Cruising the Caribbean
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Miami Stay
and Cruise Royal Caribbean
Oasis of the Seas or Allure of the Seas
Oasis of the Seas, launched in 2009, and Allure of the Seas launching in November 2010, take cruising to new levels of entertainment. These sister ships are the jewels in Royal Caribbean International’s crown, as two of the most innovative ships afloat. Seven distinct neighbourhoods provide something for everyone, from the chilled out vibes and lush gardens of Central Park to the action-packed fun of the Aqua Park. All tastes are catered for with a dazzling array of dining options, and evening entertainment is positively sizzling.
The Bahamas 196
■ Two 7-night Caribbean Cruises ■ The Largest and Most Innovative in the Industry ■ 7 Neighbourhoods ■ Pool and Sports Zone with 4 Unique Pools ■ Vitality at Sea Spa ■ Climbing Walls ■ Zipline
Western Caribbean
Oasis of the Seas sailing dates 2012/13 – Western Caribbean
07 04 03 14 12 09 07 04 01 13 10 08 05 02 02 13 21 18 17 28 26 23 21 18 15 27 24 – 19 16 16 27 – – 31 – – – – – 29 – – – – – 30 –
– Eastern Caribbean
14 11 10 07 05 02 14 11 08 06 03 01 12 09 09 06 28 25 24 21 19 16 28 25 22 20 17 15 26 23 23 20 – – – – – 30 – – – – – – – – – –
Allure of the Seas sailing dates 2012/13 – Western Caribbean
15 12 11 08 06 03 01 12 09 07 04 02 13 – 10 07 – 26 25 22 20 17 15 26 23 21 18 16 27 24 24 21 – – – – – – 29 – – – – – – – – –
– Eastern Caribbean
08 05 04 01 13 10 08 05 02 14 11 09 06 03 03 14 22 19 18 15 27 24 22 19 16 28 25 – 20 17 17 28 – – – 29 – – – – 30 – – – – – 31 –
Day 1: Set sail from Fort Lauderdale Depart 5.00pm. Why not head to the top deck to get a bird’s-eye view?
Day 2: Leisure at sea Why not check out this magnificent ship?
Day 3: Labadee, Haiti Arrive 8.00am. Why not take a stroll to hear the ‘Dragon’s Breath’, a natural blowhole in the rocks where the crashing waves create a deep resonant roar. Depart 5.00pm.
Day 4: Falmouth, Jamaica Arrive 10.00am. Noted for being one of the Caribbean’s best preserved Georgian towns, you’ll find an abundance of history and culture. Depart 7.00pm.
Day 5: Leisure at sea Make the most of your fabulous on-board facilities.
Day 6: Cozumel, Mexico Arrive 8.00am. Dock in Cozumel where you have a whole day to visit the local craft markets for jewellery, art and Mexican crafts. Depart 7.00pm.
Day 7: Leisure at sea If you haven’t tried it already, surfing courtesy of FlowRider® is fantastic!
Day 8: Fort Lauderdale Arrive 7.00am back in Fort Lauderdale.
Eastern Caribbean
Day 1: Set sail from Fort Lauderdale Depart 5.00pm. Hop on board early evening and let the adventure begin!
Day 2: Nassau, the Bahamas Arrive 7.00am. Nassau is jam-packed with attractions. There’s world-famous Cable Beach for a start, or if you fancy swimming with dolphins or exploring an incredible underwater world, head to Atlantis on Paradise Island. There’s also Ardastra Gardens & Zoo. Depart 2.00pm.
Day 3: Leisure at sea With so much to see and do, it’s hard to know where to start!
Day 4: Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas Arrive 9.00am. Although an idyllic location, Charlotte Amalie was once at the centre of a bustling pirate culture. Today is amazing beaches, gorgeous land and seascapes and fantastic duty-free shopping. Depart 6.00pm.
Day 5: Philipsburg, St Maarten Arrive 8.00am. The Dutch side of St Maarten, Philipsburg offers white-sandy beaches to laze on, trendy restaurants and more superb duty-free shopping. Head to Shipwreck Cove for snorkelling amidst colourful reefs and exotic fish or Butterfly Farm to admire the dazzling colours of hundreds of butterflies. Depart 5.00pm.
Day 6 and 7: Leisure at sea Your last couple of days at sea so make the most of it!
Day 8: Fort Lauderdale Arrive 7.00am back at Fort Lauderdale.
For more information visit
virginholidayscruises.co.uk
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