Our shore excursions

Something for everyone

We organise a wide selection of shore excursions. You can opt for one of our city tours, visit famous landmarks, go wine tasting, horse riding and more. Whatever your choice, there is something for everyone.

About shore excursions

How to book

You can pre-book your shore excursions online. You will need to wait for 48 hours after your booking confirmation before you can book your shore excursions. You then have until 2 days prior to departure to make your choices.

You can also book shore excursions onboard.

Book your shore excursions online

Shore excursion listings

Check out the shore excursions available in each port of call.

Antigua

Antigua from the air

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Antigua's high rocky coast is indented by many bays and arms of the sea, several of which form excellent harbours. It is a luxury Caribbean escape and famously home to Sir Vivian ("Viv") Richards who played for, and captained, the West Indies cricket team.

Nelson's Dockyard and Island Drive (Best Of Antigua)

  • Half Day excursion, £32.00/adult, £26.00/child
  • Activity level: Moderate walking involved and possibly some steps
  • Family-friendly

Come join us for an historical tour to remember. Our courteous and knowledgeable guides are eager to indulge you in the magnificent colonial history of Antigua. Shirley Heights Lookout was once the Naval Base for the British in the Caribbean. The most southerly point in Antigua, this was the principal fortification of the British fleet stationed at English Harbour and named after Sir Thomas Shirley. Here there is a commanding cliff top view over the Atlantic Ocean and English Harbour 487ft above sea level. On a clear day, the volcanic island of Montserrat, 28 miles away, can be seen.  

Blockhouse Ruins -Standing 446ft above the sea atop a sheer cliff above the mighty Atlantic Ocean from where you will overlook Indian Creek where the first Arawak Indians settled and lived. In this modern day, the prestigious St. James' Club on Mamora Bay and Eric Clapton's new house can be viewed from this point. 

Nelson's Dockyard village; named after Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson, was built in 1725, to provide a base for a squadron of ships patrolling the West Indies maintaining England's sea power. Today it is one of the biggest attractions of the eastern Caribbean, being the world's last remaining Georgian naval dockyards still in use today. There will be time to explore the Admiral's Inn, museum, mystery pillars, bakery and admire the sleek yachts tied to the old stone quayside. Refreshments will be served at an 18th century inn.

Unlimited Rum Punch Beach Break

  • Half Day excursion, £24.50/adult, £15.00/child
  • Activity level: Suitable for most passengers
  • Family-friendly
We will take you to Runaway Beach just a short drive away from the pier with one mile of beautiful white sand, fringed by coconut palms and sea grape trees. A welcome rum or fruit cocktail is served upon arrival before being escorted to your complimentary lounge chair, which has been reserved for you on the beach. Umbrellas and hammocks are available for a nominal fee. Then relax and enjoy approximately 2 ½ hours on one of Antigua's finest beaches. Stroll leisurely along the secluded white sand beach; relax by swimming in the clear Caribbean Sea; rent a jet ski; take some photographs and partake of unlimited complimentary fruit or rum punch at your very own beach bar. If you are feeling a little hungry from your morning's activities then lunch and bar snacks are also available at an additional cost. Runaway Beach features changing facilities, restrooms, water sports, freshwater showers as well as a beach bar and restaurant. Your minibus will then be waiting to take you back to the ship

Antigua Cricket Legends

  • Half Day excursion, £69.00/adult, £55.00/child
  • Activity level: Suitable for most passengers

A unique tour for all sports fans.  Your guide will escort you on a tour of the Antigua Recreation Ground, home of 4 existing cricket world records.  From here you will be driven to the brand new Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, venue for 6 super 8 round games in the ICC World Cup 2007, and then after a tour of the stadium lunch will be served at the 'sticky wicket' sports bar.  A complimentary 'sticky wicket' signature rum punch will be served followed by a delicious lunch and for dessert there will be a guest appearance by one of Antigua's cricket West Indian legends.  Hear their memories and experiences of test cricket and don't forget your camera.

Cades Reef Cruise - Tropical Delight

  • Full Day excursion, £55.00/adult, £39.00/child
  • Activity level: Not suitable for passengers with walking difficulties / wheelchairs

Your tour begins with a scenic sail along the turquoise Caribbean Sea towards Cades Reef, the most extensive barrier reef system in the waters around Antigua and Barbuda.  Snorkelling gear is provided.  After snorkelling, lunch will be served after which you will cruise to one of Antigua's 365 white sandy beaches for a lovely refreshing swim or you can just relax on the sun baked sand and enjoy the view and beautiful surroundings.

Montserrat Volcano Tour

  • Half Day excursion, £150.00/adult, £150.00/child
  • Activity level: Suitable for most passengers

From Antigua heliport you will fly directly to Montserrat and over the 'exclusion zone' an area that has been designated off limits to ground transportation since 1997.  At the centre of the exclusion zone is the volatile Soufriere Hills' volcano, rising to an impressive 3,000 feet, with the massive Tar River gorge and delta at its foot.  You will fly over the former capital, Plymouth, excavated villages and the empty runway. At 150 ft above the ground you will get the feeling of what it was like to be at ground level when this volcano erupted.

Eco Kayak and Snorkel

  • Half Day excursion, £36.00/adult, £27.00/child
  • Activity level: Not suitable for passengers with walking difficulties / wheelchairs
Paddle your way through tranquil lagoons, uninhabited islands and protected mangroves in one of the best unspoiled coastal areas in the Caribbean on this unique kayak adventure.  Your journey takes you to North Sound National Park, the habitat of shy turtles, stingrays, blue parrot fish and humming birds to name but a few.  You will stop at Great Bird Island where a short trek leads you to the blow holes and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Caribbean Sea on the other.  Here you can take a swim or snorkel in the crystal clear waters or just sit back, chill out and sip a famous rum punch.