Colombia
The welcome sign to Santa Marta reads: "Here you can have it all". Alongside its beautiful beaches and vibrant city life, Santa Marta boasts a rich history and culture - the oldest remaining city in Colombia, dating back to 1525 and the nation's first Spanish settlement.
Located along the coast of the Caribbean Sea, Cartagena de Indias uniquely combines the charm of colonial architecture and the vibrancy of modern life. This dynamic port city is well-known for its fascinating cultural festivals, breathtaking landscapes, and excellent cuisine. It also bears the legacies of storied Latin American history within its UNESCO World Heritage-listed walled Old Town and narrow stone walkways. As one of the most well-preserved cities in the Americas, Cartagena de Indias has inspired many artists throughout the ages. ... Read More
Saturday - Jan 22, 2028
Day 17
San Blas Islands, Panama
Welcome to the San Blas archipelago, a group of islands located just north-west of Panama in the sparkling Caribbean Sea. There are 378 islands within the archipelago, spread across an area of roughly 259 square kilometers (100 square miles). Most of these islands are uninhabited, but on some of the larger ones, you may get an opportunity to meet the native people, known as the Kunas. Formally called Guna Yala ("Land of the Kuna"), San Blas is an autonomous territory of Panama, famed for its untouched nature and traditional culture. ... Read More
Sunday - Jan 23, 2028
Day 18
Cruising the Panama Canal, Panama
At Sea
Today, we pass through the Panama Canal, the most famous attraction in Panama. Considered one of the 'Seven Wonders of the Modern World', this man-made canal was built to significantly decrease the travel time for ships between the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea. Since its completion in 1914, the Panama Canal has seen well over 900,000 vessels and is considered by many as a feat of engineering, which was originally considered impossible to construct... Onboard your luxury yacht, you'll experience this historic waterway for yourself. ... Read More
Monday - Jan 24, 2028
Day 19
Panama City, Panama
After breakfast, you can explore Panama City, Panama. One of the most cosmopolitan capitals in Central America, it is home to excellent museums, art galleries, and the 16th-century ruins of Panama Viejo, the first European settlement along the Pacific. In the afternoon, you'll be welcomed back onboard your Emerald Cruises luxury yacht for the final stage of your journey, sailing along the lush west coast of Panama and Costa Rica. ... Read More
Tuesday - Jan 25, 2028
Day 20
Pearl Islands, Panama, Panama
Today, you'll discover the Pearl Islands, located on the Pacific Coast of Panama, in the Gulf of Panama. Cruise to one of the 200 or so islands and islets, many of them tiny and uninhabited, and enjoy the superb beaches and beautiful coral reefs. The waters are alive with vibrant tropical fish and an incredible diversity of marine life, offering a captivating glimpse into the region's rich underwater world. ... Read More
Wednesday - Jan 26, 2028
Day 21
Playa Muerto, Panama, Panama
The Darien National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site covering approximately 5,750 square kilometers (2,220 square miles). This vast park is among the largest and most precious protected areas in Central America, extending across almost the entire Panama-Colombia border, as well as a stretch to the Pacific Ocean. Darien National Park offers an exceptional variety of habitats - sandy beaches, rocky coasts, swamps, mangroves, and tropical forests - which makes it a rich and welcoming habitat for diverse wildlife. There are two indigenous tribes known to both Panama and Costa Rica, which today, reside along the park's riverbanks. ... Read More
Thursday - Jan 27, 2028
Day 22
Cebaco Island, Panama
Welcome to Cebaco Island, which lies in the province of Veraguas and is part of the buffer zone of Coiba Island National Park. Cebaco is Panama's third-largest island after Coiba Island and Isla del Rey. It is estimated there are around 500 residents living on the island, mainly distributed in communities in the northern parts. Isla Cebaco is also popular for its gorgeous beaches. ... Read More
Friday - Jan 28, 2028
Day 23
Golfito, Costa Rica
Golfito Bay is a 'gulf within a gulf', well-known for its unspoiled landscapes framed by the lush mangroves of Corcovado and Piedras Blancas national parks. It's home to some of the richest biodiversity on the planet and lies within one of the most vibrant destinations in Costa Rica. Here, eco-adventurers, boaters, surfers, and outdoor lovers come to explore and connect with nature, enjoying an array of fun and exciting activities. A hidden gem where the Costa Rican jungle meets the sea, Marina Golfito invites you to experience Costa Rica from a stunning new perspective. ... Read More
Saturday - Jan 29, 2028
Day 24
Quepos, Costa Rica, Costa Rica
Today, you'll arrive in Quepos, a small, booming harbor town, popular as one of the prime spots for sport fishing, as well as the gateway to the renowned Manuel Antonio National Park. As a tropical inlet backed by rainforest, the park offers a variety of outdoor adventures. After the decline of the banana plantation that laid the original foundations for the port, Quepos replaced its former industry with ecotourism - meaning, there are now many other attractions to enjoy. Quepos is also frequented by numerous scientists and naturalists, who come to study this region's fantastic biodiversity. ... Read More
Sunday - Jan 30, 2028
Day 25
Curu Reserve, Costa Rica
Tortuga Island, Costa Rica
The Curu National Wildlife Refuge and Farm are situated in Nicoya Peninsula, in north-west Costa Rica. Some of the country's most beautiful beaches and protected bays can be discovered here. Costa Rica's first private national wildlife refuge is a prime example of a successful sustainable development program. You can still see cattle grazing here, as well as tropical fruits cultivated, such as mangoes. You'll also get to experience Isla Tortuga, one of the top-ranked destinations in Costa Rica, about an hour away from the shores of Nicoya Peninsula. Isla Tortuga boasts a pristine sandy beach fringed with palm trees and lapped by crystal-clear waters. You can relax at the beach, enjoy a hike, or go snorkeling in transparent, turquoise waters. ... Read More
Today, your time onboard your Emerald Cruises luxury yacht comes to an end in the port city of Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica. After bidding farewell to the crew and your fellow guests, you'll be transferred to the airport for your return flight home, or to continue your holiday. Please book your flight to depart out of San Jose after 1 PM. ... Read More
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