If looking for wildlife in their natural environment is your passion you will find this tour to be an opportunity to find exotic red frogs, bottlenose dolphins and beautiful coral reefs. The tour will start with a 20-minute local boat ride from the ship to Red Frog Beach. Here you will have the opportunity to walk the trails looking for the red frogs or just relax on the beautiful white-sand beach. Re-board your motorboat for the 20-minute return ride to the ship. This is home to several families of bottlenose dolphins. You will spend some time watching them jump and play around your boat. Please note: Wear light clothing and comfortable shoes. Bring your swimsuit, towel, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, camera, and insect repellent. Lifejacket and snorkel equipment will be provided.

This will be an outdoor adventure day of seabirds, history, swimming around starfishes, beautiful beaches with white sand and turquoise water, accompanied by an English-speaking guide. The tour will start with a 40-minute boat ride from the ship to Bird Island, a beautiful island where you can observe a variety of seabird species. After meeting some of the seabirds you will continue to Bird Island, located on the other side of Colón Island. Here, enjoy a beautiful white-sand beach, and turquoise waters. Continue on to visit Starfish Beach, a place to enjoy snorkeling and admire the many starfish in the clear Caribbean waters. Then you will enjoy light boxed snacks at Boca del Starfish Beach. Please note: Wear light clothing and comfortable shoes. Please use reef-safe sunscreen, avoiding ingredients such as Oxybenzone / Octinoxate / Octocrylene. Bring your swimsuit, towel, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, camera and insect repellent. Lifejacket and snorkel equipment will be provided by tour operator.

Meet the indigenous Ngabe farmers and learn how cacao is cultivated . The tour will start with a 30-minute boat ride and 10 minutes on the road to access the Oreba Chocolate Farm in Bocas del Toro. Cacao cultivation and chocolate production are becoming one of Panama's most coveted exports, and is completely run and managed by the indigenous Ngabe farmers of the community. The local English-speaking tour guides who are cacao farmers in the community will describe and show you the entire process of organic shade-grown cacao, explaining every step of the way including growing, harvesting, fermenting, drying and ultimately roasting and making chocolate. You will take an adventurous hike that weaves in and out of jungle and cacao trees and because the tour takes place within the protected shade grown farms of the locals there are always many animals to see along the way. It is not uncommon to spot poison dart frogs, sloths, and toucans. Please note : Wear light clothes and hiking shoes. Bring sunglasses, a cap, camera, insect repellent and sunscreen.

Embark on a captivating underwater journey. Departing from Bocas Town, a brief 25-minute boat ride transports you to your first snorkeling site, Cayo Coral. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of a vast coral garden teeming with soft corals, hard corals, sponges, brittle stars, and exotic fish. Following this aquatic exploration, you'll set sail for Hollywood, the home of many starfish! Admire cushion starfish from the boat while enjoying the scenic mangrove views, accompanied by educational commentary from your English-speaking guide. After a delightful 10-minute boat ride, you'll reach your second snorkeling site, the Coral Garden, where an abundance of marine life awaits. After your snorkeling adventure, you'll return to the pier. Please note: We recommend you wear your swimsuit under your clothes, bring a towel, and bring a reef-safe sunscreen.

San Andres Island lies in the southwestern Caribbean Sea approximately 100 miles northeast of Costa Rica. The island is part of the Sonflower UNESCO Biosphere Reserve . The waters are consistently warm, average temperature is 80°F all year round, and horizontal visibility often exceeds 100 feet. You will visit two spots. The first spot is to search a ship wreck. The stop will take about 45 minutes. The second spot is a reef zone with living coral and hundreds of different fish. The stop will take about 45 minutes. San Andres underwater is a one of the most exotic and beautiful tropical paradises of the Caribbean. Please note : Bring your swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, hat, and sandals.

Your San Andres Island will show you " El Hoyo Soplador" (Blowing Hole) . This is a natural phenomenon, (it is the islanders' pride and joy), which is very much dependent on sea conditions. It is produced by a series of subterranean tunnels and crevices in the coral reefs that meet and come together just a few meters from shore. At high tide when a wave comes in through the tunnels with sufficient force, the compressed air in the tunnels comes rushing out the hole and natives exclaim, "hush, the hole's blowing.'' Experience a traditional island neighborhood in the San Luis area, a big tourist attraction with beautiful white sandy beaches that contrast magnificently with the blue and green Caribbean's ocean colors. Head to La Loma and visit the oldest Baptist church in the Americas and the most representative monument on the Island. It was built with pinewood, brought all the way from Alabama. The church dates back to 1846 and the chapel was built in 1896. Many Baptist from around the world have come here to pay homage. And they say that inside the church a spiritual magic is felt that invites one to meditate. On to Morgan's Cave. This part of the Tour will take you down to the famous labyrinth that opens onto an all but deserted beach. The beach has remained almost undisturbed because it's so hard to reach. Local legend has it that pirates hid treasure within the cave. This has yet to be proven. Finally visit the Coco Plum resort for a drink. Please note : Wear sunscreen, sunglasses, bug spray, comfortable shoes, light clothing, swimsuit and a hat. This tour is not for people with mobility issues.

Enjoy a beautiful sunny day in the most recognized Island of Colombia, known by its beautiful beaches and white sand. Transfer to Coco Plum Resort on a 20-minute drive through the San Luis Area. Experience a traditional Island neighborhood and a big tourist attraction with beautiful white sandy beaches that contrast magnificently with the blue and green Caribbean's ocean colors. Arrival at Coco Plum Resort to enjoy the beach and facilities , soft drinks and beer. Transfer back to the pier Please note : Wear sunscreen, sunglasses, bug spray, comfortable shoes, light clothing, and a hat. Bring your camera and pocket money.

This tour is ideal for guests who are keen to experience some of the colorful marine life without getting wet. After tendering ashore, local staff will meet and escort you to waiting taxis for the 20-minute transfer to the Hotel Marina. Here, you'll board the Pontoon for the ride to the semi-submarine Nautilus. During a 1-hour cruise , you will be able to observe a variety of tropical fish and coral reefs from the comfortable underwater compartment of the Nautilus, while the craft itself remains on the surface. Discover in this easy way what the sea around San Andres Island has to offer. Arriving at the Hotel Marine, taxis will be standing by to transfer you back to the tender pier. Please note : Wear sunscreen, sunglasses, bug spray, comfortable rubber-soled shoes, light clothing, and a hat. This tour is not for pregnant women or people with mobility issues.

Experience the scenic natural splendor of the Arboretum Botanical Garden during this invigorating excursion followed by relaxing time at West End Village and a semi-sub boat ride to see the underwater wonders of Roatan. Along the way to the west side of the island you will hear of the Island's colorful history and you may also see the wreck of ships along the coast. After a scenic 20-minute drive to B lue Harbor Tropical Arboretum you will take a picturesque walk along the fruit garden. Enjoy the views of the tropical scenery, endemic trees, giant palms and exotic flowers while looking for tropical birds. Visit the flowers pavillon (inside) and the hydroponic vegetable garden (outside). You will visit Mayak Chocolate for a brief and informative tour about cocoa, its roots in the Mayan civilization and its multiple health benefits. You will find Rusty Fish that creates art works recycling metal that was washed up on the beach and picked up from the dump. Next stop will be a "Glass-bottom boat," that is a semi-submarine that does not submerge. Instead you will descend a few steps into the underwater observatory section from where you can view the treasures of the deep of our protected marine park reef, that is considered the second greatest barrier reef of the world! While you are seated in air-conditioned comfort, a fish identification guide will explain the underwater environment, as you observe beautiful coral formations, living reef, and colorful tropical fish and if you are lucky turtles too. After this amazing experience, you will be taken to a quaint sea-side village, and relax at a beautiful meeting point built on stilts on the water, where complimentary Honduran coffee, lemonade or iced tea will be offered to you . You can choose to visit several tiny shops along the beach or simply relax. Please note : Bring your sunscreen and bug spray and wear comfortable walking shoes.

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A scenic 30-minute transfer by motor-coach, will take you to the French Key Dock where you will board a speed boat for a 5-minute ride to the most amazing little island you can imagine only in your dreams: Big French Key Beach! This amazing white-sand beach in a beautiful tropical setting, is surrounded by palm trees and mangroves, facing the ocean and Little French Key. Enjoy your welcome cocktail, the tropical music at the bar, relax in a complimentary beach chair caressed by the refreshing trade wind breezes, have a swim .... Or, just relax. With this special package you are also allowed to join the guided snorkel by boat to the beautiful coral reef barrier that is part of the second biggest barrier in the world. OR embark on the sightseeing boat ride that will navigate towards Fantasy Island, the mangroves and the turquoise bays surrounded by tropical hills. OR participate in the Kayak tour that circles the two beautiful tiny islands surrounded by a picturesque landscape and mangroves. Before going back to the ship, enjoy a delicious lunch to taste the local island specialties prepared by the chef, with two refreshments of your choice included (soft drinks, beers, rum, vodka, rum cocktails, vodka cocktails). You can also use kayaks and snorkeling equipment by yourself and see some replicated Mayan pieces that lie underwater in the bay. Please note : Bring your swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, and bug spray.

Combine the perfect ingredients for your day in Roatan: a guided snorkel by boat to an amazing starfish snorkeling area that takes you to a vibrant coral reef of anemones and then continue by boat to a second snorkeling spot that is a shipwreck in shallow water . Then enjoy some relaxation at one of the best spots of Roatan, a beautiful beach or its infinity swimming-pools facing the turquoise sea! What could be cuter and more fascinating than a starfish? These slow-moving marine animals with their unmistakable shape always amaze people, thanks to their bright colors and variety. Roatan is one of the top 6 snorkeling spots to see starfish and a real paradise for the starfish called Cushion Sea Star. Although their colors range from red to beige, yellow, orange and even green, they all belong to the same species. Perfectly harmless, there are plenty of them laying at the seabed but please don't touch them because starfish only live for a short time when out of the sea! The coral reef with its live anemones and corals is beautiful, too. The shipwreck is located in shallow waters, a 120-year-old sunken steamer called Snyg, its boiler is still visible above the reef and your snorkeling adventure will take you to swim around it and admire a lot of fish that made it their home. Enjoy about an hour to relax at Pristine Bay Beach Club, the bar and restaurant are available on site, you can purchase drinks and meals and enjoy them at the pool or in the air-conditioned section. Finish your day with a stop at the Sky panoramic point where you can see a beautiful panorama of the golf course, the sea and French Harbour from the top of the hill. Please note : Snorkeling life vest, mask, snorkel and fins are included in this package. This tour is also available for those passengers who don't want to snorkel but just swim, stay in the boat or remain at the beach club during the snorkel time. Bring your swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, and bug spray. The order of the stops may change.

Experience the scenic natural splendor of the Arboretum Botanical Garden during this invigorating excursion followed by relaxing time at West End Village and a semi-sub boat ride to see the underwater wonders of Roatan. Along the way to the west side of the island you will hear of the Island's colorful history and you may also see the wreck of ships along the coast. After a scenic 20-minute drive to B lue Harbor Tropical Arboretum you will take a picturesque walk along the fruit garden. Enjoy the views of the tropical scenery, endemic trees, giant palms and exotic flowers while looking for tropical birds. Visit the flowers pavillon (inside) and the hydroponic vegetable garden (outside). You will visit Mayak Chocolate for a brief and informative tour about cocoa, its roots in the Mayan civilization and its multiple health benefits. You will find Rusty Fish that creates art works recycling metal that was washed up on the beach and picked up from the dump. Next stop will be a "Glass-bottom boat," that is a semi-submarine that does not submerge. Instead you will descend a few steps into the underwater observatory section from where you can view the treasures of the deep of our protected marine park reef, that is considered the second greatest barrier reef of the world! While you are seated in air-conditioned comfort, a fish identification guide will explain the underwater environment, as you observe beautiful coral formations, living reef, and colorful tropical fish and if you are lucky turtles too. After this amazing experience, you will be taken to a quaint sea-side village, and relax at a beautiful meeting point built on stilts on the water, where complimentary Honduran coffee, lemonade or iced tea will be offered to you . You can choose to visit several tiny shops along the beach or simply relax. Please note : Bring your sunscreen and bug spray and wear comfortable walking shoes.

Enjoy cave tubing, cave exploration and swimming in the Crystal Caves situated in the tropical rainforest of Belize at the Jaguar Paw Adventure Outpost. In groups of 8 persons, your guide will give you a private tour through the ceremonial chambers of the ancient Maya ruins . Upon arriving at the location, you will be given a safety briefing and will start with a short jungle trek to the cave entrance . Your guide will point out some fun facts of the lush green environment that surrounds you. As you start to make your way down underground, with your helmet and headlights you will go through a narrow passage that opens up to the cavern of chambers. As you explore and hike through the cave you will be in awe of the intricate shapes of the stalactites and stalagmites that have taken centuries to form and continue to take shape. Crystallized columns and veils provide some interesting features inside the cave. Your journey through the cave will continue with getting on to your tubes and enjoying the thrill of the cool waters as you float through another section of the cave. As your guide leads you to the exit of the cave system, you can take some time to swim and relax before you trek back to the Jaguar Paw Jungle Café for a tasty Belizean lunch . Your photos, drinks and tropical cocktails, souvenirs and other snacks are available for purchase before you return to the port. Please note : Bring towels, swim suit, repellent, sunscreen, cash/credit card and dry clothes. Lockers are available for rent at a cost- guests are not allowed to leave personal items on the bus.

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Enjoy an untamed experience of Belize on a thrilling adventure that includes wildlife, culture and a taste of Belize. Start your experience on an air-conditioned bus ride accompanied by a professional local guide who will tell you about Belizean history and culture en-route to the Airboat Outpost. A thrilling 30-minute ride on the Airboat will show off the spectacular scenery of the Almond Hill Lagoon, home to an array of wildlife. Next, you are welcomed back with a live performance of Garifuna Cultural music. Watch the traditional performance of locals singing and dancing to festive drums. The story of the Garifuna began almost 400 years ago, when South American Carib Indians migrated to the Caribbean island of St. Vincent in order to subdue and discipline the native Arawak Indian islanders. In 2001, UNESCO declared the Garifuna culture a "Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity." At the end of this performance enjoy a taste of Belizeans sampling the award winning One Barrel Rum and other popular unique blends before heading back to the port. Please note: Wear a cap, sunglasses, sunscreen and bring cash/credit card. This tour is Wheelchair accessible and wearing earmuffs provided is mandatory on the boat.

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Enjoy a day trip out to the Lamanai Ruins, one of Belize's oldest Mayan sites and discover a beautiful mix of river and ruins. Hop into a boat to cruise toward the ruins on the Rio Nuevo, taking in the jungle scenery as your guide shares insight into the Mayans' history, culture, and mysterious decline. Then step aboard a river boat and cruise through a rich haven of vibrant flowers, towering trees, and diverse wildlife-keeping your eyes peeled for tropical birds stepping across the lily pads, spider monkeys in the treetops, and crocodiles on the sun-soaked riverbanks. From the entrance to the New River Lagoon, catch your first glimpse of Lamanai, the temple ruins' name means "submerged insect" or "submerged crocodile." This elaborate archaeological site dates back as early as the 16th century B.C. and is comprised of 3 larger pyramids, the Jaguar temple, Hight Temple and Mask Temple . Explore the residential areas, open plazas, and a Meso-american ritual ball court. Tour will end with a delicious Belizean lunch at Lamanai Maya Site. Please note: Wear a cap, sunglasses, sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes. Bring cash/credit card. You are not allowed to climb the ruins before or after rain due to slippery steps. You must be able to climb and descend stairs and walk on unpaved or uneven terrain. This activity is not wheelchair accessible.