​Explore the vibrant ports of San Juan, Amber Cove, and Grand Turk on this unforgettable Caribbean adventure! Wander through the historic streets of Old San Juan, where colorful colonial architecture meets lively culture. In Amber Cove, soak up the sun at a private beach retreat, zip-line over lush landscapes, or take a scenic catamaran cruise. Finally, discover the breathtaking beauty of Grand Turk, home to pristine white-sand beaches and world-class snorkeling in crystal-clear waters. With dozens of exciting shore excursions, from cultural explorations to adrenaline-pumping adventures, this cruise offers the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure!

San Juan, Puerto Rico

San Juan, Puerto Rico, is a vibrant and historic cruise port that offers a perfect blend of rich culture, stunning scenery, and exciting activities. As your ship docks in Old San Juan, you’ll be greeted by colorful Spanish colonial buildings, cobblestone streets, and the impressive sight of El Morro, a 16th-century fortress overlooking the sea. History lovers can explore San Cristóbal Fort, another massive stronghold that once protected the city from invaders. Just steps from the port, you’ll find lively plazas, charming cafés, and unique shops where you can pick up authentic Puerto Rican souvenirs like hand-rolled cigars, local rum, and beautiful handicrafts.

For those looking for adventure, San Juan has plenty to offer. You can take a short ride to El Yunque Rainforest, the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System, where you can hike to waterfalls and spot exotic wildlife. If a beach day is more your style, Condado Beach and Isla Verde boast soft sands and crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming and sunbathing. Food lovers can indulge in delicious Puerto Rican cuisine, from crispy mofongo to refreshing piña coladas, which were invented right here! Whether you're soaking up history, lounging on the beach, or enjoying the island’s famous flavors, a day in San Juan promises an unforgettable experience.

Points of Interest

• ​Old San Juan - This 465-year-old neighborhood is a charming residential and commercial district. The streets are paved with blue cobblestones and feature restored Spanish-colonial buildings.​
• Fort San Cristobal - Built by the Spanish to defend San Juan from land invaders, this is the largest fortification constructed by Spain in the New World. At its completion in 1783, it surrounded the city of San Juan.
• El Morro de San Felipe - This 16th-century citadel is a maze of tunnels, dungeons, barracks, outposts and ramps. Named after King Phillip of Spain, this six-level fortress guarded the bay from sea invaders.
• Casa Bacardi - Home to the Bacardi family's extensive rum distillery, the visitor center has a fascinating tour with videos and olfactory exhibits, as well as a museum and replica of its very first distillery.

• El Yunque National Rainforest - This region is made up of five different forests, including a cloud forest and a dwarf forest that is home to miniature trees as well as the island's rare tree frog.
  
• Condado Beach - This peninsula of golden sand is a great venue to swim and sunbathe. Located just near the plaza, you can also shop or grab a bite to eat at the many cafes and hotels lining the strip.
  
• Cultural & Botanical Gardens of Caguas - Puerto Rico has a perfect climate for growing some of the prettiest flowers and plants imaginable. This large park has many paths that let you meander.
  
• Outdoor Adventure - Canopy ziplining, rainforest hiking, horseback riding, and kayaking are waiting for you.
  

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Amber Cove, Dominican Republic

Amber Cove, located on the northern coast of the Dominican Republic, is a stunning private cruise port that offers a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. One of the biggest highlights is the complimentary resort-style pool, where guests can lounge in the sun, float along the lazy river, or grab a tropical cocktail from the swim-up bar. For those seeking a little more thrill, ziplining over the pool area provides an exciting aerial view of the lush surroundings. The port is also home to private cabanas, ideal for a more secluded and luxurious experience, as well as a variety of shops and restaurants where you can browse for local crafts, Dominican rum, and delicious island cuisine.

​Beyond the port, Amber Cove offers incredible shore excursions that take you deep into the Dominican countryside. Adventure seekers can go off-roading through jungle trails, take a waterfall adventure at Damajagua, or enjoy a scenic catamaran sail and snorkeling tour along the beautiful coastline. If you're looking for a cultural experience, excursions to historic Puerto Plata offer a chance to explore colonial-era landmarks, visit a rum distillery, or take in breathtaking panoramic views from the Mount Isabel de Torres cable car. Whether you spend your day unwinding in the port’s paradise-like setting or venturing into the lush landscapes beyond, Amber Cove delivers an unforgettable tropical escape.

Points of Interest

• ​Puerto Plata - Famed for its sun-swept beaches, the resort destination of Puerto Plata also boasts a colonial-era center anchored by the 16th-century Spanish fortress Fortaleza San Felipe and the Amber Museum, where you can view specimens of the jewel.​
• Santiago - Dating back to the late 15th century, Santiago is the economic and cultural hub of the Dominican Republic. Admire the Caribbean Spanish architecture, photograph the Monument of Santiago and stroll Calle del Sol, the city's shopping district.
• Ocean World - This must-see marine adventure park showcases the largest man-made dolphin habitat in the world. Here you can snorkel in the Reef Aquarium, feed exotic birds, walk through a tropical rainforest, watch a sea lion show, and much more.
• Cultural Experience - The world's oldest cigar factory,visit a picturesque coffee plantation and explore a rum distillery. Photograph the 19th-century Cast Iron Lighthouse and admire the Victorian homes in Puerto Plata.

• Beaches - Enjoy a myriad of activities at the public beach next to port or travel to one of several idyllic resorts and beach clubs with ample amenities.
• Snorkeling - The North Coast of this beautiful island paradise is the perfect place to experience the dazzling world under the sea. Suited to snorkelers of all ages, this swim among colorful marine life allows you to snap incredible underwater photos.
• Outdoor Adventure - Nature lovers and thrill seekers will enjoy Amber Cove's diverse landscapes, which offer a variety of outdoor adventures – from a rainforest zipline, kayaking down a tropical to an outback country terracross excursion.
• Amber Cove Cruise Port - Tucked on the north coast of the Dominican Republic, Amber Cove Cruise Center offers visitors various shopping and dining opportunities. Guests can unwind by the pool or enhance their relaxation experience in the various private cabanas on property which offer upgraded amenities.

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Grand Turk, Turks & Caicos

Grand Turk is a cruise port where the adventure begins the moment you step off the ship. The port itself is a destination in itself, offering a beautiful beachfront just steps away from the pier, where you can relax on soft white sands and swim in the crystal-clear turquoise waters. For those who prefer poolside lounging, the complimentary resort-style pool at the port provides the perfect spot to unwind, complete with a swim-up bar and plenty of lounge chairs. If you're looking for something more private, cabanas are available for rent, offering a shaded retreat with extra comfort. Thrill-seekers can try out the FlowRider surf simulator, where you can test your skills on the artificial waves. With a variety of shops and restaurants, including the famous Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville, you can enjoy island flavors, sip on a refreshing cocktail, and shop for souvenirs like local crafts, rum, and beachwear.
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For those eager to explore beyond the port, Grand Turk offers some incredible shore excursions. Snorkeling and diving enthusiasts will love the chance to explore the world-famous coral reefs and the dramatic Grand Turk Wall, a breathtaking underwater drop-off teeming with marine life. If you’d rather stay above water, a catamaran sail and beach break is a perfect way to soak up the stunning scenery. History buffs can visit the Grand Turk Lighthouse or explore the National Museum, which tells the island’s fascinating story, including its connection to early space missions. For a unique adventure, hop on an ATV or dune buggy and ride through the island’s scenic trails, spotting wild donkeys along the way. Whether you stay in the port’s lively atmosphere or venture out into the island’s natural beauty, Grand Turk promises an unforgettable Caribbean experience. 

Points of Interest

• ​Cockburn Town - Historic 18th-and 19th-century Bermudian architecture lines the long, narrow streets of Cockburn Town, the administrative capital of Turks and Caicos.​
• Turks & Caicos National Museum - The museum, located in one of the oldest stone buildings on the islands, chronicles Grand Turk's history from 700 A.D. to modern times and features artifacts from the Molasses Reef wreck.
• Grand Turk Lighthouse - More than 150 years ago, this lighthouse was brought from the U.K. to help halt shipwrecks on Grand Turk's reefs. Today, it's a prized historic site, protected by the National Trust.

• ​Gibb's Cay - The unspoiled, uninhabited island of Gibb's Cay is located about a mile from Grand Turk. A luxurious white-sand beach and fascinating snorkeling make this a favorite among visitors.​
• Beaches - Enjoy one of Grand Turks' beautiful beaches.
• Snorkeling & Diving - The crystal-clear waters and underwater visibility are trademarks of Grand Turk.
• Outdoor Adventure - Grand Turk offers horseback riding, biking, dune buggies, kayaking - and even a Flowrider® near the pier.
• Grand Quay Salt Company - Tour Grand Turk's "Salt House," a museum that focuses on the island's salt and slave trade heritage. You can even purchase a variety of culinary salt blends on site!

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