SHORE EXCURSIONS PROGRAM 2016 & 2017 CARIBBEAN

SHORE EXCURSIONS PROGRAM VALID FOR FOLLOWING CRUISES:

MSC DIVINA: from 12 November 2016 – 25 March 2017

ORANJESTAD (Aruba)

ARU02 - BUTTERFLY FARM & NATURAL WONDERS Duration: approx. 3 hrs. Experience the full beauty of Natural Aruba on a tour that takes you on a journey of discovery. You will first make the scenic trip to Aruba's number one ecological attraction, The Butterfly Farm. The farm is an unforgettable encounter with nature in all its diversity. Step into a tropical garden teeming with butterflies and prepare to meet some of the world’s most colourful and unusual creatures. From the Butterfly Farm you will journey to the Aruba Aloe Balm Facility, where you will take a guided tour and see the production process first hand, from leaf cutting in the fields to finished lotions and creams in the facility. Travelling on, you will pass countless divi divi trees and cacti before arriving at the Natural Bridge on Aruba. This natural wonder has been carved of solid coral by the relentless pounding of the surf. You will then pass the Gold Mill Ruins at Boca Mahos. The excursion ends with the scenic drive to Oranjestad, the capital of Aruba. Please Note: Please wear comfortable shoes – sandy surfaces.

ARU04 - SEE & SEA ISLAND TOUR Duration: approx. 4 hrs. Experience the full beauty of Aruba on a tour that takes you around the island and under the sea! After your air- conditioned bus ride to the pier, you will board the transfer boat for a scenic cruise to the Seaworld Explorer. The Seaworld Explorer is a state-of-the-art semi-submarine that was developed in Australia for use on the Great Barrier Reef. The vessel does not submerge; you descend into the hull of the vessel and sit in air-conditioned comfort five feet below the surface of the water. View amazing sea life in this cruising underwater observatory through large, clear glass windows. The Seaworld Explorer takes you to the wreck of the “Antilla”, a 440-foot German freighter destroyed by an explosion that tore the freighter in two halves during World War II. Delight in your incredible surroundings as your skilful captain manoeuvres the semi-submarine through the heart of the Caribbean’s largest shipwreck. Returning to shore, your guide drives you to the California Lighthouse where you can admire the magnificent view of the crashing waves of the windward coast and the tranquil waters of the Leeward shore. From here your bus takes you to the awesome Casibari Rock Formations where you may climb the rock gardens to the top of the highest boulder. You will then visit the Natural Bridge, a bridge of rock formed naturally by the wind and the motion of the sea. Finally, you drive past the Gold Mill Ruins at Boca Mahos and back to Oranjestad, the capital of Aruba. Please Note: Guests have to be able to descend with 11 steps into the hull of the Seaworld Explorer. Please wear comfortable shoes.

ARU07 - TICKET TO PARADISE (DE PALM ISLAND SNORKELING) Duration: approx. 4.5 hrs The journey to paradise begins with transfers by bus with historical information about Aruba, followed by a ferry ride across the Spanish Lagoon on the unexplored south part of the island en route to the private reef island, De Palm Island. De Palm Island offers it all, spectacular coral formation, large variety of Tropical Fauna including our friendly Blue Parrot Fish that can be seen while snorkeling in the crystal clear waters dressed by our white sand pocket beaches. Snorkeling, water slide attraction, Banana boat ride, sunbathing, relaxing, lunch and open bar. Enjoy our spectacular new state of the art “Blue Parrot” water park with six breathtaking water slides to get your adrenaline going. Changing rooms and exterior showers are available. A sumptuous Caribbean Lunch buffet and all beverages are included. Please Note: Towel, sun protection and extra cash for souvenirs are recommended.

ARU11 - SAILING AND SNORKELING Duration: approx. 3.5 hrs. This snorkelling tour gives you the chance to marvel at the beauty of Aruba’s coastline and marine life. The perfect combination of wind, sun and sailing makes this a fun and relaxing trip at the same time. After some smooth sailing, the first stop will be Boca Cathalina for some great reef snorkeling. As the depth will be around 15 feet, it is the perfect place to refresh or learn snorkeling skills. The second stop will be at the famous “Antilla’’ shipwreck. A remnant of World War II, the "Antilla’’ was scuttled by its own captain, to prevent it from being captured by the Dutch Marines. It’s lying on its side in 60 feet of water. Voted as one of the world’s top 10 dive and snorkel sites and being the largest ship in the Caribbean, it’s an experience you won’t forget. After the second stop follows a relaxing sail back to the cruise ship with unlimited rum punch, juice and soda combined with recorder music. Please Note: Guests need to fill out liability waiver prior to activity. Snorkel sites may vary due to surface and weather conditions.

ARU12 - ARUBA BEACH TOUR Duration: approx. 4 hrs. Board your open bus amidst Caribbean music and colors and prepare to see the sights that has made Aruba so popular…its spectacular white sandy beaches adorned with all shades of blue! It’s turquoise and crystal clear ocean. Your first beach stop will be at the Arashi Beach for swimming and snorkeling time, followed by leisure time at your second beach stop located at the very popular Palm Beach. Relax, soak up the sun, and enjoy the ocean breeze. There are facilities available at the Moomba beach such as restaurants, shops and colorful bars which can be visited at the guests own discretion. Beach chairs are included at the second beach stop. The tour will conclude at the cruise terminal. Please Note: Wear a swimsuit if you plan to swim and bring a towel and adequate sun protection. Suggest for guests to bring extra cash in case guests wants to purchase at the restaurant and bar.

ARU13 - TASTE OF ARUBA Duration: approx. 4 hrs. Meet your guide for the day, board your very comfortable air-conditioned bus and prepare yourself to experience Aruba at its finest. Get a taste of what the island is all about on the background tunes of Aruban Music while driving through charming Oranjestad and watch the Dutch Colonial architecture with its antique buildings and houses, merging with its very modern architecture. Your first stop will be the Aloe Factory for a brief description of the Aloe plantation and a tour through the Aloe museum. Then drive through the country side and discover Aruba’s flora and fauna en route to the Casibari Rock formation, huge diorite boulders found in the center of the island. Then board your bus and drive to the Natural Bridge Ruins and see a different side of the island. Continue your tour through the country side en route to the California Lighthouse, for a short stop to enjoy the breathtaking panoramic top view of the island. Drive in front of Aruba’s most beautiful beaches en route to the cruise terminal. Be welcome to experience Aruba’s greatest assets through our very warm and welcoming people, always ready to share our island and its unique culture and history.

ARU14 - KUKOO KUNUKU BEACH & ISLAND TOUR Duration: approx. 5 hours Hop aboard the famous Kukoo Kunuku Bus and shake your maracas to the beat of Caribbean music on our way to visit the Alto Vista Chapel and the California lighthouse, two of our favorite famous landmarks. You will also stop at Casibari Rock Formation, enjoy views of our unique countryside, colorful cunucu houses and wildlife. After a short one hour sightseeing tour we are off to The White Sand Beach. Here you will have time to laze in the sun, swim in our azure waters, explore our beautiful beaches, have lunch under a palm tree or just sip a pina colada and daydream. Please Note: Wear or bring a swimsuit, beach towel and adequate sun protection. Lounge chairs are included and complimentary ice water by the glass is available on the island tour and at the beach. Umbrellas are available for rent. Other beverages and food are available for purchase at the beach and a souvenir shop is on premise if you have forgotten anything. Shopping Mall within 5 minute walk of the Beach Area.

ARU15 - BEST OF ARUBA Duration: approx. 4.5 hrs. Begin your tour driving trough the colourful capital “Oranjestad”, and up to the California Lighthouse, where your driver guide will explain everything about the first habitants on Aruba. Next stop will be the Alto Vista Chapel where it’s said that the local Indians were converted to Christians. Head to the north coast and see the collapsed Natural and the Baby Natural Bridge. Your final stop will be the Aloe Factory to view the harvest and the production of Aruba’s Aloe vera plant. On your return to the ship you will have the option to be dropped off in town (5 min walking distance to the cruise ship terminal) for shopping or just return to the ship. Please Note: Sun protection and extra cash are suggested for souvenirs.

ARU16 - ATLANTIS SUBMARINE TOUR Duration: approx. 1.5 hrs. Your adventure begins with a short transfer to the submarine onboard our shuttle vessel SubSeeker. Board the submarine just off the South East coast of Aruba for a thrilling dive to either the mysteriously sunken airplane, or the newly sunken coaster, “The Morgenster”. You will also have the opportunity to get an up close view of exotic marine life while diving to depths up to 130 feet. Be amazed by colourful schools of tropical fish, huge sponge gardens, and the mystical beauties of the coral fields. The educational and entertaining narration of the experienced, professional, and licensed crew will highlight this unique experience. All of this is in air-conditioned comfort without getting wet! Please Note: Children less than 36 inches in height are not permitted to take part in this tour. A 12-step ladder must be negotiated when descending into the Submarine.

ARU18 - SEA WORLD EXPLORER SUBMARINE Duration: approx. 2 hrs. The Seaworld Explorer is a state-of-the-art semi-submarine developed in Australia for use on the Great Barrier Reef. The vessel does not submerge; you descend into the hull of this cruising underwater observatory and sit in air-conditioned comfort five feet below the surface of the water, exploring amazing sea life through large, clear glass windows. After your air-conditioned bus ride to the pier, you board a transfer boat that takes you to the Seaworld Explorer. Our skilled captain and knowledgeable narrator, guide the semi-submarine to the wreck of the “Antilla”, a 440-foot German freighter destroyed during World War II. The huge ship lies on her side just under the surface of the ocean, providing a home to thousands of colourful fish and corals. Measuring 440 feet in length, this is the largest wreck in the Caribbean. From the wreck, you enjoy a relaxing cruise to shore. Please Note: Guests have to be able to descend with 11 steps into the hull of the Seaworld Explorer.

ARU19 - SIGHTSEEING & SWIM TOUR Duration: approx. 4.5 hrs. Thanks to this entertaining half-day tour, exploring the beguiling sights of Aruba has never been easier. Your outing kicks off with an enjoyable drive through Oranjestad, the island’s capital, en route to Aruba’s northern shores for an outside viewing of the California Lighthouse. First lit in 1916, the lighthouse was named after the wreck of a steamship that sank nearby in 1891. Your driver/guide will tell you a little about Aruba’s first inhabitants before you move on to one of the island’s most visited locations: the Baby Natural Bridge, the – now sadly collapsed – Natural Bridge and the amazing Casibari Rock Formation. The size of small houses, these huge rock formations make for fabulous photo moments, so do keep your camera at hand. One of Aruba’s pristine beaches is next, where the soft white sand and clear blue of the water make a perfect setting for just under 1 hour of free time to go swimming or simply laze around and catch the sun. To end the tour, you’ll have a chance to return directly to the ship or be dropped off in town to do some shopping, with only a 5-minute walk back to the cruise terminal when you’re done.

ARU20 - ARUBA TREASURES Duration: approx. 4 hrs. A few of Aruba’s numerous treasures are yours to discover on a varied half-day tour dedicated to delivering only the best. The first destination in this line-up of must-sees is the fascinating Aruba Aloe Museum & Factory, which serves to illustrate the 160-year history of aloe farming in Aruba. Also included on the itinerary are gorgeous views from the top of the huge Casibari Rock Formations in the north of the island as well as a visit to the enchanting Philip’s Animal Garden, home to an array of exotic animals. You’ll have a chance to feed some of the hoofed animals that live in the Animal Garden – but only if you wish. The final two stops on the tour will then be at the lovely Alto Vista Chapel, the site at which Aruba’s Christian traditions are said to have been founded, and the early 20th-century California Lighthouse, which carries the name of an unfortunate ship that was wrecked nearby in the late 19th century. Your return to the ship wraps up your Aruba outing. Please note: feeding of the animals (hoofed livestock only) is optional. As a mark of respect, guests wishing to enter the Roman Catholic chapel are requested to bring/wear appropriate clothing.

ARU21 – CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH: SAIL & SNORKEL Duration: approx. 4 hours, incl. breakfast & lunch Cut loose from your ship for a few hours and instead enjoy a carefree brunch aboard a custom-built catamaran, complete with sunbathing trampolines, sunbathing spots and shaded areas for your cruising pleasure. Your three snorkelling highlights are located to the north, and as you sail, you can sip a mimosa and savour tempting morsels of delicious food. Your first stop will be at Catalina Bay, where the white sand beach provides a great starting point to go snorkelling in the shallow water and experience its kaleidoscopic variety of underwater life. Moving on again, your second stop will see you linger a little offshore to view the remains of the Caribbean’s largest underwater shipwreck: the German ES Antilla. Having only embarked on her maiden voyage from Hamburg mid-July 1939, the ES Antilla was then scuppered by the Dutch on 10 May 1940, barely 10 months later. Since then, the supine vessel has become home to such marine creatures as coral, sponges, lobsters, hawksbill sea turtles and even moray eels, making her a fascinating place to visit in a variety of ways. Last up on the snorkelling itinerary is the marvellously shallow site at Malmok Beach, just a little to the south of the shipwreck. After all that activity, prepare to reward yourself with seafood paella – freshly prepared on board – and all that an open bar can offer while you enjoy the leisurely sail back to your ship. Please note: guests are recommended to wear swimwear under comfortable clothing, high-factor sunscreen and to bring a towel, a camera and a hat. The tour begins with a short transfer to the marina on an open-air, Caribbean- style bus; the return route will be completed by boat. Guests must be at least 3 years of age to take part. Children must be accompanied by a paying adult throughout the tour and under their constant supervision at all times. A maximum weight restriction of 113 kg / 250 lb per guest applies.

CARTAGENA (Colombia)

CAR01 - CARTAGENA CITY TOUR Duration: approx. 4 hours Explore the city of Cartagena, which has a reputation as impenetrable after the construction of its impressive fortress. Departing from the pier, you will pass by the “Republican” architecture of Manga residential area. Your first stop, La Popa Monastery, built during the 17th century and dedicated to Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria, one of the city’s patron saints, enjoy the splendid view over the city and visit the small chapel. Continue to a photo stop at the Fort of San Felipe de Barajas, the most important work of Spanish Military engineering in South America. Las Bovedas Artisan Center is next, built as dungeons and as a means of storage, today local artisans display their work there you will enjoy handicraft shopping. Wander the narrow cobblestone streets and squares inside the walled city, marvel with the majestic view of San Pedro Claver, the patron saint of slaves, Plaza and church. Plaza de Bolívar is the next stop and features a statue of its namesake. Across the street we find the Inquisition Palace, the Inquisition was established in Cartagena in the year 1610 to punish any crimes against the Catholic faith. Located in this building you can see samples of jails and torture chambers. The sentencing ceremony used to take place in public, in the middle of the plaza. Continue on to the Navy Museum which was established in 1986 and where you can see the restored ruins of the Jesuit School, find out about Cartagena’s historic military moments and Colombia’s naval history and browse a wealth of artefacts before enjoying a folkloric show with a refreshing soft drink. Your last stop at the Pierino Gallo Shopping Center will allow about 45 minutes to shop before returning to your ship. Please note: The sightseeing portion in the old town requires extended periods of walking and standing.

CAR04 - CARTAGENA WALKING TOUR Duration: approx. 3 hours The tour departs from the pier in air conditioned buses, passing by the traditional district of Manga to admire the beautiful houses of the Republican Period. The walking tour starts at SANTIAGO´S BASTION. Visitors will go down the ramp and take San Juan de Dios Street, admiring the charming colonial architecture of the area and finish at the San Pedro Claver´s Plaza. The tour continues down towards Custom Plaza, which was the commercial centre during the colonial time. The walk will proceed to Plaza de la Proclamación to admire the Cathedral and the Governor’s building, which in the colonial days was used as headquarters of the Spanish government. Plaza de Bolivar will be the next stop. The tour strolls down the street admiring the magnitude of the colonial mansions in the area ending at Santiago’s Bastion. From here, the tour continues by coach to Las Bóvedas, for a 15 min. shopping stop and then to a 15 min. sightseeing drive thru Bocagrande. On the way back to the pier, guests will make a brief stop at San Felipe de Baraja´s fort for a panoramic view. Please note: Not designed for wheelchair bound guests and walking problems at all. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

CAR05 - ECOLOGICAL TOUR & MANGROVES SWAMP TUNNELS Duration: approx. 3 hours Your tour starts with a panoramic view of the San Felipe de Barajas Fortress, situated outside the walled city. This monumental fort is considered to be the most outstanding feat of Spanish military engineering in the new world. Its construction began in 1536 and lasted for 121 years. After a quick drive through the narrow street of the walled city, you will continue to the Mangroves area. There you will be taken by canoe through mangroves tunnels to the Cienaga de la Virgen. A great diversity of birds such as the Kingsfisher, White heron, Common Laura, Pink Spatula and Pelicans live in this area. Enjoy the beautiful flora and fauna that encompasses this fascinating eco-system.

CAR06 - ROSARIO ISLAND TOUR WITH LUNCH Duration: approx. 6 hours Enjoy a scenic speedboat ride from Cartagena to the Rosario Islands located 24 miles to the south of Cartagena. The Rosario Islands are composed of 27 islands, 3 of them belonging to the state and the other 24 totally private. The area is designated as a National Natural Park which is ideal for the development of coral reefs in its 55 kilometers of protected area with depths up to 90 feet. Your first stop will be at Isleta for a welcome beverage and fresh fruit. Next, you will sightsee around the islands by boat and visit the local aquarium at Isla de San Martin. Enjoy the show with the dolphins and sharks before returning to Isleta for lunch. This area is also the best for snorkeling, with coral reefs, sponges and many different kinds of fish to admire, or you may simply choose to relax and enjoy the beach area. Please note: Please wear your swimsuit and bring a towel, At the same time remember to bring your own snorkel gear which is not included.

CAR07 - PANORAMIC SIGHTSEEING TOUR Duration: approx. 2.5 hours This is an opportunity to experience the uniquely magnificent city of Cartagena de Indias from the comfort of your air-conditioned motor coach. Cartagena is a UNESCO World heritage site and a living breathing city that has been remarkably well preserved. Departing from the pier side and accompanied by expert local guides your first stop will be a panoramic view of the imposing military fort of San Felipe de Barajas, which is situated outside the walled city. This immense building is considered to be the most outstanding feat of Spanish military engineering in the New World with its construction beginning in 1536 and lasting for 121 years. You will then continue to the historic colonial city. The immense walls took 194 years to be completed and enabled Cartagena to defend itself from the numerous attacks of English pirates and other would be invaders. The Spanish colonial architecture is some of the most impressive and best preserved in South America with its imposing merchant’s houses, narrow streets, flower bedecked balconies stunning civic buildings and beautiful churches. You will continue to Bocagrande, which in complete contrast with the old city, is modern with high rise apartment complexes, hotels and restaurants, and is where many Colombians take their vacations. A brief stop for a shopping at the Pierino Gallo shopping center famous for its wide variety of jewelry shop with the world renowned Colombian Emerald before returning to the pier.

CAR08 - OLD CARTAGENA, FOLKLORIC SHOW & SHOPPING Duration: approx. 4 hours This fascinating tour of the magnificent city of Cartagena de Indias, includes a tour of the historic colonial city and a beautiful show of Colombian music and dance at the painstakingly restored Heredia Theatre. Your tour starts with a panoramic view of the San Felipe de Barajas Fortress, situated outside the walled city. This monumental fort is considered to be the most outstanding feat of Spanish military engineering in the new world. On entering the walled city you will make 10 minutes stop for photographs at the San Francisco Gun Battery and you will then have the opportunity to encounter the 16th Century first hand with the city’s beautifully preserved colonial Houses, Churches, Plazas and Museums. A visit to San Pedro Claver Cloister and Monastery built in homage to the protector of slaves, serves as a reminder of the turbulent past of Cartagena. The ornate and very beautiful Heredia Theater was built in 1911 from the ruins of the old Mercy Church to commemorate the Centenary of the independence of Colombia from Spain and has been restored as a cultural centre for theatrical and musical performances. Here a folk show of music and dance will be presented by local artists in the main auditorium. The show consists of 5 beautiful dances of three important regions of Colombia such as the Atlantic Coast (Cumbia), the Pacific Coast (Currulao and Abosao), and from Los Andes region (the Market Place and the Indian Legend). You will then continue your tour to Bocagrande, the modern part of Cartagena, with its Shopping Center, Pierino Gallo, where you will be able to browse and shop for the world famous Colombian Emeralds before returning to the pier.

CAR09 – CARTAGENA BY HORSE & CARRIAGE Duration: approx. 3 hours After leaving the ship, your guided tour of Cartagena begins with a photo stop at San Felipe Fortress, the largest example of Spanish military engineering in South America. Your coach then continues on to the Plaza Santa Teresa, from where you will pick up the horse and carriage that will be waiting for you. As you make your sedate way through cobblestoned streets and squares inside the walled city, you will have plenty of time to admire small details like flower-filled balconies or the glint of light escaping from colonial mansions just as much as the big things, such as the fine old buildings, many Iberian in style, and the general sense of majestic grandeur characteristic of this ancient city. A half-hour shopping break at Las Bóvedas – Cartagena’s former dungeons now turned retail haven – then follows. A panoramic sightseeing tour of modern Cartagena rounds off your tour before you head back to the port and your ship.

CAR10 – EXPERIENCE MAKING JEWELLERY WITH EMERALDS Duration: approx. 4 hours For a unique chance to make your own emerald cruise memento in sterling silver and leave friends at home feeling just a little green with envy, you can do no better than to join this fully guided tour to the Caribbean School of Jewellery, which is fully approved and endorsed by the country’s Education Ministry. Aided by an experienced instructor in the use of the various tools and how to go about making your piece, you will then begin the process of crafting your very own emerald-studded bling in 925 sterling silver. Next to an informative 15-minute presentation about how Colombian emeralds are extracted and cut, your 3-hour stay also includes instruction on how to melt the silver and help in making the item of jewellery of your choice, either a ring, pendant, a pair of earrings or a bracelet. When class is dismissed, you will not only receive a certificate of your newly found jewellery-making prowess, the item of jewellery that you made. Enjoy a panoramic view of the Old City on your way back to the port.

CAR11 – OLD CITY OF CARTAGENA AT YOUR LEISURE Duration: approx. 3 hours Boasting a history that can be traced back to its foundation in 1533, modern-day Cartagena presents itself as a city of contrasts. Featuring visits to both the old walled part of the city – a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984 – and its more modern quarters, this tour will show you some of Cartagena’s best must-sees. After your coach takes you through the upmarket La Manga residential area, known for its exclusive mansions and impressive villas, and past the mid-17th-century Castillo de San Felipe, you’ll be dropped off at La Marina Park and left to explore the beautiful walled city at your leisure. Soak up the historical vibe as you walk down old alleyways lined with the loveliest colonial buildings – and keep your camera at hand to take some photos to show your friends at home. As you stroll through history with ancient plazas at every turn, you might even find an authentically Colombian memento in one of the quarter’s myriad shops. At the appointed time, you’ll pick up your coach again at the drop- off point for a drive through the modern residential districts of Bocagrande and Castillogrande, located on a small peninsula just to the south of the walled city. From quaint old lanes to modern commerce, glitzy shops, restaurants and grand hotels: the contrast between the two worlds couldn’t be more dramatic. Your tour then draws to a relaxing close with the brief return drive to the pier and your ship. Please note: the drop-off point (La Marina Park) is also the point at which guests must pick up the coach again to return to the ship.

CAR12 – CHIVA PARTY BUS Duration: approx. 3 hours This entertaining party-and-sightseeing tour begins as soon as you board the chiva bus at the pier and continues until the moment you return. Chiva buses – open-sided vehicles painted every colour under the sun – were once used to provide public transport in rural areas, but have since been given a new lease on life. An open bar on board the bus and non-stop local papayera and vallenato music ensure the mood is relaxed throughout as you make your way around the major sights. Brief photo stops are scheduled at San Felipe Fortress, the bay of Manga, the bottom of La Popa hill, the districts of El Centro, Bocagrande and El Laguito, the 16th-century Castillo San Felipe de Barajas as well as Cartagena’s old quarter with the vaults of Las Bóvedas. A longer stop, with time for you to stretch your legs, enjoy refreshments and local entertainment or dance to the music on the bus, is also planned at the historical Fortress of Santa Catalina. A final break is then included at the Las Bóvedas Artisan Centre, where you can browse the handicrafts and shop for a souvenir before the chiva takes you back to the pier. By the way, each bus has its own peculiar nickname so be sure to find out what yours is called before you re- board your ship. Please note: guests must be at least 12 years of age to take part. Children must be accompanied by a paying adult throughout the tour and under their constant supervision at all times. Guests wishing to drink alcohol must be at least 21 years of age. Guests are recommended to wear light, comfortable clothing and comfortable shoes or sandals.

COZUMEL (Mexico)

COZ09 - FURY CATAMARAN Duration: approx. 3.5 hours A sun-kissed slice of paradise on the island of Cozumel in the Mexican Caribbean is just what the doctor ordered to let go of the stress that everyday life tends to breed. A catamaran featuring stair-access to the sea, freshwater showers, a spacious shaded lounge area, a capacious sun deck, a bar and two toilets will take you to the first of your tour activities: snorkelling in the warm water of the crystal-clear Caribbean Sea. You’ll then set sail along the beautiful Cozumel coastline to reach a private beach – one of the finest on the Yucatán Peninsula – to enjoy the many attractions of Fury’s Aquapark, including paddle surf boards, kayaks, a water trampoline, water mats and the amazing Platinum Aqua Glide slide (weather permitting). But the beach is equally ideal for simply relaxing in a beach chair or lounging in a hammock under a shady coconut tree. The classic party tunes played during your return sail are sure to put you in a dancing mood before get back to your ship at the end of your outing. Please note: children must be accompanied by a paying adult throughout the tour and under their constant supervision at all times. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with asthma, cardiac disease or any other medical condition.

COZ10 – COZUMEL HIGHLIGHTS & SHOPPING Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Situated just off Mexico’s south-eastern coast, the island of Cozumel presents a winning blend of culture, history, scenery, fabulous beaches and great shopping opportunities. In short, it’s got the lot – and you can explore some of its most attractive features on this half-day tour. Your outing begins with an air-conditioned coach ride to your first stop: the Discover Mexico Park, a complex that represents some of Mexico’s most iconic landmarks in perfect scale models. After visiting the park’s museum, complete with a special video experience room. Continue your journey to a unique place for a sensory experience at The Mayan Cacao Company where you will learn about the history of the Chocolate, its manufacturing process and you'll also participate in a demonstration with a delicious tasting at the end. Then you’ll move on to Cozumel’s oldest settlement at El Cedral, a former hub of Mayan civilisation and the site of Mexico’s first Catholic church service. With views of untamed beaches to enjoy as you round the island’s southern tip, you’ll then head for your fourth destination, the natural limestone bridge of El Mirador. View, photograph and even walk over the unusual rock before moving on to a wonderful “tequileria” to see how tequila, Mexico’s national drink, is made. The traditional process starts with the indispensable agave plants and ends with the finished product, of which you can then savour a sample. Your last port of call will see you travel to the heart of Cozumel for a chance to do some shopping. You’ll be free to decide whether to return to the ship using the transport provided at the appointed time or remain in town for longer and return at your own expense. Please note: The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with mobility problems or using a wheelchair. Guests are recommended to bring high-factor sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses and some cash to cover the cost of any additional purchases as well as to wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothing.

COZ12 – CLEAR-BOTTOMED KAYAK & BEACH SNORKEL COMBO Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Discover the beauty of the Caribbean from a totally new perspective while you skim over the coral reef in a clear- bottomed 2-person kayak – a completely dry, yet still wholly immersive experience – and also have a chance to go snorkelling and spend some quality time at the beach. You will set off on your kayak tour at the Uvas Beach Club and paddle through the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean, all the while being able to observe the wildlife below thanks the kayak’s transparent keel. An amazing underwater world of colourful tropical fish and fascinating coral reef formations will unfold right before your eyes. The next leg of the tour will then give you an opportunity to put on your snorkelling gear and take a closer look at the fascinating world and its many colourful inhabitants under the sea. All that activity can only mean one thing: time for a rest. On returning to the gorgeous beach and its facilities, you can simply relax and work on your tan, go for a swim or cool off under a shady umbrella. 2 drinks and a selection of fresh fruit will be served free of charge, but those with a bigger appetite could order food from the restaurant at additional cost. In the end, you can choose either to return to the ship when the transportation departs, or stay on for longer and use taxi vouchers (issued on request) for your return trip a little later. Please note: the tour is not suitable for pregnant women, guests using a wheelchair or with pre-existing heart, respiratory, back/neck problems. For reasons of safety, guests suffering from asthma, heart problems, diabetes, epilepsy or taking prescription medications such as anti-depressants, beta blockers, lithium and vasoconstrictors are requested to refrain from snorkeling. Please ensure your sunscreen is fully biodegradable as normal sunscreen is prohibited from use due to the damage it causes to the reef. Guests must be at least 6 years of age to take part in the tour, at least 8 years of age to snorkel and at least 18 years of age to drink alcohol. The kayak is limited to a max. weight for both passengers of 425 lbs.

COZ16 - XCARET ECO PARK Duration: Full day Experience Xcaret – the most exciting and largest Eco Park in Latin America! This eco-archaeological park offers many exhilarating activities in a tropical jungle setting on the Caribbean Sea. It is pure fun and enjoyment in a natural setting. As you get off the ferry in Playa Del Carmen, your guide will take you to your transportation for a short ride to Xcaret. At the park, your guide will assist you on where to go, what there is to do, answer your questions and point you in the right direction. Then, you are on your own to explore and experience the park. Choose from the museum, a bird sanctuary, stables, botanical gardens, aquarium, restored Mayan ruins, a replicated Mayan village, beautiful beaches and natural pools. Even take a swim in an underground river with life vest included. Please note: transfer by ferry to Playa del Carmen lasts approximately 45 minutes and could possibly be rough depending on the sea conditions. The price of the tour includes use of a life vest for swimming in the river; if required, snorkel equipment can be hired at additional expense. Optional activities are available at additional costs. Swimwear, biodegradable sunscreen, a hat and change of clothes are recommended.

COZ21 - 3 REEF SNORKELING BY BOAT Duration: approx. 3.5 hrs Come on board for a Caribbean sightseeing & snorkel adventure and enjoy a leisurely day at sea. Sit back relax and enjoy getting to know this Caribbean island paradise. From your ship’s pier, you’ll cruise out into the turquoise waters en route to three distinct reef locations where you’ll have three varied shipside snorkel adventures. You’ll receive snorkel gear, life vests, and full instructions so even beginners can join in. Gear up and follow your PADI certified guide through the crystal clear waters and over colorful coral reef formations as you explore exotic fish and marine life and experience the mysterious underwater world. Tour includes one bottle of water. Snacks, soda and beer (after snorkeling) are available for purchase on the boat. Please note: Minimum age to participate is 8 years old. Minimum age to drink alcohol is 18 years old. Only biodegradable sunscreen is allowed to be used due to reef damage caused by normal sunscreen. Due to the active nature of the tour, women who are pregnant are not allowed to participate nor are guests in wheelchairs or with physical disabilities who would have difficulty climbing a ladder in and out of the water, or with cardiac or respiratory conditions such as asthma or with back/neck injuries, diabetes or epilepsy or those under medications such as anti-depressants, lithium, beta blockers and base vein constrictors.

COZ22 - DOLPHIN SWIM & RIDE WITH ALL INCLUSIVE FOOD & DRINKS Duration: Approx. 3.5 hours Start your “Once in a life time experience” in the most beautiful dolphinarium in the World! Located in the heart of Cozumel’s shopping area, it is the only place in all the Caribbean where you can swim with dolphins in the safety of still ocean coves. Experience the excitement of riding on a dolphin belly in our unique “Dolphin Swim & Ride” program. Dig in to unlimited food and drinks, snorkel with tropical fish in our natural aquarium, and venture onto the ocean for kayaking and paddle boarding, all at no additional cost. Your adventure begins with a short taxi ride to Dolphinaris. Before entering the water you will enjoy a Dolphin behavioural presentation where you will be introduced to some of the extraordinary dolphins’ behaviour. The first part of the program is conducted on a waist deep water submerged platform. You will then proceed into the deeper water of our natural ocean coves to swim and touch the dolphin in its own environment where then, you will come face to face with a dolphin as you grasp the dolphin’s fins and the dolphin pulls you across the surface of the water on a Belly Ride. You will also have the opportunity to get a kiss, pectoral fin shake and caress the dolphins. Following this, you will be able to use your mask to see how this beautiful animal swims and glides through the crystal waters of Dolphinaris. To relax after an action-packed dolphin swim, take full advantage of everything Dolphinaris Cozumel has to offer. Stop by the palapa restaurant for lunch with the family and cool off with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Kids and adults alike will love Serenity Cove, a safe inlet with snorkel equipment where you can swim through an underwater aquarium filled with tropical fish, rays and starfish! Looking for something more adventurous? Head out to the ocean for fun-filled activities like kayaking and paddle boarding on the Caribbean Sea so you can view the dazzling water from a great vantage point. Please note: All children must be accompanied by an adult and must be 4ft tall. All participants must know how to swim. Guests are recommended to bring towel, swimwear and a change of clothing, but must refrain from wearing either jewellery or sunscreen as these may damage the dolphins’ sensitive skin. Only biodegradable sunscreen is allowed. Camera and videos are not allowed in the dolphin area, but guests can take pictures from the restaurant and bar area. This tour is not recommended for wheelchair bound guests, or guests with back/neck injuries and is not permitted for pregnant women, for safety reasons. The Dolphin Swim & Ride program, food, beverages, snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boarding and round trip transportation are all available under the all-inclusive plan, while photos, video, souvenirs and lockers have an extra cost. Minimum age to participate to the swim interaction is 10 years. Minimum age to snorkel is 8 years old. Minimum age for kayaking 10 years old, minimum age for Paddleboard is 10 years old. Minimum age to consume alcohol is 21 years old. All water activities are available on a first-come-first-served basis.

COZ23 - TULUM MAYAN RUINS Duration: Full day, box lunch included Come experience the world famous, magnificent ruins of the walled city of Tulum…the only Mayan city built right on the crystal blue Caribbean Sea! After a short ferry ride to Playa Del Carmen, your guide will take you to an air- conditioned motor coach for a scenic and informative drive to Tulum. Once there, your guide will escort you through the ruins giving a complete narration along the way. See restored temples and some of the mysterious hieroglyphic writings still visible today. Visit the temple of the frescos famous for the detailed carved figures and original paints. And, perched on the edge of the Caribbean and rising high above all of the other ruins is “el Castillo” with its breathtaking view of the blue water below. A light box lunch is included. Please note: Transfer by ferry to Playa del Carmen lasts approximately 45 minutes and could possibly be rough depending on the sea conditions. Transfer by bus to Tulum is approximately 1 hour each way (with a 20 minute comfort stop on the way). Optional transfer by tram to the ruins from the parking lot at Tulum is at guests’ expense and risk. There is a government tax of US$5-8 on the use of video cameras in the ruins. No tripods and/or professional video cameras are allowed. Tour is not recommended for guests with mobility problems or wheelchair bound.

COZ26 - DUNE BUGGY & SNORKEL Duration: approx. 5 hrs, lunch included Rev up your engines and get ready for a beautiful adventure as you drive a Dune Buggy convertible along a paved road, through the pristine tropical environment along the Caribbean coastline of Cozumel! Drive your buggy (4 guests per car) to the southern tip of Cozumel Island past the breathtaking blues of the Caribbean and the mysterious greens of a tropical jungle. We will snorkel inside Cozumel’s underwater national park in an offshore beach snorkel geared for the whole family. You will receive safety briefing and the friendly guides will teach the ins and outs so you too can enjoy this wonderful activity. After this we will continue on to the eastern side of the island for a wonderful beach break. Here you will swim have fun in the sun and enjoy a Mexican Buffet Lunch. You will then hop back into your Buggy and head to a Mayan village, to see how they used to live and to learn some of their traditions, visit a tequila taste testing venue and taste different varieties of this Mexican tradition. Another day, another adventure you won’t soon forget! When it’s all over you’ll drive back into town where you may either return with the tour to your ship or be let off in downtown Cozumel to do some shopping on your own. (Return taxi fare not included. Option available as time allows, depending on tour return time and the ship’s departure time). Please note: Minimum age to snorkel is 8 years old. Guests must be at least 21 years old and present a valid driving license. All cars have shift gears. Four (4) guests per car. This is an Alcohol Free Tour: a designated driver from each jeep will need to be selected and will not be able to participate in the tequila tasting. Guests who do not want to snorkel can remain on the beach and enjoy free time. Only biodegradable sunscreen is allowed to be used due to reef damage caused by normal sunscreen. Due to the active nature and rough terrain of the tour, it is not suitable for pregnant women, guests with cardiac and respiratory problems, such as asthma, or with back/neck injuries, diabetes or epilepsy or those under medications such as anti-depressants, lithium, beta blockers and base vein constrictors, or guests with limited mobility or wheelchair bound.

COZ27 - EXPLORING COZUMEL BY JEEP & SNORKEL Duration: approx. 5 hours, lunch included The best way to discover Cozumel - EXPLORE EVERYTHING! Take a journey all the way around the island in a Jeep Wrangler (4 guests per car) and discover the most beautiful, interesting and exciting aspects of Mexico’s largest island in this one of a kind Jeep Tour with Mayan Town Visit, Beach Break, Lunch and Snorkel Excursion. Drive your Jeep (4 guests per car) through the town of San Miguel and into the jungle interior where you’ll explore the island’s first Mayan settlement, the village of El Cedral, take a short tour of a Tequila Hacienda, learn about history and culture surrounding this most famous and traditional Mexican product and have a tequila tasting. Unearth the fascinating history of Cozumel’s first Mayan inhabitants and the Spanish conquistadors who followed, as you visit the site of its first catholic church, built next to a 2,000 year old Mayan ruin. Feel the freedom of adventure as you journey along the eastern, undeveloped coast of the island, between the breathtaking blues of the Caribbean and the mysterious greens of the tropical jungle. Now get in gear for a glimpse beneath the surface of the sea. Your tour includes an off shore beginner’s snorkel experience and an opportunity to discover the colourful tropical fish and delightful array of sea-life Cozumel has to offer. PADI certified guides will provide snorkeling gear, safety tips and instruction before leading you out to explore the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean. Take a break and enjoy a Mexican lunch and free time for fun and games on the white sands of our private beach. When time’s up, hop back into your Jeep and head back to your ship. When your tour is complete, you may choose to return to the pier or be let off in the downtown shopping area and return to the ship by taxi at your own expense. (This option is available as time allows, depending on tour return time and your ship’s departure time.) Please note: Minimum age to snorkel is 8 years old. Guests must be at least 21 years old and present a valid driving license. All cars have shift gears. Four (4) guests per car. This is an Alcohol Free Tour: a designated driver from each jeep will need to be selected and will not be able to participate in the tequila tasting. Only biodegradable sunscreen is allowed to be used due to reef damage caused by normal sunscreen. Due to the active nature and rough terrain of the tour, it is not suitable for pregnant women, guests with cardiac and respiratory problems, such as asthma, or with back/neck injuries, diabetes or epilepsy or those under medications such as anti-depressants, lithium, beta blockers and base vein constrictors, or guests with limited mobility or wheelchair bound.

COZ29 - HORSEBACK RIDING ADVENTURE Duration: approx. 4 hours This is one of the horseback tours that you have been waiting for! You will be greeted on the pier by your bilingual guide and taken in air-conditioned transportation to the ranch and your awaiting horse. After a safety briefing and riding instructions, you will be matched up to your horse according to your riding experience; this tour is for all levels of riders – novice to expert. Your guide will lead you to an unforgettable experience where you will travel through land and time as you learn about the Mayans, one of the oldest and most mysterious civilizations, eternal legends of the Mayan culture, replicas of Mayan ruins and ancient idols will come to life as you go across into the tropical forest. Then you will return to the welcome station to enjoy complementary beverages before being transported back to the pier. Please note: all guests are required to sign a release form before participating on this tour. Min. Age to participate 12 years old & max. age to participate 65 years old (children between 12 and 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult). Height: min. 4 ft. / weight: max. 220 lbs.; pregnant women, and people with recent neck or back injuries, are not allowed to participate in this tour. All guests are required to wear closed-toe shoes.

COZ32 - BOTTOM FISHING BONANZA Duration: Approx. 3.5 hours Enjoy Cozumel Bottom Fishing, with your family and friends! This tour is perfect for the youngsters and young at heart. Let us show you some of the easiest methods for fishing in the beautiful warm waters of the Caribbean. Trust the Captain and Crew to find the best concentrations of fish. Relax and enjoy the Caribbean breeze, fishing the trip away. Your half day trip includes 46ft. specialized fishing vessel, rods, reels, bait, tackle, soda, beer, purified bottled water and fishing permits. After receiving the safety and proper bottom fishing instructions by your English speaking guide, you will begin your fishing adventure. You will be constantly served and assisted by the crew and guides on board. Tight lines and great fishing! Please note: Fishing is only available on a catch and release basis.

COZ33 - DELUXE BEACH BREAK Duration: approx. 5 hours, lunch included Are you looking for a memorable experience while sunbathing on the white sandy beaches and swimming in the turquoise crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea?! At Playa Mia Grand Beach Park® you can find it all!! This excursion will take you to the ideal place for a fun and a relaxing worry free day at the finest beach club of Cozumel!! Enjoy a comfortable air-conditioned bus ride transportation to and from Playa Mia®, unlimited national open bar, exquisite self-service international buffet and over 20 attractions and services will be available to you such as: access to the underwater Mayan city, shopping center, beach umbrella, swimming pool, hammocks, lounge chairs, volleyball & soccer court, bungee trampoline, ping-pong tables, kids club & playground, kayaks, paddle boats, sailboats, water trampoline, water bicycles, floating mats, and the amazing iceberg water mountain. Let loose in the amazing new Water Park. Explore Buccaneer’s Bay Kids Area; a lagoon pool full of fun activities such as water-canons, pirate ship, water sprays & animal slides; relax with your favorite cocktail at the Oasis Island Pool & make a splash on the 200- foot long twin twister waterslide. Please note: The venue is wheelchair accessible and is equipped with beach wheelchairs. Beach wheelchairs are offered on a first come first served basis. Wheelchair bound guests who wish to participate should inform the Excursion Office at least 48 hours prior. All children 12 years of age and younger or non-swimmers must be accompanied and supervised one-on-one by a parent or legal guardian. Any visitor having a skin disease, lesions or infections, open sore or inflamed eyes, cold, nasal or ear discharge, communicable disease, even a mild case of diarrhea or who has any considerable area of exposed sub-skin tissues, open blisters, cuts, or/and is wearing any kind of bandage or band-aid are not permitted in the pool. The water park and attractions are offered in the modality of first-come-first-serve basis. The kids using the Buccaneer’s Bay Water Toys must have a Maximum Height of 1.20m or 3 feet 11 inches of height. In addition kids may have a Maximum weight of 60 kg, 132 pounds. Shoes of any kind are not allowed. Guests must have a minimum height of 1 m or 3 feet 3 inches to participate in the Twin Twister Waterslide. Guest’s maximum weight is 114 kg. or 251 pounds to participate in the slides. Expectant mothers, small children under 42”, non-swimmers, persons under the influence of alcohol or while impaired by medications, persons with limiting physical conditions, or with previous or current neck, back, joint or heart problems are not allowed to enter the ride.

COZ34 - TEQUILA SEMINAR AT DISCOVER MEXICO PARK Duration: Approx. 2.5 hours Turn yourself into a proper tequila connoisseur on a tour to the wonderful Discover Mexico Park, one of Cozumel’s premium attractions that also houses the Jose Cuervo® Tequila Facility. After the short drive to the park, you’ll be met by the Maestro Tequilero to begin your spirited seminar. Not only will you learn all about the origins, distillation process and different kinds of the famous fermented agave juice, but you’ll also have a chance to sample a variety of the very best tequilas along with a snack of handmade tortillas plus six authentic Mexican salsas. Your visit at the facility ends with a lesson in making a perfect Margarita, after which you’ll have time to stroll through the park. As a showcase dedicated to illustrating Mexican culture and history, the park provides a fascinating insight into this vibrant country. One of the park’s latest attractions is of the acrobatic kind: the gravity- defying performance of the ancient Mexican voladores ceremony. Performed by the hugely talented Papantla Flyers, the amazing show lends a whole new meaning to the term pole dancing. Your tequila-fuelled tour then draws to a relaxed close with your return drive to the ship. Please note: in accordance with local law, the minimum age to drink alcohol is 18 years old; this is also the minimum age to participate in the excursion. Wheelchair bound guests who wish to participate should inform the Excursions’ Office at least 48 hours beforehand.

COZ37 - SAN GERVASIO MAYAN RUINS & BEACH COMBO Duration: approx. 4 hours Discover Cozumel Island, explore Mayan ruins and enjoy a wonderful beach, a perfect combination for your outing. You will be greeted at the pier by your guide and then board your air-conditioned motor coach for a short drive to the ruins of San Gervasio, the sanctuary of the goddess Ixchel the main Mayan entity in the island. Your guide will walk you through and explain all details about the millenary Mayan culture and the vestiges left here for you to admire. Then get back onboard for a scenic ride around the island, past stretches of empty white sand beaches, limestone formations and beautiful Caribbean water on your way to the beach club. Walk on the white sandy beach, relax in a lounge chair or hammock, join in a game of volleyball or swim in the beautiful Caribbean water. Please note: There is a government tax of US$5-8 on the use of video cameras in the ruins. No tripods and/or professional video cameras are allowed.

COZ40 - PALANCAR SNORKEL & BEACH COMBO Duration: approx. 5 hours Navigate through the crystal waters of the Caribbean Sea and enjoy the adventure of snorkeling at Cozumel’s National Marine Park, one of the best snorkel sites in the world, Palancar and Colombia reefs! You will drift snorkel and discover its exotic variety of fish, the magnificent coral formations and colorful marine life this spectacular reef has to offer. PADI certified dive masters will provide you with professional equipment and advice you on how to fully enjoy your experience in this natural wonder. After snorkeling and while you enjoy a scenic boat ride, complimentary beverages will be gladly served for your refreshment as you will be taken to the finest Beach Club in Cozumel: Playa Mia Grand Beach Park®!! At the park you will have included national open bar, snack lunch, hammocks, swimming pool, lounge chairs, volleyball co& soccer court, ping-pong tables, trampoline, huge board games, kids club & playground, restrooms & dressing rooms, kayaks, paddle boats, sailboats, water trampoline, water bicycles, floating mats, iceberg Water Mountain, shopping center, underwater Mayan City & much more! Let loose in the amazing new Water Park. Explore Buccaneer’s Bay Kids Area; a lagoon pool full of fun activities such as water-canons, pirate ship, water sprays & animal slides; relax with your favorite cocktail at the Oasis Island Pool & make a splash on the 200- foot long twin twister waterslide. Please note: Minimum/maximum age to participate is 10 and 70 years old. Due to the active nature of the tour, women who are pregnant are not allowed to participate nor are guests in wheelchairs or with physical disabilities who would have difficulty climbing a ladder in and out of the water, or with cardiac or respiratory conditions such as asthma or with back/neck injuries, diabetes or epilepsy or those under medications such as anti-depressants, lithium, beta blockers and base vein constrictors. All children 12 years of age and younger or non-swimmers must be accompanied and supervised one-on-one by a parent or legal guardian. Any visitor having a skin disease, lesions or infections, open sore or inflamed eyes, cold, nasal or ear discharge, communicable disease, even a mild case of diarrhea or who has any considerable area of exposed sub-skin tissues, open blisters, cuts, or/and is wearing any kind of bandage or band-aid are not permitted in the pool. The water park and attractions are offered in the modality of first-come-first-serve basis. The kids using the Buceneer’s Bay Water Toys must have a Maximum Height of 1.20m or 3 feet 11 inches of height. In addition kids may have a Maximum weight of 60 kg, 132 pounds. Shoes of any kind are not allowed. Guests must have a minimum height of 1 m or 3 feet 3 inches to participate in the Twin Twister Waterslide. Guest’s maximum weight is 114 kg. or 251 pounds to participate in the slides. Expectant mothers, small children under 42”, non-swimmers, persons under the influence of alcohol or while impaired by medications, persons with limiting physical conditions, or with previous or current neck, back, joint or heart problems are not allowed to enter the ride.

COZ42 – ATV AND BEACH ADVENTURE Duration: approx. 5 hours After leaving the ship, the trip kicks off with a drive to the old Mayan town of El Cedral, the place from which your all-terrain vehicle tour will begin. You can then enjoy the beautiful views of the lush green forest before exploring a Mayan cave system, a sinkhole and a small Mayan ruin. All told, your off-road experience will take about 2 hours before you reach one of the island’s exclusive beaches. Feel free to stay at the beach for some rest and recuperation, or – weather permitting – take part in an optional 45-minute snorkelling trip that will let you meet and greet the fascinating underwater wildlife. Your exhilarating ATV tour comes to a close with your return to the port and your ship. Please note: guests must be at least 18 years of age, weigh no more than 320 lbs. and must present a valid driving licence to take part in the tour. The tour is not suitable for pregnant women and guests suffering from pre-existing back/neck problems, heart conditions or epilepsy. Open-toed shoes must not be worn. You are recommended to wear swimwear and clothes that you don’t mind getting wet and/or dirty. The minimum age to participate as a passenger is 10 years old, supervised by a parent/guardian who takes full responsibility of the passenger.

COZ43 - XRAILS TO JADE CAVERNS Duration: Approx. 4 hrs. Enjoy an exciting new way to discover the heart of Cozumel’s jungle. These all Terrain Xrails are fully automatic, can seat up to 2 passengers and offer you the safest ride and bring out the fun and joy of the off road trails surrounded by lush jungle on your way to Jade Caverns system. At this Botanical Oasis you can encounter rare species such as Orchids, Vanilla and Palm trees before you are awed by the rich Stalactites formations decorating the entire Cavern. Dive into its fresh emerald waters and relax in this magical exotic place before you continue back on the Xrails for a 45min ride back to the starting point of the tour. Please Note: Minimum age is 16 years to drive. Driver must present a valid driver's license. Pregnant women and guests with back/neck injuries, heart conditions or epilepsy may not participate on this excursion. Closed-toe shoes are required. Bring cloths you can dirty and bathing suites.

COZ44 - COZUMEL GOLF Duration: approx. 5 hours Cozumel hosts a Nicklaus design 18-hole championship golf course. The course totals 6,734 yards from the back tees, incorporating the natural habitats of the island. Built around Cozumel's native trees, red mangroves, and natural wet lands the Cozumel Country Club preserves ecologically sensitive areas. The fully stocked pro shop is stocked with top of the line merchandise, and offers Nike and Taylor Made rental clubs. Please note: Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in this tour. Tour ticket includes: Round Transportation by taxi, green fee, share cart and practice range balls. Clubs and shoes available for rent.

COZ45 - DOLPHIN PREMIUM ENCOUNTER WITH ALL INCLUSIVE FOOD & DRINKS Duration: Approx. 3.5 hours Start your 'once in a life time experience' in the world's most beautiful dolphinarium! Located in the heart of Cozumel's shopping area, it is the only place in all the Caribbean where you can interact with bottlenose dolphins in the safety of calm ocean coves. Dig in to unlimited food and drinks, snorkel with tropical fish in our natural aquarium, and venture onto the ocean for kayaking and paddle boarding, all at no additional cost. Your adventure begins with a short taxi ride to Dolphinaris. Before entering the ocean cove, each participant is briefed by a knowledgeable professional trainers about the dolphin's behaviour as well as the basic guidelines of the program. Following, you'll view a brief dolphin presentation where you will be introduced to some of the extraordinary dolphins' behaviour. The program is conducted on a submerged platform and is a very hands on program, allowing you, in a controlled and safe setting, to get an up-close and personal anatomy lesson on dolphins as well as learning about dolphin behaviour and adaptations they have made to the environment. You'll receive a kiss and a pectoral fin shake. To relax after an action-packed dolphin swim, take full advantage of everything Dolphinaris Cozumel has to offer. Stop by the palapa restaurant for lunch with the family and cool off with alcoholic and non- alcoholic beverages. Kids and adults alike will love Serenity Cove, a safe inlet with snorkel equipment where you can swim through an underwater aquarium filled with tropical fish, rays and starfish! Looking for something more adventurous? Head out to the ocean for fun-filled activities like kayaking and paddle boarding on the Caribbean Sea so you can view the dazzling water from a great vantage point. Please note: Guests less than 4 feet tall must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. We recommend wearing your swimwear and to bring a towel. Guests are recommended to bring swimwear and a change of clothing, but must refrain from wearing either jewellery or sunscreen as these may damage the dolphins’ sensitive skin. Only biodegradable sunscreen is allowed. Camera and videos are not allowed in the dolphin area, but guests can take pictures from the restaurant and bar area. This tour is not recommended for wheelchair bound guests, or guests with back/neck injuries. Pregnant women are not permitted to participate to this tour for safety reasons. The Dolphin Premium Encounter program, food, beverages, snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boarding and round trip transportation are all available under the all-inclusive plan, while photos, video, souvenirs and lockers have an extra cost. Minimum age to participate to the encounter is 5 years. Minimum age to snorkel is 8 years old. Minimum age for kayaking 10 years old, minimum age for Paddleboard is 10 years old. Minimum age to consume alcohol is 21 years old. All water activities are available on a first-come-first-served basis.

COZ46 - SEA TURTLE SNORKEL Duration: Approx. 6 hours Join us on an exhilarating Sea Turtle Snorkel experience at the Riviera Maya’s only Sea Turtle natural sanctuary at Akumal Bay. Akumal is located 30 min. south of Playa Del Carmen and its pristine tranquil waters are no deeper than 6-8 feet deep protected by a barrier reef where the Logger Head Sea Turtles enter daily to feed on its sea grass and are very peaceful and friendly. Snorkel for up to 50 minutes taking this unique opportunity of viewing the turtles from 3-4 feet distance in their natural habitat, surrounded by the abundant marine life you can encounter at the bay, such as manta rays and many exotic fish. After this unique experience we invite you to enjoy a white sandy beach for about 2 hours where a lunch buffet and open bar await you. Please note: Transfer by ferry to Playa del Carmen lasts approximately 45 minutes and could possibly be rough depending on the sea conditions. Guests suffering from epilepsy, heart or asthma conditions cannot take part in this excursion. For preserving the Sea Turtles, only Biodegradable Sun Tan lotion can be used. No physical contact is permitted with the Sea Turtles or other wild marine life. After the tour guests might have some time to spend at leisure in Playa del Carmen until the scheduled ferry time to return to Cozumel.

COZ47 – SCOOT COUPÉ CARIBBEAN ISLAND DRIVE Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Get set to experience a unique adventure that will see you drive a 2-person, 3-wheel scooter – a so-called Scoot Coupé – that looks like a miniature soft-top car. Driving instructions will be provided in English and helmets issued by a professional guide before you form a convoy and head out on the open road to explore the scenic island of Cozumel. Look forward to great views on your way to the north of the island, where a photo stop will be made at a special monument to the blending of different racial groups through marriage and procreation – called mestizaje in Spanish or miscegenation in English – that stands proud just in front of the beach. The next leg will then take you to the island’s booming hotel district and a luxurious beach club for some free time to relax, sunbathe or go for a swim. The third stop on the tour will be the downtown area, where you can then explore at your leisure, go for a walk or do some shopping in the mall. The tour comes to a close with your return to the port and your ship. Please note: guests must be at least 12 years of age to participate and at least 21 years of age and must present a valid driving licence to drive a Scoot Coupé. The tour is not suitable for pregnant women and guests suffering from back or neck problems. Max. weight limit for both guests per vehicle is 400 lbs. Helmets will be provided and must be worn. The tour price is based on a per-vehicle rate (max. two persons per vehicle, incl. driver); go on your own or take a companion along for free. The tour can only be booked by one person per vehicle, with the price being charged to that person’s credit card. The tour price cannot be divided among multiple participants, it can only be charged to one account. If you are taking a companion, you only need to register their name with the ship’s shore excursion office after embarkation.

COZ48 - CAVERNS & UNDERGROUND SNORKEL & SHOPPING IN PLAYA DEL CARMEN Duration: approx. 7 hours Take part in an amazing experience, snorkeling in the cool waters of a cavern cenote and exploring the mysterious interior of an ancient Mayan cave! Then explore colourful downtown Playa del Carmen with free time to lie on the beach, go shopping or have lunch (not included). Take a short ferry ride from Cozumel to Playa del Carmen where you’ll meet your friendly guide and the adventure begins! Go back in time as you explore the Cavern of Chac Tun and discover its striking stalactite and stalagmite formations. Follow your guide through vast caverns and small niches, as you delve deep into the earth to uncover secrets of ages past and hear fascinating stories of the Mayans who first ventured here. You’ll also have the unique opportunity to snorkel in the stunningly clear waters of the cavern’s cenote where you’ll be surrounded by the cave’s underwater formations. Head back into vibrant downtown Playa del Carmen where you’ll have approximately 1½ hours of free time to explore this fun filled tourist destination. Discover a long stretch of fabulous white sand beaches alongside streets with excellent shopping and dining. You’ll find everything from Mexican blankets to diamond bracelets as well as restaurants serving cuisine from all over the world. Go at your own pace – just meet back up with your guide at the designated time and you will be taken back to your ship by ferry. Please note: Transfer by ferry to Playa del Carmen lasts approximately 45 minutes and could possibly be rough depending on the sea conditions. Minimum age to participate is 8 years old. Due to the active nature of the tour, women who are pregnant are not allowed to participate nor are guests in wheelchairs or with physical disabilities, with cardiac or respiratory conditions such as asthma or with back/neck injuries, diabetes or epilepsy or those under medications such as anti-depressants, lithium, beta blockers and base vein constrictors. After the tour guests might have some time to spend at leisure in Playa del Carmen until the scheduled ferry time to return to Cozumel.

COZ51 - LIVING HISTORY – MAYAN TRADITIONS AND ISLAND TOUR Duration: approx. 3 hours Discover the history and culture of the Mayan people during a visit to a traditional Mayan Village, then see the natural beauty of Cozumel as you circle the island aboard your comfortable air-conditioned motor coach. Cozumel has long been home to the Mayan people, dating back over 1,000 years when it was an important stop in the ancient trade routes as well as the center of worship for the Goddess of Fertility, Ixchel. Descendants of these first inhabitants have populated the island since then, and many of their ancient traditions remain strong even today. During your visit to the Mayan Village you will see traditional, thatched-roof Mayan houses, medicinal gardens, cooking techniques, and ceremonies as well as learn about the myths, histories and beliefs of the Mayan World. After your tour of the village, you will travel across the island to the eastern shore for stunning views of the island’s undeveloped coastline. Travel past ancient black rock formations protruding from the sea, evidence of the island’s beginnings beneath the ocean. You’ll see beautiful white-sand beaches, tropical low-jungle vegetation and of course, the iridescent waters of the Caribbean. Finally, you will travel through the more modern hotel district as you complete your circle of the island and return to your ship’s pier.

COZ52 - AMERICA’S CUP REGATTA Duration: Approx. 3 hours Before the race you will attend a briefing, during which we will give a little history of the America's Cup and select the teams. Skipper will brief you about what you can expect and give you training in your specific crew position. After the teams have been selected, a coin is tossed to determine which boat you will be racing on. Unfortunately, we can't promise you a certain boat. Back at the compound, there is a boutique which carries replica crew t-shirts, caps, skippers polo shirts, Tilley Hats, etc, and a fantastic full color action photograph of you racing in your first America’s Cup. Please note: Minimum age to participate is 12 years. The tour takes about 2½ to 3 hours depending on wind and sea conditions. Guests should bring soft soled shoes and light clothing. If hats are not tight fitting we suggest they are stored below deck. Sunglasses are recommended.

COZ53 – TULUM RUINS & LUNCH AT THE BEACH Duration: full day, lunch included Don’t miss this great chance to combine a cultural visit to the ruins Tulum, a pre-Columbian walled Mayan city that perches precariously atop high cliffs overlooking the Caribbean Sea, with some thoroughly relaxing “me time” at a local beach club. The tour begins with a short ride by tender to Playa del Carmen, where you will then board an air- conditioned coach for the pleasant drive to Tulum through stunning landscape. Your bilingual tour guide will not only provide information about the island on your way to the walled city, but will also bring the ruins to new life with all the facts and figures of this amazing cultural heritage site as you make your way around the ruins. See restored temples, one of which is particularly famous for its frescos, original paints and detailed carved figures. The most prominent of the ruins is undoubtedly Tulum’s ancient Castillo, or fortification, which towers over all the other buildings and affords breath-taking views of the Caribbean Sea. Leaving Tulum behind, you will then be taken to a local beach club where you can enjoy a buffet lunch while enjoying the view of the beautiful white sand beach. Your return to the ship marks the end of your tour. Please note: Transfer by ferry to Playa del Carmen lasts approximately 45 minutes and could possibly be rough depending on the sea conditions. The Mexican government has imposed a tax on the use of video cameras in the ruins of between US$5 and US$8. Neither tripods nor professional video equipment will be permitted. This tour involves a 1-hour coach ride each way. Guests can optionally take a tram from the car park to the ruins, but do so at their own expense and risk.

COZ57- SPECTACULAR SHORE SNORKEL AND CHANKANAAB BEACH PARK Duration: Suggested min. 4 hours Spend a few relaxing hours off the ship in one of Cozumel’s most beautiful locations, the Chankanaab National Park, an enchanting beachfront area and protected marine reserve. With only a short drive from the cruise terminal to begin your tour, you can then enjoy the all-inclusive facilities and attractions of the park, among which snorkelling in the shallow beachside waters is one of the most popular. Gear up and indulge in an adventurous swim through the shoals of multi-coloured fish that call the reef their home, but also look out for various underwater statues that form part of the marine reserve. Further attractions in the park include free sea lion shows, the Blue Lagoon inland coral reef, a Crocodile Pond and a lush botanical garden with replicas of Mayan archaeological finds, a reproduction Mayan village and the Hacienda Antigua, the perfect spot to sample different kinds of tequila. While at the park, you’ll be free to use the beachfront Palapas (a kind of thatched gazebo), showers, changing rooms, beach chairs and hammocks. Best of all, the time you return to the ship is decided entirely by you, leaving only one thing for you to do: enjoy yourself to the fullest. Please note: guest must be at least 8 years of age to snorkel, but no age restrictions apply to visiting the park or participating in the tour as such. Guests are recommended to bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and a hat as well as cash or a credit card to purchase food/drink. While a minimum stay of 4 hours is recommended to get the most out of the park, you are free to head back to your ship whenever you choose by taking advantage of the return taxi service included in the price of the tour.

COZ65 – EVERYBODY LOVES RAYS! Duration: approx. 3 hours Next to a whole host of other aquatic wildlife, the calm waters off Cozumel are frequented by scores of southern stingrays, a marine dweller known to display an endearingly friendly disposition towards humans. And if you’d now like to get up close and personal with these cute critters yourself, all you have to do is join this entertaining tour. Begin with a 5-minute taxi ride to Stingray Beach, then learn how to stay safe in the water and finally head for the saltwater enclosure to meet the lovable “sea kittens” in person. As you wade into the water, groups of stingrays will naturally begin to flock around your legs – they know there’s food to be had and you’re the source. After feeding the rays, you’ll move on to a larger protected section of Stingray Beach, the snorkelling area. Once you’ve got your gear on it’s time to experience the marine wonderland live and direct. You’ll find the water is alive with stingrays, brightly coloured parrot fish, starfish, crabs, needlefish and even the occasional octopus, a true master of underwater camouflage. You’ll also have time to spend on dry land at Stingray Beach’s Seaside Club. Enjoy a complimentary drink and do try out the water trampoline – a firm favourite with kids of all ages. Your brief return journey to the ship then brings your tour to a close. Please note: guests must be at least 4 years of age to take part in the tour. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for pregnant women and guests with pre-existing back/neck injuries, cardiac or respiratory conditions. The price of the tour includes water/soda as well as use of snorkel equipment and storage facilities. Guests are recommended to bring a beach towel, biodegradable sunscreen and a hat. The rules governing use of the water trampoline must be strictly observed. In the interest of both guest and animal safety, using cameras will not be permitted during the encounter portion of the tour. Photo CDs of your “Everybody Loves Rays!” experience are available for purchase. Some of the proceeds from CD sales go towards increasing the scientific knowledge base regarding stingrays as well as towards a conservation and breeding programme for endangered species like the Yucatán parrot, the green iguana and Cozumel’s only coral nursery programme.

COZ66 – PHOTO SAFARI & BEACH EXPEDITION Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Pack your beach bag, grab a camera and get set to explore some of Cozumel’s most secluded beaches and snap pictures at numerous photo stops. The tour will take you to the Punta Sur Eco Reserve, a vast protected area on the island’s eastern side, where you can put your skill as a photographer to the test. The park is also home to the Celarain Lighthouse, which you can climb for fabulous vistas of the Caribbean and the crocodile sanctuary from the top. Moving on, you’ll then head for one of the island’s very best beaches, a hidden gem with beach amenities such as beach chairs, umbrellas and snorkel equipment for your use, all included in the price of the tour. You’ll have about 1.5 hours at this spellbinding spot, plenty of time to sip a complimentary drink, go for a swim and soak up the tropical sunshine. Your return trip back to your ship will then give you further opportunities to capture Cozumel’s outstanding natural beauty on film. Please note: guests are recommended to bring a camera, a towel, high-factor sunscreen and cash/credit card for any additional purchases as well as to wear swimwear under their clothes. Guests with mobility problems or physical disabilities are requested to take the off-road nature of the tour into consideration before taking part.

COZ68 – PADDLE BOARDING & SNORKELLING ADVENTURE Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Combine a chance to enjoy two gentle water sports with time to relax on the beach on this entertaining half-day tour, which begins with a short taxi transfer to Stingray Beach. You’ll be met by your guide and first given instruction in paddle boarding, a sport that originated in Hawaii. You can choose whether to ride your paddle board either standing up or sitting down, letting you make your 45-minute jaunt around Cozumel’s gorgeous shoreline as comfortable as you wish. Next up, you’ll be issued with snorkelling gear prior to following your guide into the water. Feast your eyes on the beautiful coral formations, shoals of tropical fish and dozens of other marine creatures that call the reef their home before you return to dry land and move on to the beach club. Facilities include changing rooms, a photo shop and a water trampoline. Enjoy a cold drink at the club, watch hermit crabs race and check out the club’s green iguanas and green parrots, two endangered Cozumel natives that you’ll have a chance to hold and pet. When it’s time to leave, you can choose whether to return straight to your ship or be taken into town to go shopping or check out one of the many restaurants and cafés. Please note: guests must be at least 12 years of age and strong swimmers to take part. Children must be accompanied by a paying adult throughout the tour and under their constant supervision at all times. Guests are recommended to wear swimwear under their clothes, high-factor sunscreen and to bring a change of clothing and a towel. Guests opting to head into town at the end of the tour will be responsible for their own transportation back to the ship at possible additional expense not covered by the price of the tour. Care must be taken to ensure guests return to the ship in good time. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with back, neck or knee injuries.

COZ69 – SEASIDE CHOCOLATE WORKSHOP, TASTING & WINE PAIRING Duration: approx. 2.5 hours Had it not been for the ancient Aztec and Mayan civilisations, one of the world’s favourite sweets may never have achieved global domination. The treat is, of course, chocolate and this tour promises to acquaint you with every step of the complex process needed to turn the seeds into the rectangular bar you know and love. Original Mexican recipes for chocolate drinks and foods differ markedly from their modern-day counterparts in that they contain no milk, an addition that only came much later. After your transfer to Ocean View Terrace, a welcoming chocolate drink leads into the demonstration of the chocolate-making process, which includes an opportunity to grind up some traditional Mayan ingredients to make your very own chocolate bar. Various chocolate-based foods, such as Mexican mole, will then be available for tasting, after which you’ll find out which wines best complement the sweet treat. Think of the hit you’ll be next Valentine’s Day and learn how the delicate aromas of wine can help to bring out the complex flavour profile of chocolate. Then you’ll have time to pay the on-site shop a visit, where a huge variety of chocolate-based products – even including shampoo! – awaits you before you either return to the ship or continue on into town. Please note: guests must be at least 8 years of age to take part. Children must be accompanied by a paying adult throughout the tour and under their constant supervision at all times. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with any kind of nut allergy. Pregnant women are not allowed to participate in this tour. Guests opting to head into town at the end of the tour will be responsible for their own transportation back to the ship at possible additional expense not covered by the price of the tour. Care must be taken to ensure guests return to the ship in good time.

COZ71 – EXPLORE PLAYA DEL CARMEN, BEACH & LUNCH Duration: full day, lunch included A full day of exploring the magnificent Mayan Riviera awaits you on this fun-filled tour with stops at Playa del Carmen, a heavenly tropical beach. A mouth-watering lunch is naturally also included on this day-long tour to ensure your every need is taken care of. After a short ferry crossing to Playa del Carmen, your bilingual guide will assist you in exploring this charming place and also hand out your own personal “survival kit” consisting of a map, a shopping guide and a shopping bag. The friendly, cosmopolitan ambience of this true beach town, its fine sand beaches and amazing azure blue sea are simply captivating. Be sure to stroll down “Fifth Avenue”, a hugely popular pedestrian zone near the sea with an array of international restaurants, trendy bars and nightclubs just as exclusive boutiques, clothing stores and jewellery shops. Then it’s off to a truly fantastic beach for some well- earned relaxation: feel the gentle breeze cool your body, swim in the ocean, sit under an umbrella while sipping a cold drink, work on your tan or simply admire the picture-perfect views of paradise all around you. Then it is time to recharge your energy with a delicious lunch in a local restaurant. To round off your day on the Mayan Riviera, the final leg of the tour will give you an opportunity to explore a shopping area at your own pace before meeting up again with your guide for the walk back to the pier and your ship.

WILLEMSTAD (Curacao)

CRC02 - COUNTRY DRIVE Duration: Approx. 3.5 hrs Give yourself a chance to explore Curaçao on a drive through the island’s beautiful countryside, passing by old plantation homes and labourer housing to reach your first stop, the wonderful Boka Tabla, part of the Shete Boka National Park, for amazing views of the surf thundering onto the shore. You’ll then move on to the Tula Museum, which is located in a lovely late 17th- to early 18th-century plantation house that was restored once in 1830 and then again in 2005. The building affords magnificent panoramas of the hills and sea in the distance as well as of the plantation grounds themselves. Your interactive guided tour of the museum will then acquaint you with the way people used to live on the island during the days of slavery. To wrap up your scenic tour, a photo stop will be made at Curaçao’s most spectacular tropical beach, a place where soft white sand meets the azure blue of the Caribbean Sea to yield fabulous snapshot moments by the score. The leisurely drive back to your ship then brings the tour to a close. Please note: the order in which the tour runs may vary.

CRC10 - WILLEMSTAD TROLLEY TRAIN TOUR Duration: Approx. 1.5 hrs Colourful and quaint are two attributes that aptly describe both your mode of transport on this tour, a trolley train, and the city you’ll be exploring, Curaçao’s capital of Willemstad. After taking a taxi to cross the Queen Juliana Suspension Bridge to reach the historical Punda district, you’ll then board the open-sided trolley train for a breezy and fully narrated ride through Willemstad’s attractive streets with their distinctive Dutch colonial architecture. Enjoy listening to interesting city facts as you make your way past the Queen Emma pontoon bridge and the floating vegetable and wet fish market. A photo stop will be made at the central historical archives, which are housed in the fittingly nicknamed Bolo di Bruid (wedding-cake) mansion, and then again at Pietermaai Cathedral. Back on the trolley train, you’ll then continue on past Queen Wilhelmina Park and the 17th-century Waterfort Arches before paying Fort Amsterdam, also built in the 17th century, and the co-located Protestant Church a visit. A taxi will take you back to the ship, but if you prefer to remain in town, you can return to the ship at your own pace. Please note: the tour includes taxi transfers to and from Fort Amsterdam, the trolley-train terminus. Guests choosing to remain in town after the trolley-train ride will be responsible for making their own way back to the ship, which is an approx. 15-minute walk from the town centre. Any taxi transfer fees (approx. US$10 for 1 to 4 passengers) will be payable as an additional expense not covered by the price of the tour. Guests may be able to enter the Cathedral for an inside viewing provided no Mass is being read at the time of the visit.

CRC11 - BEACH EXPRESS Duration: Approx. 3.5 hrs Take some time out from your ship and embark on a drive-by taste of island life with the added extra of time to spend on one of Curaçao’s stunning beaches. Your sightseeing tour en route to sun, sea and sand begins when you board a unique, hand-painted bus to travel to the island’s pristine west coast and its unspoiled beaches. The fully narrated drive will take you past historical plantation houses, scenic mountains, wildlife, salt flats and pretty pink flamingos before you arrive at the beautiful cove to relax and enjoy the amazing surroundings. The azure waters of the Caribbean Sea are perfect for swimming or snorkelling among the reef dwellers, while the soft sand is an open invitation to stretch out under palm tree and work on your tan. This laid-back outing to one of Curaçao’s very best beaches is ideal for all age groups and is sure to provide bags of fun. A chance to savour further glorious views then awaits you on your return journey to the ship.

CRC14 - SEE & SEA ISLAND TOUR Duration: Approx. 2.5 hrs Giving you an opportunity to explore the island of Curaçao from and underwater and overland perspective, this tour begins with you boarding an air-conditioned semi-submarine – the Seaworld Explorer – to submerge to a depth of several hundred feet and then delight in the colourful spectacle that awaits you, including a dramatic moment when the sub passes over a sudden vertiginous drop. Large windows guarantee panoramic views of aquatic wildlife such as yellowtail snappers, sergeant majors, parrotfish, queen angelfish and colonies of coral. After surfacing and returning to dry land, you’ll board a coach to be taken to an elevated vantage point for splendid views of Willemstad, followed by a drive to the Chobolobo Liqueur Factory where the world-famous Curaçao liqueur is made. You’ll get to enjoy a taste of the spirit, which is made with the dried peel of the lahara citrus fruit, before moving on for a drive through Willemstad’s historical Punda district, during which time your friendly guide will point out major landmarks. The tour ends with your return to the ship, but you can equally choose to remain in town and make your own way back. Please note: the semi-submarine pier is accessible via a ramp or approx. 6 steps; the semi-submarine itself is accessible via a ramp; the hull of the semi-submarine is accessible via approx. 5 steps. Guests must be capable of using steps without assistance.

CRC18 - DOLPHIN SWIM Duration: Approx. 3 hrs If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to spend some quality time with dolphins in their own aquatic environment, you need wonder no more since this tour gives you a unique opportunity to do just that. A short drive will first see you reach the dolphin centre, where you will then be able to take part in the exciting, yet safe adventure of swimming with these adorable marine mammals. As you swim in the natural lagoon, the dolphins will join and interact with you – even permitting you gently stroke them. Also look forward to trying your hand at giving them various hand signals; getting it right will let you hear a dolphin song, get a kiss or wave, see them spin, take you for a dorsal ride and much more. Time permitting, you’ll also have a chance to visit the fascinating Sea Aquarium Park before you begin your return journey to the pier and your ship. Please note: the swimming-with-dolphins program lasts for about 30 minutes and is suitable only for guests experienced in using flippers since arms will not be free for swimming while in the water. Life jackets are available and must be worn by children less than 57 inches in height. Guests must be at least 8 years of age and a minimum of 51 inches in height to take part in the program. The dolphin lagoon is about 18 ft. in depth. The dolphin swim is not suitable for pregnant women. All guests will be required to sign a waiver; parents must sign on behalf of children under the age of 18. As personal photography and video recordings are not possible during your time in the water, professional photographers and cameramen are on hand to capture your special moment on film; photos and videos will be available for purchase after your swim. The center also provides public changing rooms, showers and lockers.

CRC19 - DOLPHIN ENCOUNTER Duration: Approx. 3 hrs For a meet & greet moment you’re likely never to forget, why not spend a few hours off the ship making the acquaintance of some highly intelligent and playful marine mammals: dolphins? Suitable for all ages and perfectly safe, the tour begins with a short drive to the dolphin centre, where you’ll then take to the shallow water and step onto a platform to begin your incredible and fully guided encounter with one of the world’s most popular creatures. Informed about dolphin anatomy, behaviour and conservation by the friendly staff, you’ll get to touch, hug and even plant a kiss on your new pals. Best of all, it’s not even necessary to be able to swim, since your dolphin experience takes place with the underwater platform providing your feet with firm support throughout. If time permits, you’ll then move on to pay the Sea Aquarium Park a visit before heading back to the pier and your ship. Please note: the dolphin-encounter program lasts for about 20 minutes. Children under 8 years of age must be accompanied by a paying adult. Guests will need to descend stairs to reach the platform in the water; assistance can be provided by the on-site trainers. As personal photography and video recordings are not possible during your time in the water, professional photographers are on hand to capture your special magic moment on film; photos are available for purchase after the program. The center also provides public changing rooms, showers and lockers.

CRC20 - CURACAO HIGHLIGHTS & AQUARIUM Duration: Approx. 3 hrs Capture the feel of quintessential Curaçao – including a taste of the famous liqueur – on a leisurely tour of unspoiled landscapes, historical and modern architecture as well as glimpses of dolphins in the Caribbean Sea. To start with, a scenic drive will take you past an exclusive villa area en route to a photo stop at a vantage point that affords glorious views of Table Mountain and the Spanish Water yacht marina. You’ll then continue on to Landhuis Chobolobo, the sunshine yellow mansion that is home to the world-famous Curaçao liqueur. Your visit to the old distillery will show you how the distillation process works and, of course, offer you an opportunity to sample the flavoursome spirit yourself. The final leg of this entertaining tour will see you head for the Curaçao Sea Aquarium, where a fascinating array of aquatic wildlife typically found in local waters awaits you. Check out the sea lions, turtles, sharks and flamingos – to name but a few. A scenic drive through the picturesque city centre of Willemstad then returns you to the ship. Please note: guests must be at least 18 years of age to drink alcohol.

CRC21 - AUTHENTIC CURACAO Duration: Approx. 2.5 hrs Spend a couple of hours off the ship on a mainly coach-based exploration of Curaçao from a historical, botanical, and herbal perspective. Your fully narrated outing begins in Willemstad with a drive to Riffort, a 19th-century fort that now provides space for a swanky shopping mall. You’ll be able to catch great views of the Queen Emma pontoon bridge, old colonial merchant mansions and Fort Amsterdam from your coach en route to the greener outskirts of Willemstad and the Aloe Vera Plantation. After learning a little about these health-promoting plants at the farm, you’ll get to try some fresh aloe juice and have time to browse the shop for aloe products. From botanical to herbal: get set for the Den Paradera historical herb garden created by Dinah Veeris as a means of healing herself of a medical condition. As part of your guided tour around the garden, you’ll get a valuable lesson in the curative powers of various trees and numerous herbs. A healthy botanical refreshment will be served to end your walk, after which you’ll begin to head back to the ship, passing brightly-coloured old labourer houses and other estate buildings that are on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Please note: the order in which the tour runs may vary due to traffic congestion.

CRC22 - CAVES & CITY CENTER Duration: Approx. 2.5 hrs Two of Curaçao’s main highlights await the pleasure of your company on a tour that will take you to see both the fascinating underground world of the Hato Caves and, returning to ground level, the wonders of Willemstad’s picture-perfect city centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lying just a short drive to the north of Willemstad, the Hato Caves deliver an otherworldly experience of stalagmites, stalactites, limestone formations and, if you’re lucky, sightings of long-nosed fruit bats. Returning to the sunshine, you’ll then move on to Willemstad to begin your walk through the city centre and its numerous historical buildings. En route to Fort Amsterdam, you’ll pass the floating market and colourful quayside houses before crossing the Queen Emma pontoon bridge to reach the other side of Willemstad city. Should the passage of ships down St. Anna Bay force the bridge to open in the middle, you’ll take a ferry instead. The 19th-century Riffort stronghold, now an up-market shopping mall, is your last city highlight on this guided stroll back to your ship. If you prefer, you can equally linger a little longer and then make your own way back to the ship when you’re good and ready. Please note: the order in which the tour runs may vary. As high temperatures are likely to prevail, guests are recommended to wear a hat. The tour involves some walking at the Hato Caves and in the city centre, for which guests should be suitably fit.

CRC25 - RAINFOREST MYSTERY AND SIGHTSEEING Duration: Approx. 3 hrs The first of the three distinct legs making up this entertaining 3-hour tour will see you board a coach en route to the “L’Aldea Rainforest Mystery”, a fully guided and narrated experience that combines a Latin American wildlife trail with Mesoamerican moments presented in the form of replica Inca, Mayan and Aztec sculptures, carvings and frescos. The park’s multi-hued inhabitants – including colourful parrots, sinuous snakes, nimble frogs and troupes of sure-footed monkeys – make for some fabulous photos before you move on to the Aloe Vera Plantation on the outskirts of Willemstad city. After a guided look around the plantation and learning about the plant’s healing properties, you’ll move on to the last leg of the tour: Willemstad city centre. Your drive back to the ship will take you down Scharlooweg, a former uptown residential area once built for the merchant elite, for enjoyable views of beautifully restored mansions, which feature on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

CRC26 - DOWNTOWN WALKING TOUR & MARITIME MUSEUM Duration: Approx. 2.5 hrs Give yourself a chance to stretch your legs and get some gentle exercise off the ship on a leisurely outing that teams a stroll through Willemstad’s wonderful pastel-coloured city centre with a visit to Curaçao’s Maritime Museum. After meeting your guide at the pier, you’ll first head for the 5-star Kura Hulanda Resort Hotel, a complex made up of 18th- and 19th-century colonial-style buildings that lend the place a charming historical feel. You’ll then cross St. Anna Bay either via the Queen Emma pontoon bridge or by ferry to reach the 17th-century Fort Amsterdam, now the Governor’s Palace, before passing the floating market en route to another market where a brief stop will be made. The nautical side of Curaçao’s history will then demand your attention when you reach Curaçao’s Maritime Museum, which is housed in an early 18th-century building. The museum’s exhibits serve to chart the island’s 500-year maritime history with a whole array of artefacts, including old maps, navigation equipment and ship models, but also using modern audio-visual technology. At the end of your visit, you can choose either to remain in town or to walk straight back to the ship. Please note: the order in which the tour runs may vary.

CRC27 - SEAWORLD EXPLORER SEMI SUBMARINE Duration: Approx. 1.5 hrs In a manner similar to the nicest things coming in small packages, the best experiences can sometimes be packed into the shortest space of time. Such as the one offered by this unusual tour on board the Seaworld Explorer semi- submarine. Relax in air-conditioned comfort while savouring views of aquatic wildlife at a depth of about 5 feet – and remain completely dry at the same time. Typical fish species supported by the coral reef include yellowtail snappers, sergeant majors, parrotfish and queen angelfish. You’ll also get to watch as a diver had feeds fish in the water – a unique sight that is sure to be a highlight of this underwater experience. Your outing then ends with your return to the ship. Please note: the semi-submarine pier is accessible via a ramp or approx. 6 steps; the semi-submarine itself is accessible via a ramp; the hull of the semi-submarine is accessible via approx. 5 steps. Guests must be capable of using steps without assistance.

CRC28 - DISCOVER CURACAO Duration: Approx. 3.5 hrs Dishing up some of Curaçao’s best highlights for your all-round entertainment, this mainly coach-based tour begins with a look at the island’s enchanting countryside, passing salt flats and flamingos as you head for your first stop: the incredible Hato Caves with their fabulous stalagmites, stalactites, limestone formations and seemingly bottomless pools of crystal-clear water. Leaving the breathtaking caverns behind, you’ll then make your way to Willemstad’s historical Otrobanda district to pay the Curaçao Museum a visit. In addition to works of modern art, the museum also hosts exhibits that illustrate how life was lived on the island during the mid-19th century and affords superb views of Punda, Willemstad’s other historical district, Otrobanda and St. Anna Bay. Next up is the beautiful, canary-yellow Chobolobo Mansion, home to the factory where the famous Curaçao liqueur is made. After a chance to find out how the distillation process works and a taste of Blue Curaçao, you’ll finish your tour with a narrated drive through the picturesque Punda district in the centre of town. At this point, you can either remain in the city or stay on the coach for the brief return drive to your ship. Please note: as 50 steps will have to be ascended/descended at the Hato Caves, guests are recommended to wear comfortable, flat shoes.

CRC29 - PANORAMIC CURACAO Duration: Approx. 2.5 hrs Curaçao’s capital of Willemstad has much to offer visitors: pastel-hued colonial architecture, fabulous views of Caracas Bay and St. Anna Bay, the Spanish Water yacht marina, the magnificent Table Mountain and the distillery where the famous Curaçao liqueur is made. All of these highlights await you on this panoramic drive through Willemstad, with a first stop scheduled at Caracas Bay to take photos of the 18th-century Dutch-built Fort Beekenburg, the sea and the adjacent beach. A visit to a local handicraft shop for a chance to browse and enjoy island views is next, after which you’ll move on through one of the island’s exclusive residential areas to reach Chobolobo Mansion. Painted a rich sunshine yellow, the building reflects one of the colours in which the famous Curaçao liqueur is available and is also the place where it is made. Find out how the spirit is distilled, try some for yourself and then prepare for a pleasant return drive through parts of the city centre that have been declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

CRISTOBAL (Panama)

CRI01 – EMBERA INDIAN CULTURE Duration: approx. 6 hours Paradise found in its purest form. This incredible journey takes you to the jungles of Chagres, where you will encounter the Embera Indians. Our adventure begins with a 10 minute dugout canoe transfer up the Chagres River. The Embera are a unique and beautiful people. They live much as they did when Columbus arrived in the 1500's. You will soon forget the outside world as you are immersed in their cultural dance and music. Visitors are invited to explore the area’s abundant variety of birds and wildlife during a jungle trek that includes a visit to local waterfalls. During our visit, we will see that the Embera possess amazing botanical knowledge – most will be surprised to learn of their contributions to modern pharmaceuticals. We are welcome to paint our bodies as the Embera do, with a natural fruit dye called Jagua. We will also have the opportunity to view famed Embera handcrafts.

CRI02 - TWO OCEAN RAILROAD JOURNEY Duration: approx. 5.5 hours Nowhere else in the world can you travel from one ocean to another, crossing the continent of the Americas in only an hour. This is what makes Panama an amazing country. This tour is an exotic cocktail of experiences and history all rolled-up together. Leaving from Colon City on the Caribbean Coast, famous characters and places are mentioned and as history unfolds over time, the scenery also changes when arriving at Gatun Lake, where large vessels carrying the world’s commerce can be seen transiting the Panama Canal. Quickly we cross the Continental Divide and find ourselves on the Pacific side, where you will drive to the Causeway for amazing views of Panama City. We will return to the Atlantic by bus on the beautiful highway for a visit to Gatun Locks, view the operation of the Panama Canal from the Lookout and learn everything related to World´s Eight Wonder. Please note: The transit of ships is subject to the local authorities. It is not guaranteed to see a ship transiting as it depends on the traffic schedule of each day. There can be delays in the train ride due to congestion in the line with cargo trains.

CRI03 - PANAMA CANAL CRUISE Duration: approx. 8 hours The journey begins when we board the buses for a ride to either Gamboa Dredging Division Pier or Cucaracha Pier inside the Panama Canal where you will take the ferry boat that will transport you through The Panama Canal. The ferry will have suyficient space for everyone. The navigation starts through Gaylard Cut that was the most important and difficult part of the Panama Canal construction, here is where the continental divide is located. After crossing Gaylard Cut we will enter Pedro Miguel Locks on our way into Miraflores Lake. After crossing Miraflores Lake we will enter Miraflores Locks on our way to the Pacific Ocean. Centennial and America’s bridge will be seen during the adventure. Finally you will arrive at Pacific Port that is the entrance of the Panama Canal at the Pacific Ocean. Here you will take the buses back to the ship. Each passenger will receive a commemorative certificate of doing the Panama Canal Transit and contributing on the expansion of it! Please note: The transit of ships is subject to the local authorities. Transiting time depends on the traffic schedule of each day. The tour includes an approx. 1.5 hr. bus ride each way.

CRI04 – PANAMA CITY TOUR Duration: approx. 6.5 hours There is only one place on earth that you can reach via the Caribbean Sea, then travel overland for an hour and leave via the Pacific Ocean: Panama City. Located at the entrance to the Panama Canal – a major feat of engineering that has now been in operation since 1914 – Panama City is not simply a pleasing blend of modern and colonial architecture, but also looks back on a long and interesting history. It was from Panama City that Francisco Pizarro launched his two unsuccessful attempts to conquer the Incan empire in Peru – once in 1524 and then again in 1526 – and Vasco Núñez de Balboa ventured out to ultimately discover the Pacific Ocean in 1513. And Panama City was the first settlement to be founded on the Pacific side of the American continent, namely in 1519, at which time it formed a vital communication channel between Spain and its colonies in the Pacific. Your tour then continues on again by coach to Casco Antiguo, or the Colonial City. Founded in 1673, the city replaced the old capital, which at that time had already lain in ruins for 2 years after an attack of the Englishman, Captain Henry Morgan. The Casco Antiguo is full of historical buildings, which include a cathedral, the national theatre, and the fabulous Las Bóvedas walkway. As a final extra before returning you to the ship, the tour also includes a quick visit to Gatun Locks to see how the Panama Canal operates. Please note: This tour includes a long route by bus. As the transit of ships through the lock is subject to local authority permission and is dependent on daily scheduling, no guarantee can be given that any ships will be passing through the lock at the time of your visit.

CRI05 - PORTOBELLO AND GATUN LOCKS Duration: approx. 5 hours Portobello was a market town as well as a fortress. It came to life at least once a year during the trading fairs, when the town took on an air of bustle and excitement between 40 to 60 days. The houses were crowded with people, the square and the streets crammed with goods, the Customs House with chests of gold and silver, and the port filled with vessels. Portobello became the emporium of the riches of the two worlds, the most important commercial depot of that period and paradise for the pirates. Although Portobello was substantially built and protected by four strong fortresses and several minor batteries, the town was repeatedly taken by British and other marauder. Sir Francis Drake died in Portobello and has an island name after him where he was supposedly buried. In this tour you will also visit the Lookout at Gatun Locks where you will be able to see the operation of the Panama Canal at the Caribbean Locks of the Panama Canal and the biggest Locks at the Canal. Please note: The transit of ships is subject to the local authorities. It is not guaranteed to see a ship transiting as it depends on the traffic schedule of each day. There are 80 steps to get into the lookout at Gatun Locks but there is also a lower lookout not as impressive but operation and narration can be heard. There is a lot of walking in Portobello, some on uneven and rocky surfaces.

CRI06 – KAYAKING ON LAKE GATUN Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Take a break from your ship, board an air-conditioned coach and enjoy the drive to your first stop, the Hotel Melia Panama Canal, which forms the starting point of your kayaking adventure on Lake Gatun. This exhilarating experience is sure to appeal to guests of an adventurous persuasion, who enjoy physical exercise and love the great outdoors. Nature’s bounty in the form of stunning scenery and an abundance of wildlife is evident at every turn as you explore the area from the watery vantage point of your kayak – without doubt the best seat in the house. The tour will include a Kayak ride around the wildlife of Gatun Lake, and also a visit to Gatun Locks Lookout where you can see the operation of the Panama Canal. Please note: Guests must be at least 8 years of age to participate and are recommended to be physically fit. As you are likely to get wet during the kayaking activity, you are recommended to bring a change of clothes, wear swimwear, sunscreen, a sunhat, sandals and bring a towel. As the transit of ships through the Panama Canal is subject to local authority permission and is dependent on daily scheduling, no guarantee can be given that any ships will be passing through the lock at the time of your visit.

CRI08 - MONKEY WATCH AT GAMBOA Duration: approx. 5 hours Natural adventure of sight and sound, combined with the thrill of speeding through the Panama Canal next to the mighty ships transiting this man-made wonder! After an exhilarating 30-minute ride at high speed right through the heart of the Panama Canal, the boat will slow down and enter the labyrinth of jungle-covered islands of Lake Gatun. In this protected area the wildlife is plentiful, and you are likely to encounter capuchin monkeys, 3-toed sloth, howler monkeys, various kinds of toucans and other bird life as well as caimans, crocodiles, turtles and a wealth of butterflies. This is an exceptional place to experience the sights and sounds of the jungle up close. Our trained naturalist guides will ensure that you have an outstanding nature experience by tracing the wildlife as well as educating you about it and its habitat throughout this exceptional jungle and canal adventure.

CRI09 - PANAMA OLD QUARTER Duration: approx. 4.5 hours With numerous fascinating sites with a history intertwined with Spain, France and the United States that never fails to delight, Casco Viejo (Old Compound) offers highlights which include the 17th century churches, the ruins of century convents and residences, original dungeons, a French monument to the 22,000 who died building the Panama Canal and the Panama Canal Museum in an elegant, restored building that once housed the headquarters of the French company that attempted to build a sea level canal.

CRI10 - GATUN LOCKS CANAL ZONE Duration: approx. 2.5 hours The Panama Canal has three sets of locks. On the Pacific entrance are Miraflores chambers, and Pedro Miguel with one chamber. On the Atlantic is one set of locks with 3 chambers, Gatun, the most impressive of the three locks. In this one you will enjoy the experience to see the ships doing the whole process. We also visit the former Canal Zone, which used to be located the military bases of the United States. Please note: The transit of ships is subject to the local authorities. It is not guaranteed to see a ship transiting as it depends on the traffic schedule of each day. There are 80 steps to get into the lookout at Gatun Locks but there is also a lower lookout not as impressive but operation and narration can be heard.

CRI12 - PANAMA CANAL EXPANSION Duration: approx. 4 hours Hailed as a major feat of early 20th-century civil engineering and one of the most testing building projects ever undertaken, the Panama Canal served to revolutionise global shipping when it was inaugurated after 10 solid years of construction work in 1914. Removing the need to navigate either around the notoriously hazardous Cape Horn in the south of Chile or the equally tricky Strait of Magellan, the 48-mile ship canal provided an easily navigable link between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans via the Caribbean Sea. Your trip to this iconic structure begins with a short drive to the locks on Gatun Lake, from where you’ll have a ring-side seat to watch how ships are lifted up to Gatun Lake, which is situated at an elevation of 85 feet above mean sea level. Moving on, you’ll then head for the waterway’s Expansion Observatory Platform to learn a little about the current construction project that aims to add capacities for a larger shipping lane by building a new and bigger set of locks. Your fascinating tour of the Panama Canal then comes to a close with your return to the ship.

CRI14 – ECO CRUISE ON GATUN LAKE Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Forming a large part of the Panama Canal, Gatun Lake is one of the country’s major transport routes, but equally a place of great natural beauty and your destination on this leisurely tour. An approx. 20-minute air-conditioned drive will first take you to the Meliá Resort, after which you’ll have time to stretch your legs before you board the boat for the 1.5-hour eco-cruise. Created when the Gatun Dam was constructed in the early 20th century, Gatun Lake is surrounded by rainforest with the usual jungle crowd: exotic birds, monkeys, sloths, iguanas, crocodiles and more. You’ll be heading for one of the lake’s most secluded spots to savour this natural splendour first hand. The experience promises to be particularly rewarding thanks to information provided by your tour guide on the animals and their various habitats. Following your lake cruise, an air-conditioned transfer will take you to Gatun Locks, where you will spend around 1 hour watching them operate while your guide explains the finely choreographed process. The Gatun Locks are the first set on the Atlantic Ocean side of the Panama Canal and are used to move ships over the continental divide to, ultimately, reach the Pacific Ocean. To do so, vessels have to be raised some 25 metres/85 ft. above mean sea level up to Gatun Lake and then lowered down again at the other end. The air-conditioned transfer back to your ship then brings the tour to a close. Please note: guests are recommended to wear light, comfortable clothing and comfortable walking shoes. The tour requires approx. 80 steps to be navigated at Gatun Locks.

CRI15 – BIOMUSEO: DESIGNED BY FRANK GEHRY Duration: approx. 5.5 hours Also known as the “Biodiversity Museum: Panama Bridge of Life”, the new Biomuseo in Panama City is one of the brightest – and most colourful – jewels to appear on the urban landscape of this major metropolis. The Canadian-born star architect, Frank Gehry, masterminded the innovative design of the building, which counts as his first work in Latin America. The 8 permanent galleries of the museum provide a fascinating insight into how life on our planet changed forever when the Isthmus of Panama emerged many millions of years ago. The museum visit will be followed by a drive-by tour of the Causeway of Amador and Panama City, via Cinta Costera. As a final highlight, you’ll also get a look at the Bridge of the Americas, which spans the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal and with that connects the land masses of North and South America. Your outing then comes to a close with your return to the pier and your ship. Please note: guests must be at least 10 years of age to take part. Children must be accompanied by a paying adult throughout the tour and under their constant supervision at all times. Guests are further recommended to wear comfortable clothing, comfortable shoes, high-factor sunscreen and insect repellent as well as to bring a camera.

GEORGETOWN (Grand Cayman)

GCA08 – KAYAK SNORKEL & BEACH Duration: approx. 4 hours From the port of George Town, a coach will first take you up the island’s beautiful west coast to reach the kayak site at the spectacular Seven Mile Beach. Once you have been fully briefed and provided with snorkelling gear and your 2-person kayak, you can then paddle through the coastal waters en route to Governor’s Reef. After a well- earned rest on the gorgeous white-sand beach and recharging your batteries, you can gear up and head out to snorkel amidst the abundant tropical fish and other marine life. On your return to Tiki Beach – part of Seven Mile Beach – a complimentary drink will be served, with which you can spend another hour relaxing before returning to the port and your ship. Please note: the tour is not suitable for guests who cannot swim. Guests must be at least 12 years of age to participate. Guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Additional water sports activities are offered at the beach, the cost of which is not included in the price of the tour; guests taking part in such activities do so entirely at their own risk.

GCA14 – “COCKATOO” RACING CATAMARAN & STINGRAY CITY SANDBAR Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Following an enjoyable drive from the port to the Cayman Islands Yacht Club, you will then board the “Cockatoo”, a beautiful racing catamaran, for a scenic sail to the so-called Stingray City sandbar. Don’t miss this unique chance to take to the water to meet southern stingrays – friendly creatures that you can play and swim with as well feed with morsels of food. After your unforgettable experience with these adorable fellows, a leisurely cruise on the “Cockatoo” will then take you back to the Yacht Club where you will pick up your coach again and return to the ship in George Town. Please note: you are recommended to bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, a sunhat and sunglasses. The sailing boat provides only minimal shade. . Guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.

GCA24 - DOLPHIN ENCOUNTER, STINGRAY CITY, EXOTIC BIRDS Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Take some time off the ship and join this fascinating and highly varied tour, which begins with a short drive in an air-conditioned coach to Dolphin Cove, your first stop. Once you have been briefed, you can enjoy a close encounter of the aquatic kind when you meet and greet these endearing sea creatures. Enjoy the friendship of your dolphin by petting and receiving a kiss or two. You will also be given information on typical dolphin behaviour and learn how the trainers communicate with the animals using hand signals. The tour then proceeds on to Stingray City, the site of your next underwater adventure, for an unforgettable chance to interact with and feed the friendly southern stingrays that are typical of these waters. On returning to Dolphin Cove, you can re-board the coach for the journey back to George Town and your ship. Please note: you are recommended to wear comfortable clothing, comfortable shoes and swimwear, bring a change of clothes, towels and sunscreen. You are further advised to leave jewellery and any other valuables on board your ship. Guests under 8 years of age must be accompanied by a paying adult. A waiver form will have to be signed by an adult for all guests under the age of 18. The tour may be run in reverse order. This tour is not suitable for women who are pregnant.

GCA25 – DOLPHIN SWIM, STINGRAY CITY, EXOTIC BIRDS Duration: approx. 4.5 hours After leaving your ship, an air-conditioned drive first transfers you from George Town port to your first stop: Dolphin Cove. The highlight of your stay at Dolphin Cove is viewing a family of beautiful bottlenose dolphins in their natural habitat, the Caribbean Sea. After you have been fully briefed, your dolphin swim begins when you enter deep water and are introduced to these friendly aquatic mammals. The thrill of “riding” a dolphin belly to belly is simply incomparable. Get to know the animals, enjoy a kiss or two. The final stop on your tour will be the famous sandbar called Stingray City for a chance to make personal contact with friendly southern stingrays in their natural habitat. Your exciting aquatic tour comes to a close with your return to the ship in the air-conditioned comfort of a modern coach. Please note: you are recommended to wear comfortable clothing, comfortable shoes and swimwear, bring a change of clothes, towels and sunscreen. You are further advised to leave jewellery and any other valuables on board your ship. Guests must be 5 years or older to participate. Guests under 8 years of age must be accompanied by a paying adult. A waiver form will have to be signed by an adult for all guests under the age of 18. The tour may be run in reverse order. This tour is not suitable for women who are pregnant or suffer from back/neck injuries or heart/respiratory conditions.

GCA30 – REEF & WRECK SNORKEL & TIKI BEACH Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Not one, but two of the Cayman Island’s most popular snorkelling sites are yours to enjoy on this gentle activity tour, whose first stop is at the wreck of the Cali. Having now lain underwater at a depth of about 15 feet for 40 years, the wreck has provided a suitable superstructure for an abundant growth of coral and its concomitant marine wildlife, including moray eels, lobsters and sea turtles. Leaving the wreck behind, you will then head for the second snorkelling site: the so-called Cheeseburger Reef, so named only because it lies right in front of a Burger King outlet! This superb snorkelling location reveals its special splendour at a depth of about 25 feet, where the coral reef system supports a huge variety of marine life. The last stop on the tour will then be Tiki Beach – part of Seven Mile Beach – to enjoy the facilities and simply relax. Use of a lounge chair, changing rooms and freshwater showers as well as a welcoming glass of punch (either with or without alcohol) are included in the price of the tour. However, friends of more active pursuits are equally catered to at an additional charge with kayaking and jet skiing –to name but a few – on offer as well. Tiki Beach also features full bar service and an à-la-carte restaurant at additional cost. Your fun-filled tour comes to a close with your return to the port and your ship. Please note: guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Additional water sports activities are offered at the beach, the cost of which is not included in the price of the tour; guests taking part in such activities do so entirely at their own risk.

GCA32 – ISLAND TOUR & TIKI BEACH COMBO Duration: approx. 4 hours When you tell your friends and family about this excursion on your return back home, you will rightfully be able to claim that it took you to Hell and back. But as Hell is only the name of a town on Grand Cayman, there’s no need for undue concern. After leaving the pier, an air-conditioned coach will take you through George Town and up the western coastline, past the white powdery sands of Seven Mile Beach, the Governor’s Mansion and the quaint architecture of a historical Caymanian home before reaching Turtle Farm. Green and hawksbill turtles are bred and raised at this sea turtle nursery every year, with many later being released back into the wild. The tour then continued on up to the northwest of the island and the already mentioned town of Hell, which is named after an unusual rock formation. Postcards mailed from here are sure to raise a smile at home since each will be postmarked: “Mailed from Hell”. After your return to George Town, a further transfer will take you to Tiki Beach where you can enjoy the facilities, kick back and simply relax. Use of a lounge chair, changing rooms, toilets and freshwater showers as well as a welcoming glass of punch (either with or without alcohol) are included in the price of the tour. But more active pursuits are also on offer at an additional charge, with kayaking, jet skiing and parasailing just three examples. Tiki Beach also features full bar service and an à-la-carte restaurant at additional cost. Please note: guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Additional water sports activities are offered at the beach, the cost of which is not included in the price of the tour; guests taking part in such activities do so entirely at their own risk.

GCA33 – 4X4 JEEP ADVENTURE & BEACH ESCAPE Duration: approx. 4.5 hours, lunch excluded Push the envelope, challenge yourself and get out there on this fun-packed 4x4 Jeep Wrangler adventure tour through the lovely island of Grand Cayman. After picking up your 4x4 and being fully briefed, a convoy will be formed and you will travel north towards Morgan’s Harbour, your first stop, to enjoy the gorgeous views at the North Sound. You will then continue on to the fascinating mangroves at Barker’s National Park, with a chance to see the natural habitat of the blue iguana on the way. The route then takes you through various neighbourhoods, passing by Turtle Farm and stopping in the town of Hell – do send a postcard which will bear the hilarious postmark “Mailed from Hell” – and at a rum cake factory, before you arrive at Tiki Beach for an approximately 2- hour stay. Gear up and go snorkelling in the crystal-clear waters, simply spend the time relaxing and letting the world go by or do both – the choice is yours. Your return to George Town and your ship brings the tour to a scenic close. Please note: guests are recommended to wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes, bring swimwear, a towel and sunscreen. Please be advised that the guest who drives the 4x4 will have to present a valid driving licence. Guests under the age of 25 will not be permitted to drive. . Guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Jeeps are fitted with an automatic gearbox. Additional water sports activities are offered at the beach, the cost of which is not included in the price of the tour; guests taking part in such activities do so entirely at their own risk.

GCA34 – 4X4 JEEP ADVENTURE & BEACH ESCAPE Duration: approx. 4.5 hours, lunch included A thrilling adventure tour awaits you that will see you leave the ship, receive a thorough briefing and board a 4x4 Jeep Wrangler to form a convoy with the other vehicles and explore the scenic island of Grand Cayman. Heading north, your first stop will be at Morgan’s Harbour for the breathtaking views of the North Sound. Passing the natural habitat of the blue iguana on the way, you will then make for the mangroves at Barker’s National Park, after which the route will take you past Turtle Farm before putting in two stops: one at the town of Hell, from where you really should send postcards wittily postmarked “Mailed from Hell”, and the other at a rum cake factory. On arrival at Tiki Beach, you can spend about 2 hours snorkelling in the warm waters of the dazzling blue sea, relax on the beach and have lunch. Your tour is brought to a leisurely close with your air-conditioned return to George Town and your ship. Please note: guests are recommended to wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes, bring swimwear, a towel and sunscreen. Please be advised that the guest who drives the 4x4 will have to present a valid driving licence. Guests under the age of 25 will not be permitted to drive. Guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Jeeps are fitted with an automatic gearbox. Additional water sports activities are offered at the beach, the cost of which is not included in the price of the tour; guests taking part in such activities do so entirely at their own risk.

GCA35 – CAYMAN BY LAND & SEA Duration: approx. 6 hours After leaving the ship and boarding a modern coach, you can first enjoy a scenic drive along the south coast of the island, during which information will be provided on the history of the Cayman Islands and its people. The first stop will be at Pedro St. James and Pedro’s Castle, the birthplace of democracy in the Cayman Islands. A tour of the castle and grounds as well as an animated exhibition will give you a taste of the island as it was many years ago. The tour continues on to Bodden Town, the former capital of the Cayman Islands which is now popular for its colourful old cottages and traditional Caymanian homesteads. Next up are the island’s Botanical Gardens, a place brim-full of some of Grand Cayman’s most exotic plants and indigenous wildlife, such as the endangered blue iguana. Another short drive will then take you to the Morgans Harbor, where you will be greeted with a refreshing glass of fruit punch. The next leg will see you board modern motor cruiser for a short sail across the waters of the North Sound to reach the world-famous Stingray City Sandbar. As seen on National Geographic and the Discovery Channel, you can then enter the shallow waters and be introduced to members of the southern stingray family. By now, these lovable creatures have been given their very own names, so get set to meet “Ray Charles”, “Sugar Ray”, “Martha Ray” and a whole host of other quirky characters that will fascinate and delight in equal measure. Your tour draws to a leisurely close with your return cruise to the Morgans Harbor, after which a coach will return you to the ship in George Town. Please note: guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Guests are recommended to wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes, bring swimwear, a towel and sunscreen.

GCA36 – BEST OF CAYMAN Duration: approx. 2.5 hours This fun excursion begins at the pier when you board an air-conditioned coach, together with an experienced and knowledgeable guide to provide information and point out places of interest on the way. Leaving George Town, you will take the scenic route past Seven Mile Beach, with a number of stunning five-star hotels to view as you go. A quick stop will be made at the Governor’s Residence, the official home of the Governor of the Cayman islands, after which you will head for the island’s famous Sea Turtle Farm, the only one of its kind in the world. Founded in 1968, the research centre has since played a vital role in the protection and conservation of these endangered sea creatures, some of which can weigh as much as 600 lbs. Your visit will give you a chance to see various species of turtle and Cayman iguanas, hold a turtle in your hands, take photos and explore the gift shop for a fitting memento. Your next stop will be at the Tortuga Rum Cake factory, where you can sample the world-famous “Tortuga rum cake”, before you make your way to Hell. This hilariously named Cayman town is the perfect spot from which to send postcards, aptly postmarked “Mailed from Hell”. And you’ll earn the right to rightfully claim that you’ve “been to Hell and back”. Some duty-free shopping in George Town rounds off the tour before you return to your ship. Please note: Guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.

GCA37 – GLASS-BOTTOM BOAT & ISLAND TOUR Duration: approx. 3 hours This enjoyable tour of the island and its reef-lined coastal waters begins with a 1-hour cruise to explore Cayman’s underwater wonderland. As the boat manoeuvres over the majestic reef, you can watch out for the tropical colourful fish and marine life from the comfort of the sub-sea viewing window situated 6 feet below the waterline. The jaunt then continues with a look at a haunting shipwreck that has provided the perfect superstructure for an artificial reef system that is now home to myriad species of fish. On your return cruise, you can then enjoy panoramic views of George Town on deck. After then boarding an air-conditioned coach, you will head out through the island’s capital towards Cayman’s main hotel district and the powdery sands of Seven Mile Beach, pass by the Governor’s Mansion, see the quaint architecture of a historical Caymanian home and finally arrive at Turtle Farm, your next destination. This sea turtle nursery breeds and raises both green and hawksbill turtles, many of which are released into the wild again every year. Then it’s on to the northwest of the island to pay a visit to Hell, a town whose name is derived from a rather unusual rock formation. Do send some postcards to family and friends, all of which will be aptly postmarked ‘’Mailed from Hell’’. After returning to George Town by coach, you will then have some time to go shopping or simply explore the town at your leisure. Please note: Guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.

GCA38 – SEVEN MILE BEACH BREAK AT TIKI BEACH Duration: approx. 3 hours, lunch excluded A large portion of sun, sea and sand can be yours on this pleasurable excursion, which you can make as restful or as activity-packed as you like. After boarding a modern coach at the pier, you will first head up along Cayman’s scenic western coastline to reach Tiki Beach, which forms part of the stunning Seven Mile Beach. The price of the tour includes admission to the resort, a welcoming drink, use of the facilities such as changing rooms and freshwater showers as well as your very own lounge chair. While the beach is an open invitation to simply relax and watch the world go by, other activities are equally catered to. Kayaks, jet skis, parasailing gear, snorkel equipment and beach floats can be rented at the resort’s water sports centre. A full service bar and an à-la-carte restaurant are also available at additional cost. This beachy tour comes to a close with your return to George Town, where you can do some shopping to round off your time off the ship. Please note: guests can choose to spend extra time at Tiki Beach when the coach leaves, but the return journey to the ship will then be their own responsibility and at their own expense. Additional water sports activities are offered at the beach, the cost of which is not included in the price of the tour; guests taking part in such activities do so entirely at their own risk. Guests under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

GCA39 – SEVEN MILE BEACH BREAK AT TIKI BEACH Duration: approx. 4 hours, including lunch Half a day of glorious sun, sea and sand awaits you off the ship at Tiki Beach, during which you can work on your tan and relax or indulge in a variety of activities to while away the time. The tour begins with a scenic coach drive from the pier in George Town up along the island’s west coast towards Seven Mile Beach, of which Tiki Beach forms a part. The price of the excursion includes admission to the resort, a welcoming drink of rum or fruit punch, a delicious BBQ lunch as well as use of the facilities such as changing rooms, freshwater showers and a lounge chair. Activity lovers are also catered to, with kayaks, jet skis, snorkel equipment and beach floats available for rent at the resort’s water sports centre. You can also take advantage of a full bar service and an à-la-carte restaurant at your own additional expense. Your time at the beach comes to a close with your return drive to the port and your ship. Please note: additional water sports activities are offered at the beach, the cost of which is not included in the price of the tour; guests taking part in such activities do so entirely at their own risk. Guests under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

GCA40-CAYMAN BEACH BREAK & STINGRAY CITY COMBO Duration: approx. 4.5 hours The coastal waters around Grand Cayman are home to the fascinating southern stingray, an incredibly graceful marine animal that appears to have a fondness for a certain species of land dweller: humans. The unique experience of meeting these friendly fish is the first highlight on this relaxing tour, which begins with a short ride in an air-conditioned coach to reach the Cayman Islands Yacht Club. Once you’ve boarded the fully equipped snorkel boat, you’ll cruise straight to Stingray City, where you’ll then get to both feed and play with the stingrays – a magic moment if ever there was one. After returning to the Yacht Club, an air-conditioned drive will see you reach the tour’s second highlight: the beach. And not just any beach, but rather Seven Mile Beach – a breathtaking stretch of seemingly endless golden sand. Use of beach amenities such as loungers, freshwater showers, toilet facilities and changing rooms is included in the price of the tour, but participating in any additional water sports offered at the beach is subject to additional expense and is entirely at your own risk. The outing then draws to a pleasant close with your return to the port and your ship. Please note: the tour may run in reverse order. Guests are recommended to take sunscreen, swimwear and a towel. The cost of any additional water sports activities in which you may want to take part at the beach is not included in the price of the tour. Any such activities are entirely at your own risk. This tour is not recommended for guests with limited mobility or small children. . Guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.

GCA48 – DELUXE STINGRAY CITY SANDBAR TOUR Duration: approx. 2.5 hours Take yourself off for a hat trick of fun in the sun on a tour that begins when you leave the ship and board the “Cayman Explorer” to head for the Cayman’s most famous water feature: the amazing Stingray City Sandbar. While you sail, enjoy sweeping views of the Caribbean from the spacious observation deck and 360° panoramas through the glass top of the main deck. Having covered the short distance to the sandbar, you’ll then get to enjoy a one-of- a-kind experience when you step down onto the boat’s roomy stern platform, which descends into the water, to meet and greet the stars of this show: the stingrays. A snorkel mask and life vest will be provided, so once you’ve put your kit on, you’ll be set to explore the azure-blue waters. The superb underwater visibility at this spot makes for unfettered views of numerous tropical fish and stingrays, who will happily come to you to be hand fed. Best of all, you don’t need previous snorkelling experience to join in the fun – the water is shallow and perfectly safe. And do bring your camera to chronicle your “ray of a day” and take special memories home for keeps. Your return to the ship in Georgetown brings your tour to a close. Please note: guests must be at least 4 years of age and be capable of using a few steps to get on and off the coach and the boat. Guests are recommended to bring a change of clothes and a towel. The Marine Conservation Law prohibits the wearing of any footwear while in the water at the Stingray City Sandbar. Drinks are available at the bar at additional cost not covered by the price of the tour.

GCA49 – AMPHIBIOUS BUS: LAND & SEA ADVENTURE Duration: approx. 2 hours Is it a bus? Is it a boat? No, it’s both – and your very special amphibious mode of transport on this entertaining overland and underwater sightseeing tour. Leave the ship, get comfy on the bus and then enjoy the gorgeous cityscape of Georgetown, the capital of the Cayman Islands, and its appealing Caribbean ambience. You’ll be taken around of the city’s best locations, with your guide telling you all about their history as you go. Photo-worthy sights abound so do remember to bring your camera, especially for your ride under the sea. Fitted with underwater cameras and large viewing monitors, the bus reveals the rich marine wildlife, coral gardens and even some ancient shipwrecks that inhabit these waters. And to top off your underwater jaunt, you can watch fish being hand fed from the comfort of your seat. Once back on dry land, round off your outing with a leisurely stroll down the island’s world-famous 7-Mile Beach before you begin the return journey to your ship at the pier. Please note: guests must be capable of using a few steps to get on and off the amphibious vehicle.

GCA50 – DOLPHIN SWIM & SEVEN MILE BEACH Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Some islands have all the luck: endless sunshine, friendly locals, gorgeous scenery, pristine beaches and – just as though that wasn’t enough – even dolphins swimming in their coastal waters. One such is Grand Cayman and this tour will see you both swim with dolphins and visit its longest beach. Your outing begins with a drive from Georgetown to the Dolphin Cove facility. After a nature walk with native vegetation all around and birdlife overhead, you can either visit the gift shop or simply relax to soothing views out to sea. Next, you’ll head down to the natural lagoon for a briefing before you get to play with, touch and ride belly-to-belly with the dolphins. On-site photographers will be busy with their cameras while you are in the water, creating lasting memories of a special experience. After your swim, you may like to purchase some photos and browse for souvenirs while waiting for your transfer down to the amazing Seven Mile Beach. This swathe of white sand very nearly does what it says on the tin and actually stretches out over some 6 miles, or roughly 10 kilometres. You’ll be dropped at a spot chosen with your comfort in mind, with food and drink on sale and beach chairs for hire (at additional cost not covered by the price of the tour). There’ll be sufficient time for you to enjoy all the beach has to offer before you head back to the pier and your ship. Please note: the order in which the tour is run may be reversed. Guests must be strong swimmers and at least 8 years of age to take part. Children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a paying adult throughout the tour and under their constant supervision at all times; in such an event, the paying adult will also be required to sign a waiver prior to departure. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with back or neck injuries and/or cardiac disease or a respiratory condition. Pregnant women are not allowed to participate in this tour. Guests are advised to leave jewellery and any other valuables on board the ship. Guests are recommended to wear swimwear under comfortable clothing, comfortable shoes as well as to bring a towel, a change of clothes and biodegradable sunscreen (for the sake of the environment).

GCA51 – DOLPHIN ENCOUNTER & SEVEN MILE BEACH Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Family-friendly and ideal even for young children and novice swimmers, this sister tour to GCA50 is open to all comers, regardless of their age. The excursion combines a nature walk, time with dolphins and a visit to the island’s longest beach. To start with, a short drive will take you from Georgetown up to the Dolphin Cove centre. Your visit begins with a walk down the on-site nature trail amid native vegetation and with exotic birdlife to spot as you go, after which you can visit the gift shop or simply savour views of the sea. Then you’ll head down to the natural lagoon, the site of your dolphin encounter, for an initial briefing. You’ll find the lagoon features a special submerged platform, enabling you to stand in waist- high water while you interact with the lovable marine mammals. Photographers will remain on hand to capture your special dolphin moments on film, with photos available for purchase when the encounter comes to an end. Moving on, Grand Cayman’s incredible Seven Mile Beach is next, a long ribbon of the softest sand that is actually about a mile short of its advertised length. Food and drink can be purchased and beach chairs hired (at additional cost not covered by the price of the tour), so that your creature comforts will be well looked after. Time will then be yours to enjoy the gorgeous surroundings before the tour ends with your return to the ship. Please note: the order in which the tour is run may be reversed. The tour is designed for guests who feel less comfortable in the water and children under 8 years of age. For reasons of safety, all children under 5 years of age must be accompanied by a paying adult (ratio: 1 child per adult) throughout the tour and under their constant supervision at all times; in such an event, the paying adult will also be required to sign a waiver prior to departure. All guests under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by a paying adult who will be asked to sign a waiver form. Guests are advised to leave jewellery and any other valuables on board the ship. Guests are recommended to wear swimwear under comfortable clothing, comfortable shoes as well as to bring a towel, a change of clothes and biodegradable sunscreen (for the sake of the environment).

GRAND TURK (Turks & Caicos)

GDT01- COAST TO COAST GRAND TURK SAFARI Duration: Approx. 2 hrs Promising to leave (almost) no stone unturned, this on-road/off-road tour in an open-topped 4x4 vehicle will see you travel the length and breadth of Grand Turk island, with gorgeous views of the Atlantic Ocean at every turn. Your drive will first take you along the west coast and down Cockburn Town’s historical Duke and Front Streets, whose buildings, churches and cannons bear testament to the island’s days under Bermudian rule. You’ll then head north to the beautiful salt-water bay known as North Creek and the beach at Little Bluff Point. After a stroll along the beach and through the mangroves, you’ll move on to the nearby lighthouse for your second stop. The views of the Atlantic Ocean afforded at this elevated spot are nothing short of spellbinding, so do be sure to bring a camera. The island’s equally spectacular eastern coastline is next, with great vistas of the tiny islet known as Gibbs Cay. Last up is the Town Salina, a salt pond that once played a vital role in Grand Turk’s salt-trading history. As you then head back to your ship, you’ll also get to see a replica of the Friendship 7 space capsule that splashed down off the coast of Grand Turk in 1962. Please note: the tour may run in reverse order and is considered to be unsuitable for guests with back or neck problems.

GDT02- DUNE BUGGY ADVENTURE Duration: Approx. 2 hrs This entertaining guided exploration of Grand Turk island is perfect for fun-seekers of all ages and will see you board a beach buggy after being briefed and issued with safety helmets. You can either take the wheel yourself or simply sit back and enjoy the bright and breezy ride. Once you’ve skirted the south-east coast, you’ll stop to walk to a bluff for stupendous vistas of Gibbs Cay and other islets out at sea. Your drive will then take you past a replica of the Friendship 7 space capsule that returned to earth in the waters just off Grand Turk in 1962 as well as various flamingo-populated salt ponds, which once fuelled the island’s salt-trading economy. Next up is Cockburn Town, the charming capital of the Turks & Caicos Islands, followed by a visit to the freshwater North Wells, now solely used by cattle, birds and the island’s indigenous horses. Beautiful views of the ocean inlet called North Creek then await you on the drive up to the northernmost point. You’ll have time to enjoy a short walk and great views of the Atlantic Ocean from the cliff tops before you re-board your buggy and prepare to head back to the ship along the coast. Please note: guests must be at least 6 years of age and weigh no more than 250 lbs to take part; guests must be at least 18 years of age and in possession of a valid driving licence to drive. The tour is not suitable for pregnant women or guests with mobility problems. Guests are recommended to wear light, comfortable clothes and sneakers or tennis shoes.

GDT03 - GLASS BOTTOM KAYAK & ECO SAFARI Duration: Approx. 3 hrs Touch base with Mother Nature while indulging in some gentle exercise as you paddle your own glass-bottomed kayak through the mangroves found in Grand Turk’s North Creek, a sizeable salt-water inlet of the Atlantic Ocean. Your eco-adventure begins with a scenic, air-conditioned drive up to the kayak centre, where you will first be safety-briefed and given instructions on using the paddle before boarding your 2-person watercraft – with scores of fish visible through the glass bottom under your feet. Your guide will answer questions and tell you all about the fascinating flora and fauna, including ospreys, found in these shallow wetlands and explain their importance for the island’s ecosystem. After returning to dry land and trading paddle for leg power, you’ll go for a pleasant walk along the scenic, shell-dotted shoreline before an air-conditioned sightseeing drive takes you back to the ship. Please note: guests must be at least 5 years of age, in good physical health and capable of paddling for 90 minutes. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with back problems or heart conditions.

GDT04 - THE ULTIMATE SEGWAY RIDE AROUND GRAND TURK Duration: Approx. 2 hrs Treat yourself to the ultimate in cool when you step aboard a Segway PT and indulge in an easy, breezy and fully narrated ride around Grand Turk island on roads less travelled. Your 2 hours off the ship begin with a short drive to the Segway PT centre, where you’ll first have a chance to practise before you set off on your exploration. Look forward to the picturesque buildings on Cockburn Town’s Duke and Front Streets, historical churches, ancient cannons and structures cobbled together using wood from old ships. Best of all, your Segway PT is small enough to take you down the narrow lanes where the town’s ambience is at its most vibrant. Leaving Cockburn Town behind, you’ll then head out to one of the island’s lovely beaches, where glorious views of the coastline and the beautiful blue of the water await you, to be followed by a look at the salt flats, which were once the beating heart of Grand Turk’s now defunct salt-trading past. As you then head back to the pier and your ship, you’ll also pass a replica of the Friendship 7 space capsule that came back to earth just off the coast of Grand Turk in 1962. Please note: guests must be between 12 and 65 years of age, weigh between 100 lbs. and 280 lbs. and be at least 60 inches in height to take part. Guests are required to wear sensible walking shoes and be capable of standing for extended periods of time. The tour is unsuitable for guests with mobility or back problems or who suffer with vertigo or motion sickness. Guests found to be under the influence of alcohol or other recreational substances will not be permitted to participate.

GDT05 - MAGICAL MYSTERY RIDE IN THE (SEMI-)SUBMARINE Duration: Approx. 1 hour Avid divers from all over the world flock to the island to interact with the amazing aquatic wildlife found in its coastal waters – an experience you can now share from the air-conditioned comfort of Grand Turk’s very own Yellow Submarine. Or semi-submarine, to be exact, which you’ll reach by tender. Once you’re seated on the semi- sub, you’ll submerge to a depth of approx. 5 feet and cruise up the island’s western coastline. The experienced crew will point out and provide information on the various species of marine life you may see through the panoramic windows, such as turtles, stingrays, groupers, sharks and schools of tropical fish; then prepare to feel your tummy lurch as you pass over the “wall”: a sudden abyss of some 7,000 feet in depth. You’ll also get to watch as members of the crew take to the water to feed the fish – an unforgettable sight. After almost an hour in the water, your tender will be waiting to return you to the ship. Please note: guests must be at least 5 years of age to take part, and be capable of walking to the tender and using a short ladder. The underwater locations visited in the semi-submarine may vary, as may visibility, depending on sea conditions. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with mobility problems or who suffer with motion sickness or claustrophobia. A tender boat will provide transportation from the pier to the semi-submarine (and vice versa). Guests are requested to refrain from flash photography while on board the semi-submarine. No liability can be accepted for the safety of personal possessions such as any valuables, cameras, handbags and similar items, which remain the sole responsibility of each guest throughout.

GDT06 - ULTIMATE SNORKELING Duration: Approx. 2 hrs Grand Turk’s Ultimate Snorkel Adventure is up for grabs on a tour dedicated to getting you up close and personal with the fascinating wildlife found in the island’s coastal waters. You’ll begin your outing by boarding a boat headed for the first of two sites, be given a safety briefing and issued with all the gear you need along with advice on how to use it. Then you’ll get to enjoy the pristine aquatic world of Horseshoe Reef at depths of about 6 to 12 feet. The crew will remain on hand to help you identify tropical fish and answer any questions you may have regarding these colourful ocean dwellers, after which you’ll re-board the boat and move on to the second location, the reef off Round Cay. The spectacular beauty of this special spot is one of the reasons Grand Turk island is sought out by scuba divers from all over the world. Your tour of two snorkels then draws to a leisurely close with your return to the ship. Please note: use of snorkel equipment is included in the price of the tour. Guests must be at least 4 years of age to take part; guests wishing to swim/snorkel must be good swimmers. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for pregnant women and guests with mobility problems or who suffer with motion sickness. Guests are recommended to wear swimwear under their clothes as well as to bring a towel, sunscreen and non-slip footwear.

GDT07 - COLORFUL POWER SNORKEL Duration: approx. 2 hrs Capturing all the excitement of a scuba diving experience, but without having to strap an air tank to your back, power snorkelling is the way to go for more reef-viewing fun at deeper depths. After meeting your guides and boarding a comfortable, air-conditioned coach, you’ll head for one of Grand Turk’s wonderful white-sand beaches. You’ll then receive your snorkelling gear, the hand-held power-snorkel unit and – safety first – a thorough briefing on how to use the equipment. Then you’re off on the snorkelling adventure of a lifetime, with the power-snorkel unit assisting you to glide further afield through the water, with a panoply of resplendent reef colours and numerous curious inhabitants below. Your power-assisted snorkel tour then comes to a close with your return to the ship, richer in a hugely entertaining experience. Please note: use of snorkel equipment is included in the price of the tour. Guests must be at least 10 years of age to take part. Guests under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a paying adult. Guests wishing to swim/snorkel must be good swimmers. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for pregnant women as well as guests with back/neck injuries, respiratory conditions or mobility problems. Guests are recommended to wear swimwear under their clothes as well as to bring a towel and sunscreen.

GDT08 - CATAMARAN SAILAWAY SNORKEL & BEACH Duration: Approx. 3 hrs There’s nothing better than a holiday to do the sort of things for which you neither have time nor opportunity at home, such as sailing the beautiful Caribbean Sea on a catamaran, relaxing on a tropical beach and going snorkelling in the company of flamboyantly coloured reef dwellers. With the friendly crew dancing to attendance on the 78-foot catamaran and the gentle trade winds helping you to zip along, your sailaway is sure to deliver a unique experience and spectacular views of Grand Turk’s coastline. Gear up and slip into the water to snorkel around the underwater wonderland of the coral reef during your first stop, after which you’ll be served a refreshing drink and move on to a private beach, where you’ll then have time to do whatever you please. Chill out on the pure white sands, unwind on a float or check out the pretty surroundings before eventually taking leave of paradise and heading back to the ship. Please note: guests must be at least 6 years of age to take part. Guests are recommended to wear swimwear under their clothes and sensible shoes as well as to bring a towel, sunscreen and sunglasses. Use of snorkelling gear (snorkels, masks, flippers, safety vests, floats) and instructions are included in the price of the tour. The beach is accessible only via the water and guests must be capable of swimming in deep water. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with mobility problems or who suffer with motion sickness.

GDT09 – REEFS, CAYS & A HIDDEN BAY Duration: Approx. 2.5 hrs Travel just a short distance to the south of Grand Turk island and you’ll find a group of uninhabited cays, coral reefs and first-class snorkelling conditions, all of which will be yours to enjoy in exclusive company on this thrilling trip on a 38-foot boat. Your action-packed tour begins when you set off for the beautifully secluded Hidden Bay, a spot surrounded by pristine coral reefs and the site of your snorkelling adventure among shoals of tropical fish. You’ll naturally be kitted out with all the gear you need and provided with instructions before you enter the water. A chance to explore the island and its pretty shoreline on foot then follows, after which you’ll re-board your boat and head for Penniston Cay for views of the island’s impressive rock formations and the birds that nest there. Your return trip will then deliver further panoramic vistas of the Grand Turk coastline before you arrive back at your ship. Please note: guests must be at least 6 years of age and weigh no more than 300 lbs. to take part. Guests wishing to swim or snorkel must be good swimmers and in good health. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with mobility problems or who suffer with motion sickness. Snorkelling sites may be changed at short notice to suit sea and weather conditions.

GDT10 HORSEBACK RIDE & SWIM Duration: Approx. 1.5 hrs Next to a whole host of other wildlife, Grand Turk island also supports a sizeable population of free-roaming horses and an Indigenous Horse Shelter, the first destination on this equestrian excursion. But first things first: the tour begins with a short, air-conditioned drive across the scenic island, passing the charming capital of Cockburn Town, to reach the shelter and meet your mount. Once you’re firmly in the saddle, you can relax to stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the muted rhythm of hooves on sand as your guide slowly leads you down the beach. A short period of time off your horse then follows as the handler unsaddles your mount ready for entering the water, after which you’ll re-mount your horse and take to the water together – an unforgettable experience if ever there was one. Following your ride, you’ll have time to shower and relax on the beach before starting your return journey. The route promises further sublime views of North Creek, numerous boats moored at this hurricane-proof spot and, if luck is with you, of the pink flamingos that feed and bask on the island’s former salt pans. Please note: guests must be at least 6 years of age and weigh no more than 220 lbs to take part. Guests are recommended to wear swimwear under their clothes and to bring water shoes, a towel and a camera.

GDT11 - GIBS CAY BEACH & STINGRAY ENCOUNTER Duration: Approx. 2 hrs If you’ve ever wanted to experience a real VIP welcome, you’re in for a fishy surprise when the stingrays found at Gibbs Cay beach flock to meet you in friendly greeting as soon as you enter the water. Your 2-hour tour begins when you board a boat at the cruise terminal bound for a tiny islet just off Grand Turk island, Gibbs Cay. You’ll then be kitted out with all the gear you need, given a safety briefing and shown how to use the equipment before you set off on your snorkelling adventure at the coral reef located about 165 feet from the beach. During your stay, you’ll also have a chance to watch the crew clean and prepare delicious conch, explore the pretty cay, see if you can spot any elusive osprey and swim or wade with stingrays in the shallow waters off the beach. The crew will assist you in handling these gentle creatures, which will readily come to meet you in the water. You’ll also have time to relax on the beach with a refreshing drink before beginning the return journey to your ship. Please note: use of snorkelling gear is included in the price of the tour. Guests must be at least 8 years of age to take part and be good swimmers if wishing to swim or snorkel. Guests are recommended to wear swimwear under their clothes and to bring a towel, sunscreen and non-slip footwear. Gibbs Cay does not feature any infrastructure (no changing or toilet facilities, beach chairs or umbrellas). The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with mobility problems or who suffer with motion sickness.

GDT12 - REEF & RAYS Duration: Approx. 2.5 hrs Sometimes you only need a moment to make a friend – and you’ll find this is never more true than when the stingrays that live in Grand Turk’s coastal waters gently brush against your legs by way of saying hello. And when it comes to falling in love, the pristine coral reef is likely to capture your heart with its array of fascinating inhabitants, whose numbers include sea fans, sponges and multitudes of brightly coloured fish. After leaving your ship and boarding a boat, you’ll head for the snorkelling site, with the crew providing you with necessary gear, a safety briefing and instructions. Then it’s over to you at the private snorkelling spot, which you’ll have all to yourself to explore at leisure. Then it’s on to the site of your stingray encounter. As soon as you enter the shallow water, you’ll find the rays come swimming up to see who’s there, their wings softly making contact with your legs in greeting. Do bring you camera for some memorable vacation photos of you, the stingrays and the amazing blue of the ocean to show the folks back home. After this unique meet-n-greet, your tour draws to a close with your return to the pier and your ship. Please note: use of snorkelling gear is included in the price of the tour. Guests must be at least 6 years of age to take part and be good swimmers if wishing to swim or snorkel. Guests are recommended to wear swimwear under their clothes as well as to bring sunglasses, a towel and sunscreen. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with mobility problems.

LA ROMANA (Dominican Republic)

LRM01 – RELAX ON BAYAHIBE BEACH Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Take a break from your ship, hop on a comfortable coach and embark on a pleasant 30-minute drive down to the picturesque fishing village of Bayahibe in the southeast of the Dominican Republic and the 4-star beach resort that will host your day of sun, sea and sand. Whether you choose to relax poolside, take a refreshing dip or prefer the fine sandy beach area with the turquoise water beyond, you can be sure of having a fabulous time. Take a gentle stroll along the beach, then bag yourself a sun bed and order a tropical cocktail from the hotel’s open bar as you soak up the hot Dominican sun. For your safety and comfort, you are recommended to wear high-factor sunscreen. Your beach experience comes to a leisurely close with your return to La Romana and the ship.

LRM03 – SPEED BOAT TO SAONA ISLAND Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Join us on this superb tour and experience an exhilarating speedboat ride through the crystal-clear waters along the scenic Dominican coastline to the island of Saona. Situated just off the southern tip of the Dominican Republic, this nature reserve is renowned for its unspoiled beauty and stunning beaches. You will have about 1.5 hours to spend at a wonderful Caribbean beach at Saona Island where you can have a swim, relax on the fine sand and enjoy a complimentary drink. If time permits, a further stop will be made at the sandbar known as “the natural swimming pool” for a leisurely dip in the extremely calm water. Your tour concludes with an equally scenic return trip to your ship. Please note: Children must be at least 8 years old to participate. The tour is unsuitable for pregnant women and guests with neck/back complaints or heart conditions.

LRM04 – THE VILLAGE OF ALTOS DE CHAVON Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Situated only a short drive from the port lies one of the most picturesque attractions in the Dominican Republic, the village of Altos de Chavón. This recreation of a medieval European village, inspired by the imagination of a former Hollywood film set designer, sits atop a plateau overlooking the enchanting Chavón River. As you stroll through the narrow, cobbled streets, the illusion of being transported back to a bygone age will be extremely convincing. Next to some beautiful Mediterranean-style architecture, the village also boasts a 5,000-seat open-air amphitheatre perched on the edge of a canyon as well as the pretty St. Stanislaus church, which you will have a chance to view from the outside. After some free time, board your bus for a jaunt to La Romana, where you will see sights such as the Santa Rosa Church, Town Hall, and Parque Duarte before heading back to the ship.

LRM06 – CATAMARAN SAIL & SNORKEL Duration: approx. 3 hours Sail away for a few hours of fun, snorkelling and swimming just off the coast of the Dominican Republic. You can relax on the sun decks or in the shaded lounge area of the 82-feet catamaran as you sail along the beautiful coastline accompanied by the lively sounds of merengue. You will be given a safety briefing before the catamaran anchors, after which you can enter the calm water directly from the boat for a refreshing swim or to explore the local marine life as you snorkel in the clear water. You will also have a chance to enjoy some Dominican rum, fresh fruit punch or domestic beer on your way back to the pier. Please note: Children must be at least 12 years old to participate. The tour is unsuitable for pregnant women, guests with neck/back complaints or heart/respiratory conditions. Snorkelling gear is included and a life vest must be worn.

LRM07 – HIGUEY & BAYAHIBE Duration: approx. 4 hours This two-in-one tour begins with a scenic 45-minute drive in an air-conditioned coach through the sugarcane fields to the city of Higüey, which was founded in 1494 and whose cityscape is dominated by the famous Catholic Basilica of La Altagracia. Finished in 1971, the basilica has since become a popular pilgrimage site and also boasts beautiful stained-glass windows, which really come to life in the bright Caribbean sun. We will visit the nearby Altagracia Museum and see their collection of historic, artistic, and sacred objects from the 17th thru the 20th centuries. Next up is the fort at San Rafael de Yuma, once the residence of the city’s first governor and now home to a cornucopia of early 16th-century artefacts. The last stop on the tour is the unspoiled fishing village of Bayahibe, which lies on the shores of a turquoise lagoon, a place of great natural beauty and tranquillity.

LRM08 – MONSTER TRUCK SAFARI Duration: approx. 4 hours Give yourself half a day of pure, unadulterated fun off the ship on this Monster Truck tour. Purpose-built to ensure maximum passenger comfort and safety, these 8-wheeler, all-terrain trucks promise a bird’s eye view of the world at a height of 15 feet. Accompanied by experienced guides, the tour will take you to see the unspoiled countryside of the Dominican Republic, one of the two nations on the beautiful island of Hispaniola. An open bar on the truck adds to the fun of exploring out-of-the-way landscapes, fording rivers, driving through sugarcane fields and discovering small villages on the way. This hands-on tour will also give you a chance to mingle with the friendly locals and meet some of the children attending one of the schools sponsored by the Monster Truck School Foundation. Your adventure tour of the Dominican Republic comes to a close with your return to the port and your ship. Please note: guests must be capable of using a ladder in order to enter/exit the monster truck.

LRM09 – MARAVILLAS CAVE & SAN PEDRO Duration: approx. 4.5 hours After leaving the port, an air-conditioned coach will first take you on a pleasant 30-minute drive to the Cueva de las Maravillas - the Cave of Miracles – which is situated roughly midway between the seaside resorts of La Romana and San Pedro de Macoris. A happy coincidence saw a group of boy scouts (re-)discover the caves in 1926, since when much development work has made a significant portion of the much larger cave complex accessible to the public. The caves are not only home to stalactites and stalagmites as well as a crystal-clear underground pool, but also – and perhaps most importantly – to a large number of ancient and almost perfectly preserved rock paintings left by the island’s native Taíno people. Neither photography nor filming is permitted in the caves. The next leg will see you re-board the coach and head to the Cigar Factory, an internationally renowned manufacturer that is famous for its exquisite hand-rolled cigars. Prepare to be amazed at the deftness and lightning speed with which the factory workers roll these cigars. Then it’s on to the lovely seaside town of San Pedro de Macoris, which was founded in the early 19th century by European immigrants and then boomed in the early 20th century when the price of sugar soared on the market. During the 30-minute drive back to the port a stop will be made for you to do some shopping.

LRM15 – BEACH BUGGY ADVENTURE Duration: approx. 2.5 hours A chance to have huge fun with family and friends while exploring the great outdoors in the coastal forest area of Cumayasa is yours to enjoy on this self-drive beach buggy adventure. After leaving the port of La Romana, a short drive in a modern coach will first take to you a nearby ranch where, following an initial safety briefing, you will be issued your beach buggy. You can then explore the sizeable Cumayasa coastal forest area on a network of sandy tracks with the breeze in your hair and sun on your skin. Your ride around the forest will also include a break, during which you can savour spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea and a complimentary drink before setting off again on the return journey. On reaching the ranch again, you’ll find refreshments such as fruit juice, soft drinks and bottled water waiting for you. There will also be some spare time to have a look around the gift shop for a souvenir and/or to have your photo taken by a professional photographer. Your beach buggy outing will then come to a close with a short air-conditioned coach ride back to your ship. Please note: Guests must be at least 7 years of age to take part. Guests under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a paying adult/guardian. Guests are recommended to wear closed shoes, bathing suit, sunglasses and use insect repellent. Guests wishing to drive must be at least 18 years of age. Helmets and goggles are provided, while handkerchiefs are available for an additional charge. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for pregnant women. The price of the tour is per 2 person vehicle (not per person); only one person needs to book, with tour payment chargeable to one credit card only. The price cannot be charged to multiple credit cards. The name of a possible companion (only one per vehicle) must be registered at the Excursions’ Desk on board the ship following embarkation.

LRM19 – SANTO DOMINGO COLONIAL TOUR Duration: approx. 6.25 hours, incl. lunch Santo Domingo is not only the capital of the Dominican Republic, but also prides itself in being the first city in the New World to have been founded by a European. The year was 1496 and the man responsible was Bartholomew Columbus, Christopher’s younger brother. Your historical tour begins with a drive to the capital for a first photo stop at the Columbus Lighthouse, a modern building inaugurated in 1992 to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the discovery of the Americas. The lighthouse is also the final resting place of the remains of Christopher Columbus. Moving on, you’ll then walk through the Zona Colonial, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the most impressive buildings from the colonial era. On the itinerary are the early 16th-century Alcázar de Colón, the 18th-century Panteón Nacional – a mausoleum where the remains of notable writers, politicians and Dominican heroes are interred – and Santo Domingo’s main thoroughfare, the Calle Las Damas. Next up is a visit to the 16th-century Basilica Cathedral of Santa María la Menor, the first Catholic diocese to be set up in the New World, followed by a buffet lunch. To round off your outing, you’ll also have some time to go shopping before you return to your ship. Please note: guests are recommended to wear comfortable clothing and comfortable walking shoes. To visit the cathedral, guests are required to ensure shoulders and knees are covered; guests wearing tank tops or mini-skirts will not be permitted to enter the cathedral.

LRM20 – NAUTILUS EXPLORER SEMI-SUBMARINE & SNORKELLING Duration: approx. 2 hours You drive in an a/c bus from La Romana down to Bayahibe Beach, where begins this entertaining outing, you’ll board directly from a small pier the Nautilus semi-submarine and set off on your underwater exploration. The air- conditioned semi-sub is equipped with viewing windows so you don’t miss a thing as you first travel around the nearby coral reef. But you’ll also get a look at the wreck of the Atlantic Princess, a former cruise ship whose planned intentional sinking was preempted by Tropical Storm Fay in 2008, which caused her to be deposited in the waters off Bayahibe Beach. Since then, the wreck has found new friends in the shape of numerous marine dwellers that have taken up residence, underwater squatters if you will. Once back at the coral reef, you can gear up and take to the water yourself for a 30-minute snorkelling experience. The tour then draws to a close with your return to La Romana and your cruise ship. Please note: all guests are required to wear a provided life jacket during the motor boat ride to reach the semi- submarine. Children must be accompanied by a paying adult throughout the tour and be under their supervision at all times. Guests not wishing to snorkel can stay on board the semi-submarine. Guests must be capable of navigating stairs to access the semi-submarine.

MIAMI (Florida, USA)

MIA01T - EVERGLADES TOUR – FOR IN TRANSIT GUESTS Duration: approx. 4 hours This excursion provides a unique way to see how Florida appeared thousands of years ago. Enjoy an interesting airboat ride through this wide area. The tour offers great photo opportunities. Free time at the gift shop. The tour will end with the return at your ship. Please note: Wheelchair bound guests who wish to participate should inform the Excursion Office 48 hours prior. To book and prepay this tour before your cruise, please use code MIA01T if you will be in transit in Miami.

MIA01D - EVERGLADES TOUR – ENDING AT MIA AIRPORT Duration: approx. 4 hours This excursion provides a unique way to see how Florida appeared thousands of years ago. Enjoy an interesting airboat ride through this wide area. The tour offers great photo opportunities. Free time at the gift shop. The tour will end at the airport in Miami. Please note: This tour is proposed to guests disembarking with flights from Miami airport after 4 pm. Wheelchair bound guests who wish to participate should inform the Excursion Office 48 hours prior. To book and prepay this tour before your cruise, please use code MIA01D if you will be disembarking in Miami.

MIA02 - MIAMI CITY TOUR – ENDING AT MIA AIRPORT Duration: approx. 5 hours Enjoy a visit of Miami, the city-symbol of Florida and Miami Beach and its Art Deco District. Sightseeing tour by bus passing by main districts and streets. Free time for shopping at Bayside Marketplace, time permitting. Please note: The tour is proposed only to guests disembarking with flights from Miami airport after 4:45 pm.

MIA03 – MINI CITY TOUR MIAMI AND DOLPHIN MALL: ENDING AT MIA AIRPORT Duration: approx. 5 hours Enjoy a panoramic discovery of Miami Beach and Miami ending with the visit of the Dolphin Mall. Free time for shopping in one of the biggest shopping mall of Miami. The tour will end at the airport in Miami. Please note: This tour is only proposed to guests disembarking with flights from Miami airport after 4:45 pm.

MIA04 – HOP ON HOP OFF MIAMI CITY TOUR-FOR IN TRANSIT GUESTS Minimum duration: 2 hours Make every moment of your holiday count – even when you’re in transit – on a tour that offers you a chance to explore Miami via one of three possible routes and with the greatest possible freedom of movement. Your first stop after leaving the pier will be Miami’s Big Bus Central Station, from where you can then take either the Beach Loop, City Loop or Uptown Loop on the open-topped hop-on/hop-off double-decker bus. During the 90-minute loops (Beach Loop and City Loop), you’ll be able to get on and off at any of the 20 stops to do your own thing. With buses running at approx. 15-30-minute intervals on the Beach Loop, at about 30-minute intervals on the City Loop, and about 45-minute intervals on the Uptown Loop, you’ll remain free to plan your outing to suit your personal schedule, returning to the cruise terminal at your own discretion. The 60-minute Uptown Loop highlights the historical Overtown area as well as Wynwood, Midtown, the Design District and more! Each of the available bus routes start and end at Miami’s Big Bus Central Station at the Bayside Marketplace, from where a shuttle bus will then return you to the ship. Please note: this tour is only available for guests who are in transit in the port of Miami. Return transport to the cruise terminal will be via shuttle bus.

MIA05 – HOP ON HOP OFF MIAMI CITY TOUR-FOR DISEMBARKING GUESTS Minimum duration: 3 hours If you’re disembarking in Miami, why not spend a few hours soaking up the city’s inimitable Art Deco charm on a tour that lets you decide what you want to see from the comfort of an open-topped hop-on/hop-off double-decker bus? A short drive from the cruise terminal will take you to Miami’s Big Bus Central Station, from where you can then enjoy one of three possible bus routes: the Beach Loop, the City Loop or the Uptown Loop, each of which lasts between 60 and 90 minutes from start to finish. You’ll be free to hop off and on again at any one of the 20 stops along each route, with buses running at intervals of about 15 to 30 minutes on the Beach Loop, about 30- minute intervals on the City Loop and about 45-minute intervals on the Uptown Loop. All routes end at the Big Bus Central Station at the Bayside Marketplace. Return whenever you like to suit your flight schedule and catch the shuttle to your respective airport, with some lovely memories to take with you as you fly home. Please note: this tour is available (1) for guests booked on flights departing from Miami International Airport after 2 pm to destinations within the USA or after 3 pm to international destinations, (2) for guests booked on flights departing from Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport after 2.30 pm to destinations within the USA or after 3.30 pm to international destinations and (3) for guests with a reservation at a local hotel for an extended stay. Upon completion of the tour, shuttle buses from the Bayside Marketplace to Miami International Airport depart every hour between 11:45 am and 4:45 pm. Shuttle buses to Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport depart from the Bayside Marketplace at 12:00 noon and 2.00 pm. For guests booked into a local hotel for an extended stay, a taxi service is available at additional expense. Luggage can be picked up at Central Station at any time between 10:30 am and 4:45 pm.

NASSAU (Bahamas)

NAS01 - PANORAMIC TOUR Duration: approx. 2.5 hours Drive through Nassau to reach Fort Fincastle, set atop the highest point of the island, from where you will enjoy a beautiful view of the harbour. At this location you will have time to explore the fort and the Queen Victoria Staircase, do some light shopping on your own and take pictures. Continue with a panoramic view around the island of New Providence. Then it’s off to Atlantis Paradise Island for a short stop. The drive continues from Paradise Island through the colourful residential area before returning to the port.

NAS02 – DISCOVER ATLANTIS Duration: between 2 and 4 hours When tour destinations are as evocatively named as Paradise Island and Atlantis Lagoon, you can be sure of one thing: a fabulous time. Once you have boarded your coach at the pier in Nassau on New Providence Island, you will first head north to cross over to Paradise Island and the Atlantis Resort. Since the Bahamas are a favourite contender for the place where the legendary city of Atlantis was once said to have stood, the resort features a faux archaeological site – simply named “The Dig” – that recreates what the ruins of ancient Atlantis might look like. Apart from taking you through the many fascinating exhibits of The Dig, your guided tour also includes a visit to Predator Lagoon, fittingly named for the sharks, barracudas and many other creatures form the deep that live there. As you make your way through the maze of underground passageways, have fun discovering archaeological artefacts and hieroglyphics while surrounded by a stunning civilization of sea animals. Expert guides will lead you through the ancient streets and help you to decode the legend of Atlantis as well as providing fascinating information on the habitat and behaviour of the marine wildlife. Please note: Access to the pools, slides and beaches is not included in the tour. A shuttle bus will return you to the ship; information on the bus timetable will be provided before arriving at Atlantis.

NAS03 - ATHOL ISLAND SNORKEL Duration: approx. 2.5 hours Come and experience the marvelous underwater kingdom and all its inhabitants. Modern snorkel boats will give you a narrated harbor cruise on the way to the snorkeling site. While cruising in one of the most beautiful harbors in the world, you will be briefed on historical points of interest as well as the homes of the rich and famous. Once at the snorkel site you will discover that the real beauty of the Bahamas is all wet! You will snorkel in some of the clearest waters ever seen. The staff will guide you along the reef and highlight the fish that you see and are also there to answer any questions that you might have. Please note: Minimum age to participate is 8 years old. The boat anchors for snorkeling. Snorkeling equipment is included.

NAS04 - GLASS BOTTOM BOAT Duration: approx. 1.5 hours Start your tour with a narrative tour of Nassau’s harbor. Here your tour narrator will point out to you historical sites, homes of the rich and famous and also general information of Nassau and the Bahamas. Once the vessel is positioned over the reef, you will be guided down to the viewing deck. Here your glass reporter will give you an informative briefing of all that you see through the glass. Afterwards you will enjoy a slow cruise back through the harbor to the Port while listening to music. A complimentary rum or fruit punch will be served.

NAS06 – DISCOVER NASSAU BY JEEP & BEACH Duration: approx. 4 hours Have yourself some pure unadulterated fun on this self-drive tour around the city of Nassau and New Providence Island, with a beach break on a beautiful private island to look forward to at the end. On leaving the ship, a quick walk from the pier will first be followed by an orientational drive through Nassau en route to the staging area for an initial briefing on driving a 4x4. Once you have been issued a vehicle, you can then choose whether to share the driving or let just one person take the wheel when you board the 4-seater with your friends. Drivers have to be in possession of a valid driving license, which will naturally be checked beforehand. To ensure every guest can listen to the instructions and information provided by the guide leading your convoy, each vehicle is equipped with a walkie-talkie. The touring route then takes you out of Nassau and into the island’s lovely interior. Next you’ll board the ferry boat for the brief ride to reach Balmoral Island, your beach destination. Upon arrival on the island, you will be greeted by the staff, and then let loose to create your perfect time enjoying the white sand beach. Stretch out on your included lounge chair and umbrella or splash in the azure blue water. Unlimited use of noodles and inner tubes are available, and additional non-motorized water activities including snorkel gear, kayaks and paddle boards are available for rent. Please note: as this is a self-drive tour, guests wishing to drive must be at least 25 years of age and be in possession of and present a valid driving license. Vehicles must remain with the group at all times; any itinerary changes will be made only by the driver/guide in the lead vehicle. Traffic and delays must be expected. You are recommended to bring a towel, swimwear and biodegradable sunscreen. In the interest of safety, a children’s car seat (please reserve in advance) must be used for children under 8 years of age. Jeeps are fitted with an automatic gearbox. No food or alcohol can be brought on to the private island and any discovered upon arrival will be confiscated and disposed of. There are no lifeguards on duty, all guests swim at their own risk.

NAS07 – CATAMARAN REEF SNORKEL & SAIL Duration: approx. 3 hours Offering a great combination of cruising and snorkelling, the tour will first see you board a spacious catamaran and set sail for a popular snorkelling site. Instructions and snorkelling gear will be provided during the cruise, so you’ll be all set to slip into the water once the boat drops anchor. Your short snorkelling excursion will be accompanied by an experienced guide. The waters around New Providence Island are known for their abundance of aquatic wildlife, so there is every chance you will encounter many varieties of fish and other sea creatures. Once the snorkelling portion has come to an end, you can enjoy some fruit punch or water on the boat as you make your scenic way back to the pier and your ship. Please note: guests must be at least 7 years of age to snorkel; proof of the child’s age will have to be provided. Guests under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a paying adult. Snorkelling gear is provided. You are recommended wear swimwear and bring a towel, sunhat and sunscreen. Depending upon wind and weather conditions, the vessel may start the engine. The catamaran features a ladder leading directly into the water. As the snorkelling activity will take place in the open sea, guests must be physically fit. Guests must be capable of getting on and off the catamaran as well as into and out of the water unassisted. For safety reasons, the tour is not suitable for pregnant women.

NAS09 – NASSAU 360° Duration: approx. 3 hours Round out your time in the Bahamas with a trip around the country’s picturesque capital, Nassau, on this 360° sightseeing tour. A short walk from the pier first takes you to your coach, after which you will begin your exploration of the city and the surrounding area. In the early 18th century, the thinly populated Bahamas were taken over by pirates and declared a “pirate republic”, which then attracted other shady characters such as the infamous pirate, Edward “Blackbeard” Teach. On leaving the city, you will then head out to the nearby countryside, passing by authentic villages that are rich in history and heritage on the way. The mansions, cathedrals and 18th- century fortresses have been beautifully preserved, so do bring your camera for some snapshots of your tour. A stop will also be made at a local beach for a quick dip before you begin your return drive to the port and your ship. Please note: guests are recommended to bring a towel, sunscreen and sunglasses. There are no lifeguards at the public beaches and swimming is at your own risk. Please do not leave personal effects unattended. Children must be under the supervision of a parent/guardian at all times during the tour.

NAS18 – BALMORAL ISLAND BEACH DAY Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Help yourself to a large portion of sun, sea and sand by stepping off the ship, walking the short distance from the pier and taking a 30-minute ferry to a tiny privately owned landmass sitting in the coastal waters of New Providence. Balmoral Island is your destination and the tropical oasis that will host your half-day stay. You’ll be welcomed by island staff on arrival, after which you’ll be free to do as you please. In perfect contrast to the hectic pace of Nassau, the islet is a delightfully tranquil spot with sand as pale as sugar, lounge chairs (use included in the price of the tour), azure water, a heated freshwater pool and a variety of bars, each with its own personal ambience. There’s even one serving frozen tropical cocktails like piña coladas, daiquiris, margaritas and more, ideal for adding a little extra enjoyment to the process of cooling off. If you’re feeling hungry, check out the on-site market for a mouth-watering array of options such as snacks, salads, wraps and freshly cut sandwiches. And if life fails to work without coffee, you’ll love the on-site Starbuck’s, the company’s only outlet on a private island. Shade can be found at the patios and bars, but also on the beach under an umbrella, which are available on a first come, first served basis. Please note: additional non-motorised water activities including snorkel gear, kayaks and paddle boards are available for hire. Toilet facilities are located around the island as well as freshwater showers and footbaths. The cost of any food and drinks purchased on the island is not included in the price of the tour; guests are advised that bringing food and/or alcoholic drinks onto the island is prohibited. Any food and/or alcoholic drinks found to have been brought onto the island will be confiscated and destroyed. Guests under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a paying adult while on Balmoral Island. There are no lifeguards and all guests swim at their own risk.

NAS19 – BALMORAL ISLAND BEACH DAY & STINGRAY ENCOUNTER Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Life rarely gets better than this: a privately owned tropical islet that caters to every creature comfort, a stunning beach and a chance to interact with stingrays in the shallows. To experience it for yourself, leave the ship for the short walk and 30-minute ferry crossing to Balmoral Island, where you’ll be welcomed by staff, given a briefing, asked to complete some paperwork and sign a waiver. That done, your 30-minute stingray meet and greet will commence in waist-high water under the expert supervision of the handler. Stroke, feed and even pose with “your” ray for a photo (available for purchase at extra cost after the encounter). Afterwards, snorkel gear can be hired should you wish to swim with these endearing sea dwellers in their natural environment. What comes next is entirely up to you. To complement the superb beach, the island also features beach chairs (free to use), a heated freshwater pool, patios, beach umbrellas (subject to availability) and four different bars, one even serving delicious frozen cocktails. And if hunger strikes, snacks, salads, wraps and freshly cut sandwiches can be purchased at the on-site market. You can even grab coffee to go with your food, since Balmoral Island boasts its very own Starbuck’s outlet, the only one on a private island. Please note: additional gear for non-motorised water activities such as snorkelling, kayaking and paddle boarding is available for hire at extra cost not covered by the price of the tour. Toilet facilities are located around the island as well as freshwater showers and footbaths. To ensure the welfare of the stingrays, other marine wildlife and the coral reef, loose items such as jewellery and cameras cannot be taken into the water; guests are further requested to use biodegradable sunscreen. The cost of any food and drinks purchased on the island is not included in the price of the tour; guests are advised that bringing food and/or alcoholic drinks onto the island is prohibited. Any food and/or alcoholic drinks found to have been brought onto the island will be confiscated and destroyed. Guests under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a paying adult while on Balmoral Island. There are no lifeguards on duty and all guests swim at their own risk. Personal photos cannot be taken in the marine encounter/habitat area. Guests not on a marine-encounter tour will not have access to the marine encounter/habitat area.

NAS20 – SEAWORLD EXPLORER Duration: approx. 1.5 hours Treat yourself to a good look at the underwater wildlife that populates the nearshore waters around New Providence without wetting so much as a single toe by taking yourself off the big ship and instead boarding Nassau’s only operating semi-submarine. Your mini cruise begins by taking you around the harbour, past Paradise Island for a look at luxury mansions that the super-rich call home and then on to the main event. Once the vessel has submerged, you can simply sit back and enjoy the fully narrated experience through your own window and in air-conditioned comfort. This delightful marine world is alive with multi-coloured fish and a whole host of other reef residents, from the beautiful to the curious. After you’ve returned to the surface, the cruise then comes to a close with your return to the pier in Nassau. Please note: guests must be capable of navigating 10 steps to board and disembark from the semi-submarine.

NAS21 – SEE & SEA TOUR Duration: approx. 3 hours See the key sights of Nassau city and venture out into its nearshore underwater world on this entertaining tour, which duplicates the NAS20 Seaworld Explorer tour, but also adds an extra activity at the end. After first taking you on a look around the harbour and past Paradise Island for views of its splendid villas, Nassau’s only semi-submarine will submerge and cruise through the fascinating aquatic universe. Looking through your own window from the comfort of your seat, the fully air-conditioned and narrated ride will give you a unique opportunity to marvel at the reef and its many and varied inhabitants without having to take to the water yourself. On your return to dry land, you’ll board a coach for a drive-by roundup of city must-sees. The route will take you past such landmarks as Rawson’s Square and the parliament buildings and will also include a stop at Fort Fincastle, one of Nassau’s highest points and adjacent to the Queen’s Staircase. Your outing then wraps up with your return to the ship. Please note: guests must be capable of navigating 10 steps to board and disembark from the semi-submarine. The order in which the land-based portion of the tour is run may vary to suit traffic conditions.

OCHO RIOS (Jamaica)

OCH02 - BAMBOO RAFTING ON THE MARTHA BRAE Duration: approx. 5.5 hours Venture to one of the most picturesque places in Jamaica, the "Land of Wood and Water", for a unique Jamaican experience. Enjoy a countryside drive along the coast; see the rural life-style of Jamaica en route to the Martha Brae rafting center where you will be greeted with a welcome tropical drink on arrival. Picture yourself on a bamboo raft built for two, gliding slowly down a river that meanders gently through whispering groves of bamboo and ferns. As the raft makes its way past shaded banks and dappled sunlight as the mild river breeze washes over you, hear the story of the “Matibereon” as you float along the river, relaxing in an atmosphere of tranquility. Arriving at the Rafter’s Rest, the bus await for the return trip to Ocho Rios. The final stop on your excursion takes you to Taj Mahal Shopping Centre for a chance to browse for that perfect souvenir to remind you of your visit to Ocho Rios. Please Note: The raft carries two passengers and is guided by an expert rafts-man. Insect repellent is advisable.

OCH03 – RIVER TUBING IN THE WHITE RIVER VALLEY Duration: approx. 3 hours Treat yourself to bags of fun on this exciting and scenic river tubing tour down the White River, giving you plenty of time to both enjoy the ride and the spectacular landscape to either side. Start your adventure at "Spanish Bridge", the 17th century landmark where your guides await. Participate in a short orientation and begin your three-mile adventure down the White River. To round off your tour, you can browse through the merchandise or purchase souvenirs and photos. Please note: Food can be purchased at an additional cost and storage lockers are available for rent. Max. weight per guest is 250 lbs. Minimum age to participate is 6 years. The tour is prohibited for women who are pregnant. Guests are recommended to wear swimwear under outer clothing, to use sunscreen and insect repellent as well as to bring a towel. Guests are requested to sign a waiver.

OCH10 – CANOPY TOUR Duration: approx. 4 hours Challenge yourself to the ultimate thrill of a zip-line adventure high up in the rainforest canopy on this enchanting tour, which begins with a coach ride to the starting point of your arboreal experience. Before you set off, a complete safety briefing and demonstration of techniques will be given by a certified canopy specialist, who will also act as your guide throughout the activity. Look forward to stunning views from the unique vantage point of these lofty heights. Apart from revealing views of the Cranbrook Flower Forest, your adrenaline-pumping canopy journey is likely to be the closest you will ever come to knowing what it feels like to fly. Your return to the ship marks the end of the tour. Notes: Minimum Age on the tour is 6 years old. Weight Limit is 260 lbs. All guests are required to fill out a waiver form. It is mandatory to wear closed shoes (e.g. tennis shoes or sneakers). Guests are recommended to bring cash for additional purchase. This tour is not suitable for pregnant women or guests with mobility or health problems.

OCH13 - DOLPHIN ENCOUNTER & DUNN’S RIVER FALLS Duration: approx. 4 hrs. Enjoy a short drive in air-conditioned comfort to the world famous Dunn’s River Falls where you will climb 600 feet of cool refreshing water as it cascades over natural limestone terraces. Guides are provided to assist you when ascending the rushing waters as it plunges directly into the pristine Caribbean Sea. After this invigorating experience you are transported to Dolphin Cove, where you will participate in a brief orientation and then enter the world of nature’s most fascinating creatures: The Dolphins. Get to know these gentle creatures from a platform in shallow water, experience the emotion as you caress these beautiful animals; enjoy a splash and even a kiss or two. Enjoy a leisurely walk through the lush tropical jungle and get an up close experience with our beautiful and friendly birds, snakes and iguanas. Visit "Little Port Royal" a replica of Jamaica's most famous pirate "Haunt" and witness pirates roaming through town. Browse through the largest gift shops of any attraction in Jamaica, stocked with the widest range of dolphin souvenirs. Listen to the rhythms of the Caribbean music. Shuttle buses are available at 10-minute intervals to return you to the ship or optional shopping at your convenience. Please Note: We recommend comfortable clothing, Comfortable Shoes, Water Shoes to climb the falls, Swim Wear, Change of Clothes, Towels, Sun Screen. lockers are available for rent at both Dunn’s River Falls and Dolphin Cove. Children 8 and Under must be accompanied by an adult. Guests under the age of 18 years must have an adult to sign the waiver form. Guests wishing to climb the falls must be at least 92 cm/3 ft. in height.

OCH14 - DOLPHIN SWIM & DUNN’S RIVER FALLS Duration: approx. 4 hrs. Enjoy a short drive in air-conditioned comfort to the world famous Dunn’s River Falls where you will climb 600 feet of cool refreshing water as it cascades over natural limestone terraces. Guides are provided to assist you when ascending the rushing waters as it plunges directly into the pristine Caribbean Sea. After this invigorating experience you are transported to Dolphin Cove, where you will participate in a brief orientation and then enter the world of nature’s most fascinating creatures: The Dolphins. Get to know the animals as you interact with them in deep water. Experience the thrill of "riding” the dolphin belly to belly. Dance, sing, play and even enjoy a kiss or two. Enjoy a leisurely walk through the lush tropical jungle and get an up close experience with our beautiful and friendly birds, snakes and iguanas. Visit "Little Port Royal" a replica of Jamaica's most famous pirate "Haunt" and witness pirates roaming through town. Browse through the largest gift shops of any attraction in Jamaica, stocked with the widest range of dolphin souvenirs. Listen to the rhythms of the Caribbean music. Shuttle buses are available at 10-minute intervals to return you to the ship or optional shopping at your convenience. Please note: guests must be at least 7 years of age to take part. We recommend comfortable clothing, Comfortable Shoes, Water Shoes to climb the falls, Swim Wear, Change of Clothes, Towels, Sun Screen. Lockers are available for rent at both Dunn’s River Falls and Dolphin Cove. Children 8 and Under must be accompanied by an adult. Guests under the age of 18 years must have an adult to sign the waiver form. Guests wishing to climb the falls must be at least 92 cm/3 ft. in height.

OCH26 – GOLF AT UPTON GOLF COURSE Duration: approx. 5.5 hours The course at the Sandals Golf & Country Club, formerly the Upton Golf Club, provides a formidable test for even the most skilled golfers. The 18-hole golf course stretches out over heavily undulating terrain that is covered in dense vegetation including verdant fruit trees and exotic tropical flowers. Out-of-bounds stakes and strategically placed bunkers spread throughout require precision and strategy. Small, sloped greens and a topography that plays mostly uphill provide additional challenge. More than just a difficult golf course, golfers can also enjoy panoramic ocean and mountain vistas. The Sandals Golf & Country Club also offers practice facilities including a putting green and driving range. Please note: To avoid disappointment, guests are requested to follow the Golf Club’s strict dress code: Jeans are not allowed. Proper attire includes a collared shirt, tailored non-denim shorts or pants/slacks with sport socks and golf shoes. No halter tops, or bathing suits allowed. Participants will be asked to sign a waiver form. Price of the tour includes Green fee, shared golf cart, use of the practice facility and golf club rental.

OCH28 - GLASS BOTTOM KAYAKING & DUNN’S RIVER FALLS Duration: approx. 4 hrs. Enjoy a short drive in air-conditioned comfort to Dolphin Cove, where you are met by our friendly hostesses and given a complimentary fruit drink. Arrive at Dolphin Cove where you will be met by our friendly hostesses and given a complimentary drink. After a brief orientation – and being fitted with your life vest – enter your Glass Bottom Kayak to take a guided journey on the Crystal Clear Caribbean Sea to Dunn’s River Falls. You will be amazed and fascinated at the underwater world and its spectacular beauty. See the wonders of waterfalls and enjoy fantastic photo opportunities on your way to Dunn's River Falls. As you approach Dunn’s River enjoy a truly spectacular view of the Caribbean’s most famous Water Fall. Upon arrival to the world famous Dunn’s River Falls your friendly hostesses will lead you to your capable guides who will assist you in climbing the 600 feet of cool refreshing water as it cascades over natural limestone terraces. After this invigorating experience you are transported back to Dolphin Cove by bus (approx. 5 mins.). This unique park is home to beautiful bottlenose dolphins, birds, snakes and iguanas. Learn about Jamaican culture and enjoy the amenities. Shuttle buses are available at 10-minute intervals to return you to the ship and optional shopping at your convenience. Please Note: We recommend comfortable clothing, Comfortable Shoes, Water Shoes to climb the falls, Swim Wear, Change of Clothes, Towels, Sun Screen. Lockers are available for rent at both Dunn’s River Falls and Dolphin Cove. This Tour is not recommended for pregnant women, people with back or neck injuries, heart and respiratory conditions. Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Guests wishing to climb the falls must be at least 92 cm/3 ft. in height.

OCH29 – OCHO RIOS & DUNN’S RIVER FALLS Duration: approx. 5.5 hours, incl. lunch Time to leave the ship and instead visit one of Jamaica’s premiere attractions, the gorgeous Dunn’s River Falls near Ocho Rios, which you’ll reach after a scenic drive. A plaque provided by the Jamaican Historical Society marks the spot as the site of the battle of Las Chorreras, fought by the English and the Spanish over land rights in 1657 – with the English as the victors. The land was ultimately acquired by the Jamaican government in1972, since which time it has served locals and visitors alike as a popular recreational area and park. The spring water that feeds the falls is rich in calcium carbonate, which results in deposits of travertine and makes the falls a self-regenerating “living” phenomenon. After a drive to the Dunn’s River, your guide will lead you up the naturally terraced river bed as part of a human chain. The climb includes a short pause at the so-called “massage parlour”, where the cascading water can soothe tired shoulders. As an alternative to the climb, there are safe spots from which to watch the others ascend the falls or there’s the beautiful tropical forest to explore, with such plant life as ferns, bamboo, ginger lilies, orchids, palms and breadfruit trees to discover. Next up is a tasty Jamaican buffet lunch by the sea, after which a sightseeing drive around Ocho Rios rounds off the tour before you return to the ship. Please note: guests are recommended to wear swimwear under comfortable clothing, high-factor sunscreen and to bring a towel plus a change of clothing if swimwear is not worn at the waterfall. Slip-proof or water shoes should be worn since climbing the falls’ many terraced steps is both strenuous and very slippery. Guests wishing to climb the falls must be at least 92 cm/3 ft. in height.

OCH31-HORSEBACK RIDE & SWIM Duration: approx. 4 hours After leaving the ship and boarding an air-conditioned coach, this equestrian excursion begins with a scenic drive along the beautiful Jamaican coastline to reach the stables where you will saddle up prior to going for a ride. Experienced guides will accompany your horseback experience, providing information on the island’s rich history, culture, flora and fauna on the way. Look forward to enjoying the fresh breeze in your face and breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea as you travel towards Chukka Beach for the water-based leg of the tour. After your mounts have been unsaddled by your guides, you can then ride bareback right into the Caribbean Sea – a swimming experience like no other. To round off the outing, there will be time for you to visit the gift shop. Cold drinks and jerk chicken are also available for purchase at the bar and grill. A scenic return journey to the ship brings the tour to a close. Please note: guests must be at least 6 years of age, weigh no more than 250 lbs. and be required to sign a waiver form to take part in the tour. The tour is not suitable for pregnant women.

OCH32 - BOBSLED JAMAICA & FALLS Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Board your air-conditioned transportation for the brief drive to Dunn’s River Falls. Upon arrival follow the local guide as they lead you up the 600 feet of cascading and slippery falls that empty into the Caribbean Sea. After this refreshing and exciting climb return to the transportation for the short drive to Mystic Mountain. Embark the Sky Explorer chairlift for a fun ride up 700 feet through the tropical forest canopy. At the peak spend a few minutes exploring the interesting educational displays about the history and culture of Jamaica and her people. Next, get ready for the thrill of your life on the one and only Jamaica Bobsled adventure ride. After an orientation embark your specially made bobsled and hold on as it plunges through 2780 feet of twists and turns down the mountain. After coming to a controlled stop, you are lifted back to the top on an elevated tramway. Admire the panoramic views. Hop a ride on the Sky Explorer chairlift back to the bottom. Please Note: A liability waiver is required for this tour. Wear sturdy rubber-soled shoes or bring a pair with you if you choose to climb Dunn's River Falls. Please be advised that the Falls can be very slippery in places. Jumping from the falls is not permitted. Bring a swim suit and towel; lockers are available at the falls for a nominal fee. Children must be at least 54” in height to ride the bobsled without being accompanied by a paying adult. Guests wishing to climb the falls must be at least 92 cm/3 ft. in height.

OCH33 – ZIP LINE CANOPY & TUBING COMBO Duration: approx. 4.5 hours When Mother Nature dished out scenic beauty at the dawn of time, she certainly gave Jamaica a large portion. This half-day excursion will have you savouring the most sublime views from both the air during the zip-line activity and from the water as you tube down the White River. After a 30-minute drive through verdant countryside to the White River Valley, a safety briefing precedes a nature walk to the first platform. With trained guides close by throughout, you can simply enjoy the exhilaration of soaring over the canopy on three different traverses covering from 20 to nearly 50 m/65 to 160 ft. in length. This the perfect time to practise your best Tarzan yell before you then settle into your tube for the following White River adventure. You’ll first be given a safety briefing and issued with your gear in preparation for your roughly 3-mile/5-km ride down the picturesque waterway. Keep an eye out for the 17th-century Spanish Bridge, a landmark you can only see from the water, but also soak up splendid views of coconut plantations, bamboo groves, bankside wildlife and tranquil lagoons on the way. A few challenging rapids also form part of the route, adding a frisson of excitement to the ride. Once back at the White River Valley property, you can enjoy a traditional Jamaican village, after which you can visit the Parrot Bar & Grill, browse the Valley Trader gift shop or just sit back and relax before returning to the ship. Please note: guests must be at least 6 years of age to take part. A maximum weight restriction of 118 kg/260 lbs per guest applies. Drinks and snacks are available for purchase at the Parrot Bar & Grill at additional cost not covered by the price of the tour. Guests are required to wear closed shoes and are recommended to bring swimwear, a towel and water shoes. Pregnant women, guests with mobility problems, with back and/or neck injuries or guests who cannot walk/stand unaided are not allowed to participate in this tour.

OCH34 – DUNN’S RIVER FALLS EXPRESS Duration: approx. 3 hours Leave the ship for a while and instead venture out to one of Jamaica’s most popular natural wonders, the Dunn’s River Falls near Ocho Rios, which you’ll reach by coach. The waterfall is fed by spring water with a high concentration of calcium carbonate, which in turn leaves deposits of a rock called travertine. As a result, the falls count as a living – and growing – phenomenon. Once at the falls and following a safety briefing, you’ll form a human chain and be led up the naturally terraced river bed by your experienced guide. Then enjoy a stop at the so-called “massage parlour” and experience the soothing effect of the cascading water on its way to the sea. For a more leisurely look at the falls, you can also spend the time comfortably seated on the terrace or deck and simply watch the proceedings. The surrounding forest, by contrast, provides the perfect setting for a walk through tropical vegetation including ferns, bamboo, ginger lilies, orchids, palms and breadfruit trees. Your return to the ship finally brings the tour to an end. Please note: guests are recommended to bring a towel as well as to wear high-factor sunscreen, swimwear and non-skid water shoes, since climbing the many steps of the falls is both strenuous and slippery. Water shoes are available for hire at the waterfall. Guests wishing to climb the falls must be at least 92 cm/3 ft. in height.

OCH35 – CHUKKA BEACH BREAK Duration: approx. 5 hours A seemingly endless ribbon of beach, the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea and the hot Jamaican sun combine to form the perfect setting for your half day at the beach. A scenic drive along the coast begins your tour, during which the on-board guide will share information on the island’s rich culture, music and history. Once at the beach location, grab yourself a free sun lounger, hire an umbrella and then do just as you please. Work on your tan, go for a swim or explore your surroundings before you head back to Ocho Rios and your ship. Please note: umbrellas are available for hire at the beach at extra cost; use of a lounge chair is included in the price of the tour. Guests will be required to sign a waiver prior to departure.

OCH36 – FLAVOURS OF JAMAICA Duration: approx. 4 hours, incl. lunch Good food is one of life’s most basic pleasures and this half-day tour will give you a chance to cook up some of Jamaica’s varied cuisine yourself. Whether you’re a budding master chef or tend to shun the kitchen, you’ll find this experience is at once fun, educational and a treat for your taste buds. You’ll first travel from Ocho Rios to the beautiful Prospect Plantation Great House, which originally dates back to the 18th century. During a visit to Jamaica in the early ‘50s, Sir Winston Churchill planted a mahogany tree in the grounds, under which you will first be greeted by your friendly hostess and then taken on a scenic walk through the ornamental gardens. There’s also a fabulous view of the sea to enjoy before you head for the veranda and your cooking class. With chef “Irie” at the helm and you at your own workstation, you’ll find out how to make “Dolphin Cove Special Blend Jerk Sauce” and coconut with shrimp, prepare a leafy green called callaloo ready for steaming and knead dough for lovely little deep- fried dumplings known as “Jamaican festivals”. You’ll also prepare your own jerk chicken, which you can then savour when you sit down for a typically Jamaican lunch. The outing ends with your return to the ship. Please note: guests must be at least 10 years of age to take part. Guests are further recommended to wear comfortable clothing and shoes as the tour involves a longer period of standing. Guests are advised to leave jewellery and other valuables on board the ship.

OCH39 – ISLAND SIGHTSEEING & GREEN GROTTO CAVES Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Take a scenic drive through the town of Ocho Rios, which is known for its abundant rainfall, verdant landscapes and rolling hills. Other outstanding vistas will be seen along the way, as you travel to Green Grotto Caves, for a touch of adventure and a journey into the underground. The caves are situated no more than 1 km from the spot where Christopher Columbus landed in 1494 and the fact that Runaway Caves numbers among their many former names is testament to one of the uses to which they were put in the 18th century. The caverns also provided sanctuary for the Spanish in the 17th century, later facilitated the activities of arms smugglers and were then used to store rum. Impressive dripstone formations such as stalactites and stalagmites, interconnected passages leading to larger chambers and the grotto itself – with a pool of crystal-clear water – are just some of the attractions that go to make this place so special. On your way back to the surface, a stop will be made at the so-called “Wishing Well”, a pool into which you’ll do well to throw a coin, for luck, for love, for anything your heart desires. Once you return the surface, the coach will be waiting to take you back to your ship in Ocho Rios. Please note: this tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with mobility problems.

PUERTO LIMÓN (Costa Rica)

PLI02 – THE TORTUGUERO CANAL Duration: approx. 4.25 hours Consummately beautiful, a haven of biodiversity and so remote that it takes either a boat or a plane to get there, the Tortuguero Canal and waterways are your destination on this enjoyable half-day tour. An approx. 25-minute coach ride from the pier will first see you reach the private jetty to board a specially customised boat that will take you through the jungle-fringed canal and other natural waterways. As you slowly glide down the canal, which runs parallel to Costa Rica’s Caribbean coastline, you’ll quickly understand why this area is also called Costa Rica’s Amazon – the abundant rainforest with a profusion of flora and fauna is all around. Look out for orchids and water lilies, try to spot birds, monkeys, sloths, toucans and even crocodiles, all of which call these parts home. Wave to the locals busy on the banks or in dugout canoes on the water and let your eyes roam over the spectacular nature- given panorama, with the lush vegetation to either side delightfully mirrored in the water. Your cruise through one of Costa Rica’s greenest destinations will be rounded off by complimentary soft drinks and tropical fruit plus the sound of calypso music. Please note: guests are recommended to wear light clothing, sunglasses, a hat, high-factor sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes and insect repellent as well as to bring a camera, binoculars and rainwear.

PLI26 – CARIBBEAN TRAIN, ECO CRUISE & COUNTRYSIDE Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Make yourself at home on a meticulously restored vintage carriage of the open-air Caribbean Train and get set to discover this supremely scenic region of Costa Rica in old-fashioned style. With the railway line having given rise to Costa Rica’s banana-producing industry in the late 19th/early 20th century, it passes through astounding landscapes that are begging to be photographed. Frequent stops are scheduled on the way, giving you a chance to do a bit of wildlife spotting. See how many sloths, monkeys and other jungle dwellers you can identify in the dense vegetation to either side of the tracks. Your mode of transport will then change to a boat and your exploration will take you down the beautiful Tortuguero Canal and natural waterway system. Part of a larger protected area, the river and canal banks as well as the water itself are teeming with life. Waterfowl are abundant, but you’re also likely to spot whiteface and spider monkeys hanging out in the trees – inspecting you just as carefully as you might inspect them. Once you reach the private dock at the port of Moin near Limón, you can enjoy a refreshing selection of tropical fruit before you return to the pier and your ship. Please note: the sequence in which the tour is run may vary. Guests are recommended to wear comfortable closed walking shoes, high-factor sunscreen, insect repellent, light clothing, a hat/sun visor as well as to bring a camera and rainwear.

PLI32 – VERAGUA RAINFOREST & AERIAL TRAM Duration: approx. 5.75 hours Tucked away in the dense jungle and yet within easy reach of port Limón by coach lies one of Costa Rica’s best- kept secrets: the sprawling Veragua Rainforest Research & Adventure Park. During your air-conditioned coach journey to the park, your guide will share information about the area’s biodiversity and history. Once at the park, you’ll get to soar through the tree canopy on an aerial tramway, walk to a beautiful waterfall, rub shoulders with myriad butterflies, including the incredible blue morpho, and see typical rainforest residents in a natural setting. Specialised habitats include one for reptiles, one for frogs and one for butterflies. After visiting the park’s laboratories, you’ll board the aerial tram for a breathtaking ride in the sky. Do take some photos of the stunning views and keep watch for sloths, toucans or howler monkeys in the trees. Back on terra firma again, you’ll then walk the “Trail of the Giants”, with the trees being the giants in question, or hike to the gushing Puma Waterfall. The aerial tram will return you to the visitors’ centre for a light snack of sandwiches, fresh fruit and juices at the Rainforest Cafeteria. You’ll also have time to visit the gift shop before you re-board the coach for the return ride to your ship. Please note: guests are recommended to wear comfortable closed walking shoes, light clothing, high-factor sunscreen and a hat/sun visor as well as to bring a camera and rainwear. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for pregnant women. Some portions of road encountered on the tour may be bumpy and unpaved. Reaching the Puma Waterfall involves using a total of 350 steps (both ways) and walking on an uneven dirt track. This portion of the tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with mobility problems. The Veragua Rainforest Eco-Adventure is suitable for guests using a walker, manual wheelchair or a collapsible lightweight electric scooter (100 lbs/45 kg or less). Guests using such mobility aids must be capable of navigating a few steps to get on and off the coach. Wheelchairs or electric scooters will be stowed in the coach’s luggage compartments and retrieved at the park for guests to use.

PLI35 – BIRDS & NATURE AT THE BOCUARE JUNGLE HAVEN Duration: approx. 7.25 hours The privately owned Bocuare Jungle Haven in the picturesque Estrella Valley is your destination on this all-day outing, which begins with a drive along Costa Rica’s Caribbean coastline, passing through pretty little towns and spacious banana plantations on the way. Run as a conservation and rescue centre for the region’s tropical flora and fauna, the Bocuare Jungle Haven offers unprecedented access to a unique ecosystem. A walk through the property begins your visit, after which you can enjoy stupendous views of the magnificent plant life when you cross a lagoon on a hanging bridge. The property provides a sanctuary for more than 115 different bird species, including anhingas, tiger and boat-billed herons, trogons, woodpeckers, hummingbirds and clay-coloured robins – Costa Rica´s national bird – alongside various visiting migrant birds. A tractor-pulled cart will then take you the Bocuare Villa for a look around and to change into swimwear, after which you can enjoy the refreshing coolness of the pool in its unique rainforest setting. Next up is the old sugar mill, where you’ll find out how sugarcane is processed, help with extracting the juice and sample the fruit of your labour. Your tour is rounded off by a typical Costa Rican lunch, prepared by the Bocuare family, to the sound of local music. You’ll also have a little time to spend at the gift shop before the coach returns you to the port and your ship. Please note: the tour offers guests an opportunity to hike to the heart of the rainforest and swim in a uniquely located swimming pool. Guests are advised that wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed. Guests are further recommended to wear light clothing, comfortable walking shoes, a hat, high-factor sunscreen, insect repellent, sunglasses as well as to bring a light jacket, rainwear, a camera, binoculars, a towel and a change of clothes/swimwear to change into. Changing facilities are available for guests wishing to swim in the pool.

PLI36 – ORIGINAL CANOPY TOUR AT THE VERAGUA RAINFOREST Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Half a day of adrenaline-pumping, high-flying action in the most spectacular natural setting awaits you on this tour to the fabulous Veragua Rainforest complex, which you will reach following a scenic coach ride from the pier. Once you’ve arrived, a guide will fit you with the necessary equipment and brief you on the fun to come, after which you’ll begin your aerial exploration of the park. Featuring 9 observation platforms and 9 traverses, the amazing zip- line course lets you glide over the rainforest canopy and soak up breathtaking views of Costa Rica’s abundant flora and fauna. As you make your way down the 9 lines, keep your camera tethered for easy access to snap any sightings of monkeys, sloths and tropical birds, all of which are common in the area. The last traverse ends on a platform at ground level, from where a short walk will then take you to the reception area for a drink of cool, refreshing purified water. Your return journey to Limón will provide further superb views of rural Costa Rica and a well-earned chance to relax. Please note: guests must be at least 5 years of age and weigh no more than approx. 270 lbs/123 kg to take part in the tour. Guests are recommended to wear comfortable clothes (shorts, long trousers, t-shirt), sunglasses, a hat, high-factor sunscreen and insect repellent as well as to bring a change of clothes (rain is common), a little cash and a camera. Additional beverages are available for purchase at extra cost not covered by the price of the tour. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with pre-existing cardiac conditions, seizures/epilepsy and conditions affecting balance as well as pregnant women. In deciding whether or not to join this tour, guests are requested to take their personal level of fitness and medical history into consideration. Guests with pre-existing knee injuries, asthma or other respiratory conditions, diabetes or any other serious medical conditions are requested to exercise particular caution and if concerned, seek the advice of their doctor before taking part in the tour or engaging in strenuous activity.

PLI37 – SIGHTSEEING & BANANA PLANTATION Duration: approx. 3.5 hours This varied half-day tour of Costa Rican highlights begins with a coach ride to your first stop, a fully operational banana plantation for a chance to see how this tasty treat is grown. Once you’re suitably banana savvy, the coach journey continues on to the small village of Bananito, where time will be yours to do some shopping for a locally made keepsake. As your scenic ride then progresses, you’ll pass Limón International Airport as well as further banana and cassava estates, with fabulous views of Costa Rica’s Caribbean palm-fringed coastline completing the compelling visual. The area is alive with birdlife so see if you can spot any white egrets, blue herons, kingfishers and pelicans or reptiles such as iguanas, all of which are common sights. The return drive will also see you pass through Cieneguita, Limón’s oldest suburb, where the houses constructed by the island’s first Jamaican settlers were built on stilts in an effort to cope with harsh environmental conditions, such as coastal swamps, landslides, flooding, jungle fevers and heavy rains, for which the formerly untamed region was known. Please note: the sequence in which the tour is run may vary. Guests are recommended to wear light clothing, comfortable walking shoes, a hat/sun visor, insect repellent and high-factor sunscreen as well as to bring rainwear.

PLI38 – TORTUGUERO CANALS & VERAGUA RAINFOREST ECO-ADVENTURE Duration: approx. 7.5 hours Get set to discover two supersized jungle locations on an all-day tour that first takes you north along Costa Rica’s Caribbean coastline on an air-conditioned coach. Relish the views and learn about the region’s prodigious biodiversity from you on-board guide. At the Tortuguero Canal, you’ll board a boat to explore a region so densely vegetated it is also named Costa Rica’s Amazon. Keep your camera close as you pass orchids, water lilies, crocodiles, spider monkeys, manatees and otters or even spot an elusive jaguar in the foliage. All told, the area supports approx. 530 different species of all shapes and sizes. Back on the coach, you’ll head for the Veragua Rainforest Park to see various creature-specific habitats. Check out the snakes and lizards at the reptile habitat, meet the amphibians at the frog habitat and enjoy watching butterflies flutter by at the butterfly garden. A buffet- style lunch is next at the main visitors’ centre, following which it’s time for the aerial tram. Divine views will reveal themselves through the forest canopy, home to toucans, sloths and howler monkeys. Touching down again at the riverbank, a walk will then take you to the “Trail of the Giants” – named after the huge trees – and a hike to the lovely Puma Waterfall. The aerial tram will return you to the park’s research laboratories, after which you’ll have time to browse in the gift shop before the coach takes you back to Limón and your ship. Please note: guests are recommended to wear comfortable closed walking shoes, light clothing, high-factor sunscreen and a hat/sun visor as well as to bring a camera and rainwear. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for pregnant women. Some portions of road encountered on the tour may be bumpy and unpaved. Reaching the Puma Waterfall involves using a total of 350 steps (both ways) and walking on an uneven dirt track. This portion of the tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with mobility problems. The Veragua Rainforest Eco-Adventure is suitable for guests using a walker, manual wheelchair or a collapsible lightweight electric scooter (100 lbs/45 kg or less). Guests using such mobility aids must be capable of navigating a few steps to get on and off the coach. Wheelchairs or electric scooters will be stowed in the coach’s luggage compartments and retrieved at the park for guests to use.

PLI39 – WILDLIFE RESCUE CENTER & CAHUITA NATIONAL PARK Duration: approx. 4.5 hrs. Spend half a day meeting some of Costa Rica’s cutest creatures during your visit to the Wildlife Rescue Center. Offering a safe haven to animals in need of refuge due to loss of habitat or other reasons, the Wildlife Rescue Center works to nurse these animals back to health so they can be released into their natural environment. During your visit you may get to see Baby Sloths, several types of Monkey, Coatis, Kinkajous, Deer, Peccaries, Jaguarondi and Parrots. You will also have a chance to see various types of tropical and indigenous plants such as heliconias, and bromeliads and will have an opportunity to see the process of how organically grown cacao beans are processed into delicious chocolate. You will enjoy a refreshing snack of fresh fruit and have some time to browse for a memento in the souvenir shop before continuing on to the Cahuita National Park for a trail hike where you might spot wildlife such as sloths before heading back to your ship. Please note: The sequence in which the tour is run may vary. The tour offers guests the opportunity to fully enjoy the rainforest and your visit to the Rescue Center will impact positively and help many animals that need care. Wildlife sightings, although frequent, are not guaranteed. The animals in residence at the Wildlife Rescue Center may vary. This excursion involves walking over uneven terrain and climbing some steps, most activities are done outdoors. Guests are recommended to bring comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, sunglasses, rain gear in case of sudden showers, and a light jacket.

SAN JUAN (Puerto Rico)

SJU01 - SAN JUAN PANORAMIC TOUR Duration: approx. 3 hours Discover San Juan! Leaving the pier by air-conditioned minibus or motor coach you'll visit Old San Juan and view the massive, ancient fortresses and great stonewalls that have protected the capital city since they were built by the Spanish Conquistadors in the 16th century. A guided visit then follows at the San Cristobal Fortress, considered the largest fort ever built by the Spaniards in the New World built in 1634. A drive through the Old City lets you see all the different Spanish architecture. Enjoy a brief stop at the Capitol Building. Once the visit to the old Colonial city has ended, you'll continue the tour to what is known as New San Juan, a modern city with its high- rise condos, luxurious resort hotels and casinos. This tour is a blend of this city’s old and new interesting history. You will return to the Old City for some free time at Plaza Colón to do some shopping, take pictures or to explore the local surroundings before returning to the ship. Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes and to bring a hat and sunscreen. Some stops are unguided, allowing guests to be at their leisure and browse on their own. Tour price includes the admission to the San Cristobal Fort, visit included in the tour, and San Felipe del Morro fort which you may choose to visit at your leisure. Please ask for and keep your receipt at San Cristobal Fort, as proof of purchase. Fortifications are open every day from 9:00AM to 6PM.

SJU02 - EL YUNQUE RAIN FOREST TOUR Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Drive to the north-eastern central area of the island and visit the only tropical rainforest in the United States territory, El Yunque. On this amazing excursion you will pass through several rural communities on your way to one of Puerto Rico's finest spots of natural beauty. Marvel at its small horsetail waterfalls, giant ferns and tropical hardwoods. Encounter countless photo opportunities from these high mountaintops. Stop at the tourist visitor center and at natural areas. Come along and enjoy this truly remarkable journey! Please note: This is not a hiking tour; therefore it is suitable for all ages. We recommend for guests to wear comfortable clothing with flat, comfortable shoes and bring their respective raincoat.

SJU06 – SAN JUAN PANORAMIC & BACARDI Duration: approx. 4 hours A scenic, air-conditioned drive begins your tour, first heading to the town of Cataño and Casa Bacardi, where you can find out about both the time-honoured process of making rum and the history of the Bacardi family. Naturally, a chance to sample one of the delicious rums is included in your visit. As you leave the town towards the district known as New San Juan, you will pass through the Condado district – a modern area with high-rise condominiums, luxurious resort hotels and casinos – en route to Old San Juan to see the ancient strongholds and huge stone walls that were built by Spanish Conquistadors in the 16th century. Due to the superb views afforded of the enormous San Cristobal Fortress from Plaza Colon, a stop will be made there for you to take photos and do some shopping before returning to the ship. Please note: You are recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes, bring a sunhat and use sunscreen. The Bacardi distillery is a popular site, for this reason there may be extended waiting time to get in. Some of the stops are unguided, allowing guests to browse on their own. The entrance fee, a commemorative Bacardi Cup and a welcome drink are included in the price of the tour. Guests wishing to consume alcohol must be at least 21 years of age. Should you decide to enhance your experience with an add-on tour option once at Bacardi, you will have to arrange your return transfer to the ship at your own expense.

SJU12 – CANOPY ADVENTURE Duration: approx. 3.5 hours The lush tropical rainforest that characterises the countryside of northern Puerto Rico is not only a paradise of rich diversity and stunning tropical fauna, but also provides the setting for this amazing treetop adventure, a unique opportunity to view the world from above. With the assistance of an experienced guide, you will make your way through a course of 8 traverses, Twelve platforms, a rappel, also known as a rope-guided vertical descent, and a series of elevated walkways which will round off this special experience. A knowledgeable guide will remain on hand to assist you every step of the way from the moment you leave the ground until you return to the forest floor. Please note: guests must be at least 5 years of age, weigh at least 45 lbs but no more than 250 lbs and measure a maximum of 46 inches around the waist to take part in the tour. You are recommended to wear comfortable clothes, only closed toe shoes are permitted. The tour is not suitable for pregnant women, for guests suffering from pre-existing heart or back problems and for guests with seizures, problems with balance, vertigo or acrophobia. As there are inherent risks associated with this activity, all guests will be required to fill out and sign a waiver and/or release form to disclose any pre-existing medical conditions. Guests are required to be in good physical health and in peak condition. Safety equipment (harness, gloves and helmet) will be provided and must be worn at all times. The tour involves extended periods of physical exertion, extensive walking and climbing. Duration of the canopy ride will depend on skills and quantity of participants. Lines may form in the platforms depending on group's speed.

SJU15 - HORSEBACK RIDING Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Ride a gentle but spirited horse along the surrounding areas of the world famous El Yunque tropical rain forest. This northeast countryside is brimming with the flora and fauna of this lovely area. The adventure begins as you follow the experienced guides along the trails that have been carefully laid out to take you among all the nature sites including the refreshing shore of a river. Horseback riding instruction and an orientation to the rental rules are provided. Guides accompany the group, and riders of all levels are welcome. Please note: guests must be at least 10 years of age and weigh no more than 250 lbs to take part. All guests will be required to sign a waiver form and must disclose any pre-existing medical conditions. Guests are recommended to bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, a hat and a light raincoat; closed-toe shoes must be worn by all guests. The tour is not suitable for pregnant women, for guests suffering from pre-existing heart or back problems and for guests with seizures, problems with balance, vertigo or acrophobia. Unguided travel time is approx. 45 minutes each way.

SJU16 - ATV ADVENTURE FOR TWO Duration: approx. 4.5 hours Encounter a unique experience within the northeast countryside of Puerto Rico. This ride takes you through the surrounding areas of our rainforest and its spectacular scenery. Upon arrival, riders will be given an introduction and safety instructions on how to ride and operate the ATV. The adventure begins as you follow the experienced guides along the trails specially designed for this activity. Enjoy different terrains that will take you along the forest. Whether you're the driver or the rider, you can be sure you will experience an exhilarating and adventurous ride! Please note: Riders must be at least 10 years of age. Drivers must be at least 16 years of age and present a valid driver's license. Maximum combined weight is 450 lbs. Helmet use is mandatory and is provided along with goggles. Traffic can be very congested. Travel time is approximately 50 minutes each way and is unguided. You may wear a swimsuit under comfortable clothing, closed-toe shoes and bring a towel. This tour is not recommended for pregnant women or guests with back/neck injuries or heart conditions. Tour price is based on a per vehicle rate ( vehicle can accommodate up to 2 persons including driver, you can go as a single or take a companion along for free). The tour should only be reserved by one person per vehicle and the rate will be charged to that person’s credit card. The tour payment cannot be divided amongst multiple participants , it can only be charged to one account. If you are taking a companion it is only necessary that you register their name with the ship’s shore excursion office upon embarkation.

SJU27 - OLD SAN JUAN HISTORICAL WALK & COFFEE TASTING Duration: approx. 3 hours Favoured by Puerto Rico’s rich volcanic soil and climate, coffee has numbered among the island’s major crops since the 18th century and has given rise to a rich coffee culture, a taste of which you can savour on this interesting tour through the historical district of San Juan. To set the mood, the tour begins with a delicious cup of freshly brewed Puerto Rican café con leche, to which your friendly barista will add his own personal latté-art flourish. As you then stroll through the streets of Old San Juan, your guide will tell you about the island’s historical ties with the black beverage as well as how coffee and the church are connected. A photo stop will be made at Plaza de Colón and the statue of Christopher Columbus, which was erected to mark the 400th anniversary of his discovery of Puerto Rico. You’ll also get to see some of the oldest churches in the western hemisphere, the main Plaza de Armas with its “Four Seasons” fountain as well as San Juan city hall, a replica of the one in Madrid. Your historical walk ends at the shopping district, where you can sit down and try some iced blends of coffee and tea with flavours such as coconut truffle, chocolate chai or papaya ginger. Please note: the tour involves approx. 1 mile of walking over cobblestones.

SJU29 – EL MORRO & MORE: WALKING TOUR Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Old San Juan’s enchanting streets, located on a peninsula jutting into the Caribbean Sea, are perfect for exploring on foot – something this tour gives you ample opportunity to do. Escorted by your guide, you’ll first board a coach to reach Fort San Felipe del Morro, or simply El Morro, perched on the tip of the promontory. Built in the 16 th century, the imposing fortress features six different lines of defence, including a water battery tower and casemate guns. After a look around, you’ll move on to the adjoining Ballajá Barracks area and then the totem dedicated to the indigenous Taíno people at the Plaza del Quinto Centenario. Right next door you’ll find San José Square and its white-fronted church, a jewel of Spanish Gothic architecture completed in 1735. You’ll also see many French- and Spanish-inspired buildings from various eras, so keep your camera at hand. Next up is an inside look at the Cathedral of San Juan Bautista, whose earliest parts date back to 1540, followed by a photo stop and water break at the Rogativa monument in honour of Puerto Rican women who stymied a British invasion in 1797. The spot also affords great views of San Juan Bay, the nearby 16th-century Fortaleza and the governor’s private residence. The last visit on your walk will then be the mid-18th-century Chapel of Christ the Saviour before time will be yours to do some shopping on your own. The tour comes to a close with your return to the ship. Please note: the walking tour of Old San Juan concludes with 1 hour of free time to go shopping, after which the guide will escort guests back to the ship. Guests wishing to remain in Old San Juan for longer can return to the ship on foot (approx. 15-minute walk) or take a taxi at their own expense. The price of the tour includes admission to the San Felipe del Morro Fort, visit included in the tour, and San Cristobal Fort, which guests may choose to visit at their leisure. Guests are advised to ask for and keep the receipt at the Fort of San Felipe del Morro as proof of purchase. Daily fort opening times are between 09:00 to 18:00 hours.

SJU31 - CAGUAS CITY & SANGRIA TASTING Duration: approx. 4.5 hours This entertaining tour will drive you through the center of the Island, called “La Cordillera Central” specifically through the town of Caguas surrounded by lovely mountains. Caguas, the heart and soul of Puerto Rico, beats the rhythm of a rich cultural, patrimony, complimented with a wide variety of unparalleled commercial and entertainment offers. This city’s effervescence is merely 20 minutes from San Juan. In Downtown Caguas, or Centro Urbano, you will find “La Ruta del Corazón Criollo” (Creole Trail), a historic and cultural trail that connects Caguas’ museums, historic sites, monuments, an excellent gastronomic offer and art galleries, just one step to another. Your next stop will take you to the House of the Sangria where you will have the chance to sample different varieties of this refreshing beverage before heading back to your ship.

ST. MAARTEN/PHILIPSBURG (Netherland Antilles)

SMT04 - PANORAMIC TOUR OF ST. MAARTEN AND SHOPPING Duration: approx. 2.5 hours The smallest island shared by two nations has some of the best vistas in all the Caribbean. Set out and discover how the French and Dutch have blended together their distinct characters in this complete orientation tour. From your bus, witness the tremendous amount of development which has made the 37-square-mile island so popular and busy. First head through the Dutch side and capital of Philipsburg, founded in 1763 by John Philips, a Scottish captain in the Dutch Navy. Then it’s the hilly drive to the other side of the island to experience the capital of French St. Martin. Originally a fishing village on a swamp for which it was named; Marigot is filled with gingerbread houses and sidewalk bistros. You’ll have time on your own to explore the many boutiques lining picturesque narrow streets. Next the tour travels past Grand Case, a seaside town known as “gourmet capital” of the Caribbean, due to the abundance of restaurants. On return to Philipsburg the bus will drop you downtown and you will be given a water taxi bracelet to return to the pier at your leisure. Please Note: The shops in Marigot are closed on public holidays. The order of the tour may be reversed/changed depending upon tour time and traffic conditions. In case of holidays, delay, changes in the water taxi schedule after the shopping the return to the ship will be by bus. This tour is only available for purchase on board the MSC Divina

SMT05 - HARLEY IN PARADISE Duration: approx. 3 hours You will be in “Hog Heaven” for this ride through both the Dutch and French sides of St Maarten. After a short bus ride through the capital of Philipsburg arrive to the staging area where you’ll pick up your Harley Davidson motorcycle and complete the necessary paperwork. Once briefed and issued a helmet your guide escorts you for a bike ride through the island. The convoy arrives in French capital Marigot, home to Fort Louis, built in 1767 to protect the town from the English. The ride continues through the island and the local countryside. Eventually, arriving back to the staging area, transfer to the bus which will take you back to the ship. A unique way to see this fascinating island, shared by two countries. Please Note: There will be a guide in front. Make sure to bring your credit card and valid current motorcycle license to complete the rental contract. Driver must be 25 years and no person under 18 can participate. The tour price includes CDW insurance with a $3000.00 deductible. The deductible is fully or partially charged to the driver’s credit card in the event the motorcycle is returned damaged. Participants should wear long pants and closed shoes for their protection. Tour price is based on a per vehicle rate (vehicle can accommodate up to 2 persons including driver, you can go as a single or take a companion along for free). The tour should only be reserved by one person per vehicle and the rate will be charged to that person’s credit card. The tour payment cannot be divided amongst multiple participants , it can only be charged to one account. If you are taking a companion it is only necessary that you register their name with the ship’s shore excursion office upon embarkation. This tour is only available for Divina calls.

SMT09 - GOLDEN EAGLE CATAMARAN Duration: approx. 4 hours Go First Class, enjoy great snacks and an open bar while sailing in the sparkling waters. Sail aboard the Golden Eagle! An unforgettable experience while our crew pampers you, as you laze in the shade of Golden Eagle’s hand painted sails, lie in the nets or sit back in the captains’ cockpit watching action as we troll for kingfish. Maybe spot a dolphin, flying fish or the enormous whales in season. Golden Eagle will anchor off the fabulous golden sand beach, explore the island, look for shells or snorkel in the crystal clear waters. Our friendly crew will provide you with free flotation and snorkel equipment, together with any help you may need. Enjoy fresh sandwiches and champagne, with onboard music, sailing back in the azure waters of St. Maarten. Please note: An alternate venue may be visited depending on sea conditions at the time. This tour is only available for Divina calls.

SMT10 - EXPLORER CRUISE & GRAND ISLAND TOUR Duration: approx. 4 hours This is the only tour offering a great party cruise on the lagoon with open bar, Calypso entertainer as well as shopping time in Marigot. The tour leaves from the cruise ship pier past the Great Salt Pond on a narrated tour with the guide pointing out places of historic interest explaining some of the colourful history of the island. Join the Explorer double decked party boat which waits while you spend time browsing in Marigot, or just relax sipping an ice cold drink enjoying the views of Marina Royale. From the Marina, you cruise the Simpson Bay Lagoon passing the luxury villa’s and mega yachts which visit the many marina’s situated in the calm waters of the lagoon. With music and great drinks we cruise past Port de Plaissance to Simpson Bay Marina docking at the Explorer private dock where the coaches wait for the short return drive with views of the cruise ships and Philipsburg. Please Note: This tour may operate in reverse order depending on time. This tour is only available for Divina calls.

SMT11 - "AMERICA'S CUP" 12 MT YACHT Duration: approx. 2.5 hours Sign up this week to experience the thrill of racing multi-million dollar “America’s Cup” race boats in the warm blue waters and brisk trade winds of St. Maarten. Dennis Conner’s America’s Cup winning Stars & Stripes, Canada II and True North are yours for this once in a lifetime adventure. Our expert crew will show you exactly what to do in your “crew members” position. Then it’s off to the racecourse…grind a winch…trim a sail…punch a stopwatch, or just sit back, relax, and enjoy the complimentary refreshments. For this unique adventure…this highlight of your holiday, previous sailing experience…is NOT necessary! After the race enjoy the complimentary victory rum punch party, while you browse through our museum souvenir boutique. Please note: The minimum age to participate is twelve years old. A waiver is required for participation. As these boats are pure race boats, they have no toilet facilities aboard. All guests should be asked to wear soft-soled running shoes. T-shirts and shorts over a swimsuit are ideal. There is ample storage space below for beach bags, etc. and a small plastic bag to prevent a camera being splashed is a good idea. This tour is only available for Divina calls.

SMT12 - PANORAMIC TOUR OF ST. MAARTEN AND BEACH TOUR Duration: approx. 2.5 hours During this tour, you’ll drive from today’s modern Dutch capital of Philipsburg past the Great Salt Pond, which served to make the island “worth its salt” attracting the French. On the way to the French side, you’ll pass the Border Monument. Between 1948 and 1816, this border changed 16 times. The tour continues through the island, passing through Marigot, bustling small capital of French St. Martin. Then the true meaning of the term “Best Of” comes through with approximately one and half hours at one of the island’s best beaches. Your troubles will blow away like ashes in the breeze. All too soon its time for the drive back to be dropped off at the pier. Note: Bring a towel, sunscreen and sun glasses. The order of the tour may be reversed depending upon local conditions. Traffic can be heavy at times. All beaches are public so please do not leave your personal belongings unattended. There are no lifeguards, so swim at your own risk. Chairs, umbrellas etc. are not included but may be available for rent from local vendors. The beaches have bars, restaurants, local vendors and activities and things to do. These all have a charge Remember where the bus drops you off as this is where you will pick up the return. Check your watches as the buses will only wait a few minutes if you are late . Otherwise the return will be at your expenses. This tour is only available for Divina calls.

SMT13 - SEA WORLD EXPLORER Duration: approx. 2.5 hours View the stunning sea life and tropical fish of St. Martin’s marine world, in the cool comfort of our cruising, underwater observatory. Departing Philipsburg, your over-land transfer takes you through the mountainous “Middle Region”. A vista of the pristine Caribbean Sea, dotted with islands, presents itself, for your panoramic pleasure, preceding your arrival into French Grand Case. Once on board the Seaworld Explorer, the semi- submarine – where the vessel doesn’t submerge – you do! Your guide will entertain you en route to “Rocher de Creole”. Here, a daring diver surrounds himself with clouds of brilliant-colored fish, leading them alongside the viewing chamber, to share the spectacle with you. Sea turtles, eels, barracudas, and stingrays are just some of the reef residents that you’ll spot if they’re feeling bold and you’re lucky! Have your camera ready for some unique vacation photos! A cruise back to shore completes the “sea” portion of your excursion – relax on the upper deck while enjoying the scenery across the channel to Anguilla. On your return to Philipsburg, you’ll view the French islands of Pinel, Tintamarre and St. Barths before you re-cross the invisible border into Dutch St Maarten.

SMT14 - POWER RAFTING ADVENTURE, SNORKEL, SHOP & BEACH Duration: approx. 4 hours This great combo tour offers a snorkel experience at a calm south coast location, followed by one hour of shopping and finished off with time at a great beach!!! The comfortable high speed vessel gives you the best snorkel of the day. No traffic, just cool breezes as you whisk across Simpson Bay Lagoon with great photo opportunities, and exploring/shopping time at Marina Royale in Marigot. Then, it is time to cool off, find a calm beach with crystal clear waters and crisp white sand for an hour of sunbathing and relaxing before returning to the ships pier. Do all, in this 4 hour combo tour. Please note: All snorkel gear included – mask, snorkel, buoyancy vest and fins.

SMT26 - SEA & SEE Duration: approx. 3.5 hours This tour combines the best St. Martin has to offer on land and beneath the ocean's surface. You leave Philipsburg, on the Dutch side of the island, and drive up the eastern side to the second largest town in St. Martin, Grand Case, a quaint, unspoiled fishing village surrounded by an idyllic bay. Here at Grand Case Pier, you board the Seaworld Explorer, a semi-submarine, which takes you on a 45 minute narrated tour of the coral reefs surrounding Creole Rock. Seaworld Explorer is a state-of-the-art semi-submarine developed in Australia for use on the Great Barrier Reef. The vessel does not submerge; you descend into the hull of the boat and sit in air-conditioned comfort five feet below the surface of the water, exploring sea life in this cruising underwater observatory through large clear glass windows. Acknowledgeable marine experts will provide you with information on the amazing underwater world, and will be happy to answer questions. On the return trip to shore you can relax and enjoy the magnificent view of Grand Case Bay and Creole Rock. Your tour continues to the French capital of Marigot, where you will have time to explore this attractive port city with its sidewalk cafes, open-air market and duty free shops.

SMT27 - RHINO RIDERS Duration: approx. 3 hours Experience on-the-water excitement, with these two-man RHINO RIDERS – zippy little 10’ inflatable motorboats, which are yours to command for a couple of hours of fun in the sun…! At the RHINO RIDER base in the calm waters of Simpson Bay Lagoon, you’ll be welcomed by the enthusiastic staff, who will offer basic instruction, and then the opportunity to acquaint yourself with the boats, prior to starting off your adventure. Following a guide, you’ll manoeuvre safely through anchorages for hundreds of boats, and alongside mega-yacht marinas, before exiting the lagoon into Marigot – the French capital. View historic Fort Louis, which overlooks the bay, before continuing along the picturesque coastline, and relaxing at Happy Bay – your final destination…It’s your choice, whether you snorkel the reef (gear is provided!) or build sandcastles on the secluded beach – this time is yours to enjoy the beautiful surroundings… Please note: Minimum age to participate is 10 years old. Guests must be 18 years old to operate the boat. Weight restriction: 400 lbs per boat. Life vests are required. All participants must follow guide and safety instructions. Wear footwear suitable for wet conditions (water socks, Teva-type sandals, etc.). Wear swimsuit under comfortable, appropriate clothing. Sunscreen and sunglasses are recommended. Participants should be in good physical condition. This tour is not recommended for guests with back problems and for those who do not swim. It is not recommended for pregnant women. This tour is only available for Divina calls.

SMT32 - HISTORICAL PHILIPSBURG BY BICYCLE Duration: approx. 3 hours Your guide will meet you at the entrance to the cruise ship terminal and give you a short lesson on the operation of your Trek bicycle. You will start riding along the Point Blanche road to the start of the Boardwalk in the capital, Philipsburg. Your first historical stop will be at the Passangrahan Hotel, St. Maarten’s oldest inn, which was originally the Governor’s House and then the Royal Residence when St. Maarten’s Queen Beatrix would visit. Continue along the Boardwalk for your next stop at the Captain Hodge’s Wharf which is the center of this bustling & colorful town and was the original fishing and shipping venue in the early 1900’s. Walk over to the Philipsburg Courthouse which was built in 1793 and see the lawyers and judges congregating every Wednesday for cases as they have been doing for hundreds of years. Get back onto your bicycle and continue pedaling along the Boardwalk until you come to the end of the beach and cross over to Back Street, one of the three one-way streets which make up the routes through Philipsburg. Pass the oldest traditional West Indian (Gingerbread) cottages, and start your first climb up the Little Bay Hill where you can stop and rest at the Look Out Point which offers an incredible view of the town. Enter the beautifully located Divi Little Bay Resort and begin your second short incline to the historical Fort Amsterdam. Built in 1631, this strategic point was the place of many battles between the Spanish and Dutch fleets in the 17th century. The remaining walls and cannons offer a glimpse into St. Maarten’s rich history as well as a sense of tranquillity while you view Philipsburg and the Cruise Ship Terminal from this spectacular vantage point. Please note: Please bring walking shoes, sunglasses, hat and sunscreen. Guests must be at least 12 years of age and 153 cm/5 ft. in height to take part.

SMT33 - KAYAK SNORKEL ADVENTURE Duration: approx. 3.5 hours The tour leaves from the clean sandy Kim Sha beach after a short paddling technique demonstration by the guide. You will paddle through the beautiful Simpson bay and you will reach a small beach at the Pelican Resort where you will pull up your kayak and have a snorkeling instruction by your guide. You will then swim along with your guide for 5 minutes to the shallow reef at Pelican Rock, where you will spend approximately 45 minutes looking at the beautiful world undersea. Elegant Angel Fish, brightly colored Parrot Fish and hundreds of reef fish are just a few of the amazing creatures you will glimpse in this serene location. There is a beautiful sandy beach where you can rest if you feel the need to as well as an accompanying guide on a kayak who can assist you while snorkeling. On the way back along the Pelican coast, the guide will point out the neighboring islands of Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Kitts that can be seen clearly from this southern side of St. Maarten. Please note: Guests wishing to take part in the tour should be in good physical health. Guests must be at least 10 years of age to take part; a maximum weight restriction of 113 kg/250 lbs per person applies. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with cardiac disease or back/neck injury. Pregnant women are not allowed to participate in this tour.

SMT35 - DISCOVER ST. MAARTEN BY JEEP Duration: approx. 4 hours This tour gives a chance to the adventuresome to get away from the crowds and share with fellow guests a 4x4 experience on off – trails and some regular island roads to enjoy wonderful views of incredible St. Maarten. The convoy will explore several rustic areas with special emphasis on popular island attractions including the famous gourmet mecca at Grand Case and the scenic lookout at Cole Bay Hill offering a view of the famous Simpson Bay Lagoon and neighbouring islands….Enjoy a scenic drive past Oyster Pond and Dawn Beach. There will be a time to explore the shops, markets and restaurants at the French capital, Marigot after spending an hour on world famous Orient Beach, where guests may enjoy a walk on the beach or sit back and relax! You will then head back towards the cruise ship pier via Cole Bay Hill Look-Out Point. Please note: Driving responsibilities can be rotated and guests planning to drive must be 23 years of age or older and have a valid driver’s license. All vehicles must remain with the group throughout the tour. Minimum age is six. Optional food & beverage services, along with beach chairs and umbrellas are available at an additional charge. Jeeps have automatic transmission.

SMT39 – ORIENT EXPRESS BEACH BREAK & SHOPPING Duration: min. 3 hours Tiny though Saint Martin is, the beautiful Caribbean island is presided over by two nations: the Netherlands and France. This excellent excursion gives you a chance to see both the Dutch and French sides of the island, whose border division changed location a total of 16 times between the years of 1648 and 1816. After boarding a comfortable coach at the pier, your sightseeing tour will take you from today’s modern Dutch capital of Philipsburg past the Great Salt Pond, which once served to make the island “worth its salt” and, in consequence, attracted the attention of the French. On the way to the French side, you will also pass the monument built to commemorate the border division, after which a stop will be made at Orient Beach in French Saint-Martin. A welcoming drink will be served on arrival, after which you will have about 2 hours’ time to enjoy the beach, including use of a beach chair. On your return to the port, you will be dropped in the downtown area and issued with a water taxi bracelet for your eventual return to the ship when you are ready. Please note: you are recommended to wear swimwear under your clothes and bring a towel, sunscreen and sunglasses. The tour may be run in reverse order depending on local conditions. Traffic can be heavy at times. As all beaches are public without life guards, you will swim at your own risk and are advised not to leave personal effects unattended. The price of the tour includes use of a beach chair, but not umbrellas, which may be available for rent from local vendors at additional cost. On public holidays or in the event of delays or changes in the water taxi timetable after the shopping leg, you will be returned to the ship by coach.

SMT40 – VIVA ORIENT BEACH BREAK Duration: approx. 4.5 hours, lunch included A sun-drenched tour awaits you that teams a scenic trip through both sides of this bi-nation island, whose border division between the Dutch and French halves changed location no less than 16 times between 1648 and 1816, with a chance to spend 3 relaxing hours at a stupendous beach. A modern coach will take you from today’s Dutch capital of Philipsburg past the Great Salt Pond, the place that once made the island literally “worth its salt” and served to attract the attention of the French, and through the island’s attractive countryside. On the way to the French side, you will also pass the Border Monument before continuing on to Orient Beach on French Saint-Martin. You will then have plenty of time to savour all this picture-perfect beach has to offer, which includes a refreshing welcoming drink, a light lunch and use of a beach chair. A scenic return journey then awaits you back to the pier and your ship. Please note: you are recommended to bring a towel, sunscreen and sunglasses. The tour may be run in reverse order depending on local conditions. Traffic can be heavy at times. As all beaches are public without life guards, you will swim at your own risk and are advised not to leave personal effects unattended. The price of the tour includes use of a beach chair, but not umbrellas, which may be available for rent from local vendors at additional cost. Please make a mental note of where you are dropped off so you may return for the pick up when it is time to leave. Please be punctual as transport will only wait for a few minutes before departing. Guests who arrive late would then have to take a taxi back at their own expense.

SMT57 - ST. MAARTEN ISLAND TOUR Duration: approx. 3 hours Treat yourself to a few hours of fun off the ship by joining this thoroughly laid-back tour of Saint Martin island. After meeting your guide at the pier, the fully narrated outing begins with a drive through Philipsburg, the attractive capital of the Dutch Sint Maarten, as you head for Cole Bay Hill, where gorgeous views of Simpson Bay Lagoon await you. On a clear day, you may even catch a glimpse of St. Kitts, Nevis, Sint Eustatius and Saba in the distance. You’ll then travel through Cole Bay and Simpson Bay, two fishing villages, and past the airport to reach Maho Beach. A stop at the lovely stretch of shoreline – also known as Airport Beach due to its proximity the runway – will give you a chance to take photos before you move on to Marigot, the capital of the French Saint Martin. You’ll have some time to explore the coastal town on your own. Check out the sidewalk cafés, open-air markets, fashionable shops and trendy boutiques before the scenic return drive takes back to the pier and your ship. Please note: This tour is only available for Divina calls.

SMT64 – SINT MAARTEN ADVENTURE: THE RACE Duration: approx. 4 hours Put on some comfy walking shoes, hone your sense of orientation and prepare to have bags of fun exploring Sint Maarten’s historical capital of Philipsburg on a light-hearted race in the style of a scavenger hunt. Working in groups of 2 to 10, you can compete against the other teams by solving clues, finding each new destination and carrying out specific tasks to score bonus points. Best of all: the race will let you see parts of Philipsburg that would otherwise remain undiscovered and teams sightseeing with a touch of adventure. You’ll score points for both the time you take to finish the course and for the challenges you complete, so the pace you set will be at your discretion. But if you want to win, there’s nothing for it but to get a little silly and do things like build a sandcastle, identify an ice cream flavour or let the world at large know: “I LOVE SINT MAARTEN”. So join the fun and find out first-hand what else this tour has to offer: museums, historical landmarks and perhaps a swim in the Caribbean Sea. Your return to the ship ultimately brings your tour to a close. Please note: guests must be at least 6 years of age to take part. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with mobility problems. Each team will be issued with a mobile phone to contact a tour guide if the need arises; guides will also keep an eye on participants throughout the tour. At least one individual per team must be prepared to go in the sea (flotation devices will be provided). Individuals will be placed in teams of 2-10 participants.

SMT65 – BUTTERFLY FARM & MARIGOT Duration: approx. 3.5 hours One small island, two great nations, a slew of pristine landscapes, superb beaches, picturesque resorts and an amazing Butterfly Farm! This is the Caribbean island of Saint Martin and the resident nations are France in the north and the Netherlands in the south. Your tour begins in Philipsburg, capital of the Dutch half, with a coach ride that will take you through scenic landscapes, across the border and on to the farm. Scenically set in between the Étang des Poissons (Fish Pond) and the Salines d’Orient, the Butterfly Farm opened in 1994 and has since grown to its current impressive size. The brainchild of two visionary Englishmen, the capacious enclosures are full of the greenery the butterflies need to complete their fascinating lifecycle. Friendly guides will show you around and familiarise you with hundreds of exotic species in every colour of the rainbow. You can even learn how to handle these fragile flappers and their caterpillars, whose flamboyant markings often rival even the most die-hard fashionista in terms of colour, texture and pattern mixing. Next up is Marigot, the capital of French Saint-Martin, where you’ll have time to go shopping, visit the open-air market or take the weight off your feet at an outdoor café. A photo stop is also scheduled at the Harold Jack vantage point on your return journey to the port.

ST. THOMAS/CHARLOTTE AMALIE (US Virgin Islands)

STO01 – ST. JOHN BEACH TOUR Duration: approx. 4.5 hrs. On leaving your ship, this laid-back sightseeing and beach tour begins with a drive along St. Thomas’ lovely south- eastern coastline, with views of Pilsbury Sound and Sir Francis Drake Channel to enjoy on the way. An island- hopping boat ride then takes you from St. Thomas to St. John and the charming town of Cruz Bay. After boarding an open-air safari-style vehicle, your journey takes you up and over the pretty hills of St. John with a quick stop or two to enjoy the spectacular views en route to Trunk Bay, where you can then spend 1.5 hours enjoying the beach. Snorkel equipment is provided at the beach, so gear up and slip into the inviting water to follow the specially marked underwater snorkel trail or simply lounge on the soft golden sands. The tour draws to a close with your return to Cruz Bay and the scenic sail back to St. Thomas. Please note: the price of the tour includes admission fees and snorkel equipment. Snacks are available for purchase at Trunk Bay. Snorkelling is subject to weather and sea conditions. Guests wishing to snorkel should be in good physical condition.

STO06 – ST. JOHN ISLAND WITH ANNABERG RUINS Duration: approx. 4.5 hrs. Spend a few hours off the ship on an unhurried tour that begins with a scenic boat ride along St. Thomas’ gorgeous south-eastern coastline, with views of Pilsbury Sound and Sir Francis Drake Channel to enjoy on the way. Upon arriving in the pretty port of Cruz Bay, as you then relax in the comfort of an open-air safari-style vehicle, the sightseeing route will give you a real feel for the island, with the friendly tour guide providing information on St. John's rich history, lush tropical foliage and indigenous wildlife. Look forward to catching glimpses of white-sand beaches and panoramic views of the British Virgin Islands as you travel to your next visits: the remains of the 18th- century Annaberg sugar plantation, whose stone ruins are now home to an abundance of greenery and flowers, and Whistling Cay. Stops will also be made at such scenic vantage points as Trunk Bay, the location of one of the most photographed beaches in the world, Hawksnest Bay and Caneel Bay, which overlooks the famous Rockefeller plantation. The final highlight of the tour is Bordeaux Mountain, the Virgin Islands’ highest summit at an elevation of 1,277 feet above sea level. The views are truly amazing and the stop is a great chance to take some photos to show friends and family at home. To cap off the tour, there will be time for you to do a little shopping in Cruz Bay before the boat takes you back to St. Thomas and your ship.

STO09 - CASTAWAY GIRL BAREFOOT SAIL & SNORKEL Duration: Approx. 3.5 hrs. The highlight of your cruise will be experiencing the thrill of sailing on our fabulous 65’ Castaway Girl catamaran to Shipwreck Cove, Buck Island. The Castaway Girl is fast and very stable, having spacious sunbathing decks and a large comfortable cockpit for those of you preferring the shade, as you sail in the warm breezes and crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea. Spend approximately 1½ hours at Shipwreck Cove, snorkeling and exploring beautiful coral reefs filled with tropical fish, sea animals and turtles. The wartime shipwreck of the “Catanza C” lies 25’ below the surface and is home to a wide variety of sea life. The friendly, experienced crew and instructors will provide all of the assistance that you need, as they snorkel with you, pointing out the wondrous sights to be seen below. Enjoy complimentary tropical fruit punch drinks, our famous Castaway Girl Painkiller Punch, along with other refreshments and snacks as you listen to some great music on your relaxing homeward sail back to your ship. Please Note: Snorkelers are divided into groups to suit their comfort level in the water. All snorkelers wear safety snorkel vests. Optional floating water noodles are available for guests.

STO15 - CORAL WORLD Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Your tour will depart directly to Coral World, St. Thomas’ most unique attraction. The Observation Tower, which rises from the sea 100 feet offshore, is a three-story tower that transports you into an underwater wonderland. Here, in the open sea, the marvels of marine life will unfold before your eyes. Meet the juvenile nurse and other sharks in the 35ft long Shark Shallows. Join an aquarist by the Touch Pool and feel the unusual textures of sea cucumbers, starfish and other marine invertebrates. The Mangrove Lagoon offers a close-up look at the unusual and rich eco-system that forms a protective barrier between the land and the sea. You won’t want to miss the Marine Gardens and Caribbean Reef Encounter of living coral, fish and other marine life. These exhibits bring you enhanced up-close views of the breath-taking underwater world of living corals and other marine animals. An underwater communication system with speakers enables divers to communicate with the public from outside the bottom level of the Observation Tower or while in the tank in the Caribbean Reef Encounter. After spending your visit to Coral World, some of our island’s most spectacular views will be seen as you continue on our Island Tour. A stop will be made on Cassie Hill to view and photograph St. John and numerous British Virgin Islands dotted all over our sparkling Caribbean waters. From nearby Louisenhoj Castle you will see stunning views of the harbor, your cruise ship, the town of Charlotte Amalie, and on clear days, St. Croix. Please Note: Please expect walking for extended time at your own pace.

STO16 - THE ULTIMATE ISLAND EXPERIENCE Duration: Approx. 5 hrs. Everything you’d want to, and should, experience in St. Thomas all conveniently packed into one complete tour – a cornucopia of beaches, spectacular down island views, historical locations and ultimate shopping experiences encompassing all the best highlights of the U.S. Virgin Islands’ most popular island. This tour provides all the elements for a perfect day in paradise. Begin with a scenic ride along Skyline Drive offering breathtaking views of Charlotte Amalie Harbour, the Caribbean Sea, the British Virgin Islands and Magen’s Bay, rated by many travel magazines as one of the top ten beaches in the world. At Drake’s Seat, enjoy a great photo stop of these spectacular views before continuing down to the heart-shaped beach and crystalline waters at Magen’s Bay for two hours of sun, swimming and fun. Continue on to world famous Blackbeard’s Castle and the Kongens (King’s) Quarter (“the Williamsburg of the Caribbean”), and step back into the age of seafaring trade at the Danish West Indian port town of Charlotte Amalie. Learn stories from the island’s past of global traders, Caribbean pirates, the impacts of slavery, and life in a vibrant West Indian port city as you visit world class heritage sites and National Landmark Properties dating back to the late 1600’s. Visit several restored colonial manor houses, all set on approximately 5 acres of lush tropical grounds. As you pass the famous 99 steps, your tour includes the Caribbean World Amber Waterfall, a one-of-a-kind experience and site of the world’s tallest and largest amber waterfall. Comprised of over 12,000 amber stones from all over the world, see its cascading beauty from two storeys high. Then head on to Main Street to indulge your passion for the great recommended shopping in St. Thomas. When you're finished with your free time of shopping, head back to the ship via your pre-arranged return transportation. Please note: depending upon your personal touring and shopping time, this tour lasts as long as you like. Guests enjoy a self-guided walk through Blackbeard’s Castle & Historic District leading to the Downtown shopping district. This tour is not suitable for guests with walking disabilities or problems with mobility, no wheelchairs or walkers.

STO23 - ST. THOMAS ACCESSIBLE ISLAND TOUR Duration: 2.5 hrs. Take a splendid tour of St. Thomas in a custom vehicle that's fully equipped for limited mobility and wheelchair access, as well as anyone who wishes to enjoy the leisurely pace of this excursion. Board your custom vehicle and travel along scenic mountainous roads, as your guide shares local knowledge of the island's history, landmarks, and legends. Stop along the way at points of interest and enjoy ample time for photo opportunities. Travel up to Mountain Top, the highest point on the island, for a spectacular down island view and photo oportunity of the US and British Virgin Islands You will also pass Drake's Seat overlooking famous Magen’s Bay and the spectacular down island views, then continue to Mahogany Run for the panorama of this world-class golf course. Then enjoy the scenery along Skyline Drive with views of the Caribbean, through the historic downtown and back to the ship. Please Note: This tour is fully accessible. If a guest is confined to a scooter, the maximum weight limit is 600 lbs. Wheelchair bound guests who wish to participate should inform the Excursion Office 48 hours prior.

STO24 – MAGNIFICENT MAGENS BAY BEACH GETAWAY & DOWNTOWN SHOPPING Duration: Approx. 3.5 hrs. Paradise found!!! Magen’s Bay is recognized as one of the world’s top-rated beaches. Approximately 2 miles in length and nestled amongst beautiful tropical mountains, look in awe at the azure waters and powder white sand of this spectacular work of nature. Begin your adventure with a scenic drive by open-air safari bus along Skyline Drive up to Drake’s Seat – a breathtaking vantage point which offers commanding down island views of Magen’s Bay and the surrounding US and British Virgin Islands. Legend has it this is the site where Sir Francis Drake himself once viewed his fleet. Continue on to Magen’s Bay where you’ll enjoy sun and fun in the crystalline waters, white sandy beaches and palm fringed coastline of this magnificent heart-shaped beach. Following your time at the beach, all guests are dropped off Downtown for St. Thomas’ famous world-class duty-free shopping before returning to the ship via your pre-arranged return transportation. Please note: beach chairs are available at additional expense.

STO27 - KAYAK, HIKE & SNORKEL OF CAS CAY Duration: Approx. 4 hrs. Leave your ship in pursuit of adventure when you kayak, hike and snorkel your way around the tiny islet of Cas Cay, just off the south-eastern shore of St. Thomas. After the short drive to the St. Thomas Mangrove Wildlife Refuge & Marine Sanctuary and boarding your kayak, you’ll paddle past the mangrove lagoon’s numerous small islands with amazing views of the volcanic cliffs to enjoy as you go. Back on dry land again, you’ll then hike through the mangrove forest to reach a scenic beach with tidal pools, a rare geological blowhole and stupendous views of the Caribbean Sea, Buck Island and French Cap. Hermit Crab Races and a Pirate’s Treasure Hunt are ideal activities for the kids, while the clear waters of the coral-flanked mangrove lagoon make a perfect setting for snorkelling, regardless of your experience level. You’ll be rewarded with the thrill of swimming with the amazing underwater wildlife that occupies an old shipwreck, such as turtles, stingrays, starfish, conch and puffer fish. Your three-in-one tour then comes to a close with your return to the port and your ship. Please note: guests must be at least 6 years of age, no older than 85 years of age and weigh no more than 300 lbs to take part. The price of the tour includes snorkelling instruction and equipment, life jackets, dry bags, mesh bags, a light snack and free use of lockers and changing rooms. A gift shop is also available.

STO28 – THE LEGENDARY KON TIKI HARBOUR & BEACH CRUISE Duration: approx. 3 hrs. Treat yourself to a memorable pleasure tour that will see you cruise through the harbour of Charlotte Amalie while sipping tropical fruit punch, listening to the infectious sounds of calypso music and enjoying great views of the beautiful port town. You can choose whether to seek out the cool of the open-sided yet shaded lower deck or to remain on the upper deck and work on your tan. Whatever you do, the amazing vistas of Yacht Haven Marina, Bluebeard's Castle, Blackbeard's Castle as well as the Governor's Mansion perched on the mountainside flanking the capital are sure to entertain you on the way. After passing Hassel and Water Islands, the Kon Tiki will then pause in these calm waters to submerge her 6 large, glass-bottomed viewers for you to see the abundance of multi-coloured wildlife that populates the coral reef, including various species of sponge and tropical fish. The beach leg of the tour then follows, where you can spend at least 45 minutes doing as you please. Enjoy the pristine stretch of white sand by doing a spot of beachcombing or go for a refreshing swim before you re-join the boat for you return trip and a further chance to let you hair down with barefoot dancing, amusing games and a limbo contest with prizes for the winners to keep you in the party mood. Please Note: You are recommended to bring towels, swimwear and sufficient quantities of high-factor sunscreen for your comfort and safety.

STO29 - COLONIAL ST. THOMAS & SHOPPING Duration: Approx. 3 hrs. Experience the spectacular beauty of St. Thomas, the charming historic district of the Kongens (King’s) Quarter – “the Williamsburg of the Caribbean”, and enjoy the famous Main Street duty-free shopping all in one tour. Begin with a picturesque ride along Skyline Drive offering breathtaking down island views of the Caribbean Sea, Magen’s Bay and Charlotte Amalie. Enjoy a great photo stop before continuing on to the world famous 17th century Blackbeard’s Castle, where you’ll step back into the age of the Caribbean pirates. Explore the surrounding Kongens Quarter, the former centre of Danish colonial enterprise and visit several National Landmark Properties and historical manor houses, Villa Notman, Britannia House, Crown House (once used by visiting Danish Royalty) Haagensen House, home of the Antique Print Gallery and Hotel 1829 - all listed in the National Register of Historic Places. See the world’s largest collection of life-sized pirate sculptures, crafted in copper and bronze. See lush tropical gardens, terraces and fountains, as well as St. Thomas’ unique and famous step street, known as the 99 steps. Finally, before entering the famous downtown shopping area, take in the one-of-a-kind view of the spectacular Amber Waterfall, cascading two storeys down and comprising more than 12,000 stones of amber. From there, it’s just a short walk to the recommended shopping area on Main Street, where you’ll find some of the greatest duty-free shopping in the Caribbean. When you're finished with your free time, head back to the ship via your pre-arranged return transportation. Please note: depending upon your personal touring and shopping time, this tour lasts as long as you like. Guests can enjoy a self-guided walk through Blackbeard’s Castle & the Historic District leading to the downtown shopping area. This tour is not suitable for guests with walking disabilities or problems with mobility, no wheelchairs or walkers.

STO30 - PIRATE SCHOONER TO TURTLE COVE Duration: Approx. 3.5 hrs. Start your Pirate Adventure aboard the classic schooner “Bones” and make-sail for Turtle Cove at Buck Island in search of plunder, turtles and fun! As we sail, explore the long gone “Capt Bones” in the dungeon below decks and search out our treasure chest & pirate stockade. Once anchored all swabbies are invited to take a nice long walk on our short plank for a “wee” dip in Turtle Cove. The friendly motley crew will also provide you with snorkel equipment for over an hour of snorkeling fun. See all the tropical fish, colorful living coral reefs and of course – curious turtles. Swim floats and underwater “windows” are also available so you can see the “Nemo”-esque metropolis of marine life below. On the fun sail back to St. Thomas become an honorary Captain and take a turn at the wheel. All water, sodas, beer, pirate grog (rum or juice) and snacks are free – get your personal “pirate” tattoo, eye-patch (children) and web-site photo – all included. So fetch up yer gear of swimsuits, towels and sunscreen and get ready for an exciting day aboard “Bones”! Notes: This is a great fun sailing experience. Suitable for all ages and snorkeling in a secluded bay only accessible by boat. Guests should be in good physical condition. Guests should be able to swim but not necessary to be experienced at snorkeling as all instruction is provided. Snorkel site may change due to weather/sea conditions.

STO31 - TORTOLA DOLPHIN SWIM Duration: approx. 6 hrs. Fulfill the dream of a lifetime!!! One that allows you to swim and interact with these amazing and intelligent aquatic mammals. Your international excursion begins with a one hour scenic inter-island boat ride from your cruise ship dock through the spectacular Sir Francis Drake Passage to the neighboring British Virgin Island of Tortola. Upon arrival you’ll go through immigration & have a short transfer via taxi safari to the Dolphin Discovery. Arrive at the lagoon and meet an experienced dolphin trainer for an educational briefing and orientation on your encounter and swim. After the introduction you are divided into groups and assigned to specific platforms, where you take turns entering the water and interacting with the dolphins. You may experience a number of dolphin interactions, these vary depending on the dolphins and their trainers. Professionally taken digital pictures of your thrilling experience are available for purchase. Please Note: Guests will travel internationally between the U.S. territory and British Territory. All guests must carry a valid PASSPORT. US birth certificates are not acceptable. All non U.S. guests must carry valid passport and all visa documents (including I-94) necessary to enter the United States and the British Virgin Islands – some nationalities may require a special visa, please consult with the Shore Excursion Office. This tour involves a one hour inter-island boat ride from the U.S. Virgin Islands to the British Virgin Islands. Minimum age to participate is 7 years old. Children between 7 to 12 years old must be accompanied in the lagoon by a participating parent or guardian. Children between 13 to 17 years old must be accompanied to the facility by a parent or guardian. Women who are pregnant may not participate in this tour. All guests must wear a flotation device while in the water. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel.

STO33 – PEAKS, PANORAMAS, PIRATES & PLUNDER Duration: Approx. 3 hrs. Enjoy the Best Highlights of St. Thomas from an open-air "safari bus", visiting several of the idyllic vantage points on the beautiful Virgin Island. From St. Thomas’ highest peak, gaze at Atlantic coastal views dotted with small islands and cays, overlooking heart-shaped Magen's Bay, St. John, the smallest of the Virgin Islands, as well as down island views & the distant British Virgin Islands. Then driving along the scenic artery of St. Thomas with its splendid panoramic views of St. Thomas, Downtown, the enchanting harbour surrounded by Hassle & Water Islands, lush hillsides, your ship at the dock and distant islands – even St. Croix & Puerto Rico can be seen on a clear day. Then it’s on to “The Williamsburg of the Caribbean” – world famous Blackbeard’s Castle and the surrounding historic Colonial Manor Houses, Terraced Gardens, Amber Waterfall and Downtown Shopping. When you're finished with your free time of shopping, head back to the ship via your pre-arranged return transportation. Please note: guests can enjoy a self-guided walk through Blackbeard’s Castle & the Historic District leading to the downtown shopping area. This tour is not suitable for guests with walking disabilities or problems with mobility, no wheelchairs or walkers.

STO34 - TWO ISLAND POWER CAT Duration: Approx. 3.5 hrs. The Two Island Power Cat Snorkeling Adventure shore excursion begins when you board a catamaran for a cruise to Turtle Cove, a secluded island that offers one of the best snorkeling locations in the Caribbean. Put on your snorkeling gear and you’re ready to take the plunge into the crystal clear water. As you float on the surface, watch curious turtles as they glide alongside you and see the variety of colorful tropical fish among the live corals. Your tour guide can help you identify much of the marine life you see. After leaving Turtle Cove, you’ll cruise to Mystery Cove for your second snorkeling experience. Here you’ll view underwater coral gardens teeming with such sea creatures as turtles, rays, octopuses, moray eels, and tropical fish both big and small. Upon leaving the cove, you’ll be treated to complimentary bottled water, sodas, beer, rum drinks and lively music on your return cruise. As you cruise back to the pier, enjoy the spectacular panorama of Charlotte Amalie Harbor, the emerald green island of St. Thomas and the surrounding cays against the backdrop of a beautiful blue sky. At the end of your snorkeling adventure, you’ll receive free temporary tattoos and web photos as souvenirs before returning to your ship. Please Note: This tour is suitable for all ages and snorkelling in a secluded bay only accessible by boat. Guests should be in good physical condition. Guests should be able to swim but not necessary to be experienced at snorkeling as all instruction is provided. Snorkel site may change due to weather/sea conditions.

STO35 – MAGIC ICE & SHOPPING Duration: approx. 3.5 hrs. Prepare for an amazing climate contrast when you leave the ship and board your transport to be taken to the world’s biggest permanent ice exhibition, which is situated in Charlotte Amalie. While one moment light clothes, t- shirts and sandals are the order of the day, the next will see you don winter woollies (included in the tour) to brave the icy atmosphere of the Magic Ice gallery. The beautiful sculptures making up this magical, sparkly world are made entirely of crystal-clear ice, including a bar shaped like an old-fashioned pirate ship where a complimentary shot will be served in a special “Magic Ice” glass, which you can then keep as a memento. Large parts of the exhibition focus on the rich history of the Caribbean, giving you a glimpse of 18th-century lifestyle and the “Golden Age of Piracy”. In addition to representations of famous pirates, you will also find ice sculptures of notable Scandinavians from this era in history because St. Thomas and Norway were both under Danish rule at the time. To round off this ultra-cool tour, you can then spend some time warming up again with a spot of sightseeing and shopping in the downtown historical area, which is full of lovely old buildings, small malls and narrow streets supporting a large variety of duty-free and other shops offering genuine bargains.

STO37 – TORTOLA DOLPHIN ENCOUNTER Duration: approx. 6.5 hours Prepare to tickle a tummy or two on this special interisland outing that will see you leave St. Thomas to head for Tortola – to play with one of the world’s most likeable marine mammals: dolphins. The 1-hour cruise will deliver plenty of gorgeous views .After completing immigration procedures on arrival, you’ll catch a safari taxi to the site of the Dolphin Discovery centre at Prospect Reef Port. The magical dolphin encounter is suitable for guests of all ages, so take your kids along for the experience. Once in the water, you’ll have a chance to pet, kiss and play with a dolphin during this family-friendly tour. You’ll then return to the boat for the return cruise to St. Thomas, with wonderful memories of an exceptional meet and greet to take home with you. Please note: the tour involves international travel between U.S. and British Territory. All guests must carry a valid passport; US birth certificates are not acceptable. All non-U.S. citizens must be in possession of both a valid passport and all necessary visa documents (including I-94) for entry to the United States and the British Virgin Islands; some nationalities require a special visa, with regard to which guests should consult with the Shore Excursions’ Office. The tour involves a 1-hour interisland boat transfer from the U.S. Virgin Islands to the British Virgin Islands. Guests must be at least 5 years of age to take part; children must be accompanied by a paying adult or legal guardian throughout the tour and under their constant supervision at all times. Pregnant women are not allowed to participate in this tour. Guests are recommended to wear a swimsuit and to bring a towel, high-factor sunscreen and cash/credit card for any additional purchases.

STO38 – ABI BEACH GETAWAY Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Take yourself off the ship for a few hours of pure relaxation in the sun and begin your excursion with a cruise along the picturesque coastline of St. Thomas on board either a catamaran or a schooner. You’ll be making your way to Abi Beach, accessible only by boat, which is situated on the site of a former 18th- century plantation. On arrival, you’ll be greeted with a complimentary rum punch and briefed on all on- site facilities and available activities, after which you can simply enjoy the pellucid water or lounge on your beach chair at your leisure. For a look at the fascinating underwater world, you can hire snorkel gear for a closer look at the protected reef and its diverse inhabitants. The Abi Beach Bar is just the spot for a refreshing drink and if hunger strikes, a selection of island-themed dishes is available for purchase at any time. You’ll have about 2 hours to spend at the beach before you re-board the catamaran or schooner for the return sail to Charlotte Amalie to the sound of lively local music. Please note: snorkel gear is available for hire and other beach activities as well as additional drinks and food are available at additional cost not covered by the price of the tour. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with mobility problems. Guests are recommended to wear swimwear under comfortable clothing, high-factor sunscreen and to bring a towel.

STO39 – TREE LIMIN’ ZIP LINING ADVENTURE Duration: approx. 3.5 hours Situated north of Charlotte Amalie in the island’s interior you’ll find St. Peter Mountain and the Zip Line Park that forms your destination on this enjoyable adventure tour. On arrival, the experienced guides – all ACCT-certified – will first assist you in putting on your gear ready for the drive to the summit on a 6- wheel-drive Pinzgauer, a military vehicle originally developed in the Austrian town of Graz. Once you’ve listened to a safety briefing, your adrenaline-fuelled ride will begin. No less than 6 zip lines and 2 sky bridges await you, taking you through the canopy and over a tropical landscape of astounding beauty. The final traverse is the only one of its kind in the Caribbean, a “yo-yo” line that permits travel in both directions. A chance to visit the gift shop completes your time at the mountain peak, after which you’ll return to the Zip Line Park. If you’re returning to Havensight, the tour ends with a visit to “Da Lime in Da Coconut”, a rum bar where you can put a discount coupon towards a tasty drink. Designer boutiques nearby may then tempt you to browse as you walk the short distance back to the ship. Alternatively, if your ship is berthed in Crown Bay, the tour ends at the Crown Bay Marina. Please note: guests must be at least 5 years of age and in good physical health to take part. A maximum height restriction of 198 cm/6 ft. 6 in. as well as maximum and minimum weight restrictions of 125 kg/275 lbs and 32 kg/70 lbs, respectively, apply. Guests can measure a maximum of 47 inches around the waist to take part in the tour. Guests are required to wear closed shoes and are further recommended to wear suitable outdoor apparel such as cargo shorts. The tour is considered to be unsuitable for guests with mobility problems.

STO40 – GOLF AT MAHOGANY RUN Duration: approx. 5.5 hours Lovers of this originally Scottish sport would no doubt disagree that “golf is a good walk spoiled”, a comment commonly attributed to the American author Mark Twain, and the outstanding Mahogany Run course is an open invitation to play. To reach the prestigious course, you’ll first travel north of Charlotte Amalie by coach. Designed by Tom and George Fazio, the super-tight run even gives you a chance to rub shoulders with resident wildlife such as iguanas, mongoose, brown pelicans, snowy egrets and other birdlife. Along with others, mahogany trees naturally also form part of the backdrop. Stunning views of the water come into sight at holes 13, 14 and 15, a hellish trio with slippery greens and nasty roughs that fully justifies its name of the Devil’s Triangle. Don’t leave without taking a short break from gameplay at this magical spot to snap a few photos, then continue to finish the course with a final flourish. Your golfing outing then wraps up with your return to the ship. Please note: the price of the tour includes the green fee and use of a shared golf cart. Guests must be in good physical health and at least 10 years of age to take part. Guests wishing to drive and operate a golf cart must be at least 18 years of age and be in possession of a valid driver’s licence; a restriction of one driver and one passenger per cart applies. To avoid disappointment, guests are requested to observe the club’s strict dress code. For men, a shirt with a traditional or mock collar (at least 2.5 cm/1 in. in height); for women, a shirt with a collar. Guests wearing jeans, cut-off shorts, beach-/swimwear or tank tops will be denied entry to the club complex.

Excursions depend on a minimum number of participants being reached; in case this minimum is not reached any tour may be cancelled. On some excursions, a maximum number of participants is envisaged. MSC Cruises cannot be held responsible for program changes relating to local holidays or for closing times and/or any other local occurrences that prevent the complete or partial execution of the excursions. All tour prices are per person, unless otherwise noted. Prices are subject to change without prior notice