Caribbean & Amazonian Wonders from Fort Lauderdale with Luxury Miami Stay , 16 January 2028 (28 nights)

As well as being one of the top global ports to start and finish your cruise, Fort Lauderdale has plenty to do either side of your ocean adventure. Why not take a trip to the Flamingo Gardens Wildlife Sanctuary, peruse some culture at the Riverwalk Arts and Entertainment District, or take a boat tour through the everglades and waterways as well as passing impressive Millionaires’ Row.

The capital of the British Virgin Islands, Road Town is a bustling port that's located on Tortola's south coast. With vibrant markets, scenic beaches and several popular attractions, a day in the port will be filled with fun. Top highlights include the Rhone National Marine Park, the J.R. O'Neal Botanic Gardens and the North Shore Shell Museum.

A vibrant city in Guadeloupe, Pointe-à-Pitre is known for its bustling markets, colonial architecture and picturesque surroundings. With lots to see and do in the city, including visiting cultural landmarks, and a whole host of delicious eateries and other fascinating attractions to explore, you'll be spoilt for choice!

Wander through bustling markets, unwind on golden beaches, and take in breathtaking views of the iconic Pitons in this Caribbean paradise.

A bustling city in Tobago, Scarborough boasts a vibrant market (offering an array of fresh produce, clothing and pottery), the picturesque botanical gardens and the historic 18th century Fort King George. An underrated city, there's lots to see and do throughout it.

A small city in Para, Brazil, Santarem is located at the point where the Amazon meets the Tapajos River. A unique destination, here you'll find a selection of scenic attractions, including beaches, national forests and more.

Parintins is a vibrant island city tucked away in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon, famous for hosting the Bumba Meu Boi festival, or the Festival Folclórico de Parintins. Beyond the festival, the city offers a unique blend of indigenous culture and river life, where visitors can explore local craft markets or enjoy the sunset over the Amazon River from the scenic waterfront.

Alter do Chão, often called the "Caribbean of the Amazon," is a stunning riverside village in Brazil famous for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and white sandy beaches. Located on the banks of the Tapajós River, its most iconic feature is Ilha do Amor (Island of Love), a sandbar that emerges during the dry season, creating a perfect spot for swimming and relaxing in rustic thatched roof huts. Beyond the beaches, the area is a gateway to the lush Flona Tapajós national forest, where you can trek among giant kapok trees and explore flooded "igapó" forests by canoe. It’s a unique destination where the laid-back vibe of a beach town meets the wild, mystical energy of the Amazon rainforest.

Devil's Island, the most notorious piece of the Salvation Islands, remains a haunting symbol of one of history’s most brutal penal systems. Once a "dry guillotine" for political prisoners like Alfred Dreyfus, the island is now a restricted sanctuary where nature is rapidly swallowing the crumbling stone cells and iron bars. Though its treacherous currents keep visitors at a distance on neighbouring Île Royale, the sight of the island’s rocky, palm-fringed silhouette serves as a somber reminder of the 80,000 souls sent to this tropical exile. Today, the screams of the past have been replaced by the calls of macaws and the rustling of the jungle, leaving behind a chilling yet beautiful monument to human resilience.

Wander through the charming streets of Bridgetown, a UNESCO-listed city where colonial history meets Caribbean vibrance.

The colourful capital of Dominica is made up of streets dating back to the colonial era. Roseau is one of the most intriguing places to visit. With landscapes that stretch for miles, historic markets and landmarks dating back to the 18th century, Roseau is filled with delights at every corner.

The capital of Saint Bart's, Gustavia boasts a relaxed vibe, lots of historic sites and picturesque scenery. Top highlights in the capital include the 17th century fort, Fort Karl, the Gustavia Lighthouse and the breathtaking Shell Beach.

As well as being one of the top global ports to start and finish your cruise, Fort Lauderdale has plenty to do either side of your ocean adventure. Why not take a trip to the Flamingo Gardens Wildlife Sanctuary, peruse some culture at the Riverwalk Arts and Entertainment District, or take a boat tour through the everglades and waterways as well as passing impressive Millionaires’ Row.