Day 1 - San Juan, Puerto Rico: While San Juan is a vibrant, modern port city, it also has one foot anchored proudly in the past, dating back to its time as a Spanish colonial outpost. Many of the old structures, including forts and cathedrals, date back to the early 16th century and the conquest by Juan Ponce de Leon in 1508.
Day 2 - At Sea
Day 3 - Bridgetown, Barbados: While the surroundings and weather are unmistakably Caribbean, the ambiance is decidedly British. High tea is still served nearly everywhere, examples of Victorian architecture can be found throughout the city, cricket is a national obsession, and even the drivers observe the traditional left-side-of-the-road traffic rules.
Day 4 - Castries, St. Lucia: Owing to its somewhat checkered past, St. Lucia boasts both French and British influences. Its famous twin peaks are among the most startling geological formations in the world, while the island's easily accessible and expansive coral reefs make it a preferred destination for snorkelers.
Day 5 - St Johns, Antigua: What once attracted famed British seafarer Lord Horatio Nelson and the Royal Navy to these tranquil shores so many years ago now draws visitors who explore its extensive bird sanctuaries, snorkel amongst the coral reefs, and leave footprints on white sand beaches where pirates once trod.
Day 6 - Philipsburg, St. Maarten: St. Maarten has two sides-a French and a Dutch. You can stroll along the magnificent beaches for hours, browse the endless French boutiques and duty-free shops, or visit sights like the cliffs and caves of Cupecoy Beach.
Day 7 - Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas: This capital port of the U.S. Virgin Islands, is on the coast of a mountainous tropical paradise. Catch a great view of the Caribbean Sea from Drake's Seat or find your way to Paradise Point and their tram overlooking the harbor.
Day 8 - Return to San Juan, Puerto Rico
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