12 nights · 20. March - 1. April 2028 · Bridgetown → Fort Lauderdale
Twelve nights on board Silver Ray from Bridgetown to Miami, an end-of-season transition from the south-eastern Caribbean to Florida. Silver Ray belongs to the asymmetric Nova class for 728 guests, in service since 2024, with the Horizon bar, Otium spa and Marquee aft design. Premium all-inclusive with butler service in every suite, premium wines, Wi-Fi and gratuities remains the Silversea standard.
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Bridgetown is the capital of Barbados and boasts one of the best-preserved colonial city centres in the Caribbean, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. Barbados is regarded as the birthplace of Caribbean rum - a distillery tour is a must.
Bequia is the second-largest of the Grenadines and one of the most unspoilt Caribbean stops. The small boatbuilding tradition (wooden schooners are still built on beach yards today) and the turtle conservation programme are unique.
The capital of Martinique glows in Caribbean colours, with Creole architecture, lively markets and French cuisine. Particularly striking are the ruins of Saint-Pierre, the "Caribbean Pompeii", buried in 1902 by the eruption of Montagne Pelée.
Roseau is the capital of Dominica, the "Nature Island" of the Caribbean. Morne Trois Pitons National Park (UNESCO) with the Boiling Lake (a boiling volcanic lake) and the Carib Reserve (home to the last Caribbean indigenous people) make Dominica unmistakable.
St. John's is the capital of Antigua and Barbuda and a lively port set on a sheltered bay. Colourful Georgian timber houses, St. John's Cathedral and the public market define this Caribbean town.
In the eastern Caribbean, St. Kitts is the smaller half of the twin-nation state of St. Kitts and Nevis. The Brimstone Hill Fortress, the Gibraltar of the Caribbean, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the island's landmark.
Gustavia is the capital of Saint-Barthélemy and is regarded as the "Côte d'Azur of the Caribbean". The small natural harbour, surrounded by international boutiques, gourmet restaurants and elegant yachts, blends relaxed island feel with European refinement.
Jost van Dyke (British Virgin Islands) is barely 8 square kilometres in size, yet famous far beyond the Caribbean. The legendary "Soggy Dollar Bar" at White Bay Beach - where you swim ashore from your anchorage and pay with wet notes - is regarded as the most laid-back beach in the world.
San Juan is the capital of Puerto Rico and one of the best-preserved Spanish colonial cities in the Americas. The blue cobblestones of Old San Juan, the El Morro and San Cristóbal forts (both UNESCO World Heritage) and the lively Creole cuisine are a must.
On Florida's south-eastern Atlantic coast, Fort Lauderdale spans over 480 kilometres of navigable waterways, earning it the nickname Venice of America. The city is the yachting capital of the USA and one of the world's most important cruise homeports, with the deep-water Port Everglades.
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