Due to the many islands, the Caribbean has a multitude of beautiful ports to offer. The small, vibrant port towns often blend almost seamlessly into the lush greenery of the hinterland and are perfect starting points for extensive exploratory tours.
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St Georges
The capital of the Caribbean island of Grenada, known as the ‘Spice Island’, is characterised by picturesque colonial buildings and historic warehouses - and the typical scent of exotic spices. Excursions to the spice and cocoa plantations and hikes through the rainforest are real highlights.
Bridgetown
Barbados is considered the most beautiful Caribbean island, and the island also has a lot to offer away from the lively, clearly British-influenced capital Bridgetown. While swimming and relaxing on the dream beaches, on boat tours and underwater trips, you will get to know the diversity of this Caribbean beauty.
Castries
If you love nature, you will love the harbour of Castries on the volcanic island of St. Lucia - excursions into the rainforest, to the sulphur springs and to the striking ‘Pitons’ volcanic cones are available from the ship.
Come on board and discover a wide variety of cruise destinations with the Mein Schiff ® fleet.
Set sail with us and discover beautiful beaches, turquoise seas and pure Caribbean flair on a Caribbean cruise. Explore the French, English or Dutch colonial history on board Mein Schiff ® and experience an extraordinary feel-good experience on a cruise through the Caribbean. Let us take you to the wonderful tropical region off the east coast of Central America and enjoy the Mein Schiff ® inclusive services throughout the voyage.
For example, start a round trip from the Dominican Republic to the most beautiful ports in Central America - from the green coast of Jamaica via the picturesque harbour town of Belize City on to the dream beaches of Costa Rica and the Caribbean coasts of Panama and Colombia, until you arrive back in La Romana in the Dominican Republic after 14 days. Instead of travelling in a westerly direction, you can also set off from La Romana in an easterly direction, right into the Caribbean Sea: experience the unique plant splendour and pristine beaches of the Caribbean islands.
