ROUTE

April – June 2025

La Paz is the capital of Baja California Sur, where 42% of the land and water are protected areas. One of the world’s most diverse marine areas, travelers have long been drawn to the region’s glorious outdoors, a distinctive mix of ocean and red-hued desert, to spend days diving, sailing, fishing, camping, and hiking.

January – March 2026

Over 250 miles south of Baja lies the Revillagigedo archipelago, which consists of four volcanic islands. Known as the “Galápagos of Mexico,” this iconic dive destination contains one of the largest aggregations of sharks and manta rays in the world, as well as tuna, humpback whales, and sea turtles.

August – October 2021

From luxury beach clubs to deserted white sand beaches and incredible diving, these islands are so close—but they couldn’t be more different

April – May 2022

Join us for 14 nights as we sail from Grenada to Bonaire and stop over to explore the remote and magical Los Roques archipelago

November – December 2022

Jamaica is a magnificent palette of experiences, a kaleidoscope of colors, and a symphony of sounds.

July – September 2024

A country smaller than West Virginia but is home to 5 percent of the world’s species — Costa Rica is a sun-drenched, adventurers paradise. One of the most intriguing destinations in Costa Rica right now is Peninsula Papagayo.

April – May 2021

Remote cays, sugary beaches, caves, fascinating wildlife, and boundless potential for adventure

May 2021

Join us for 14 nights as we cruise from George Town, Bahamas to Providenciales, Turks & Caicos

May – July 2021

Resident dolphins, turquoise waters, and gorgeous beaches—it is a diving paradise rivaled only by the adventures on land

August – September 2021

From luxury beach clubs to deserted white sand beaches and incredible diving, these islands are so close—but they couldn’t be more different

November – December 2021

Two islands that feel lost in time—a rich mix of luscious rainforest topography and unique cultural and historical features

December – February 2022

Vibrant coral reefs, swaying palm trees, and all the hallmarks of a tropical getaway in the Caribbean—but without the cruise ship crowds

February – April 2022

The perfect mix of unique water adventures, history, culture, and true island vibes—Grenada is the shipwreck dive capital of the Caribbean

April – May 2022

Join us for 14 nights as we sail from Grenada to Bonaire and stop over to explore the remote and magical Los Roques archipelago

May – August 2022

We’ll spend the days exploring Bonaire’s world class dive sites, snorkeling areas, or beaches, and then return to spend each night on a small stretch of reef wall and waterfront lined with activities, restaurants, bars and shops near the capital

August – October 2022

Turquoise waters, delicious seafood, colorful diving, and diverse, rich culture—there are a lot of places in the Caribbean that have all these wonderful things, but Curaçao is one place you might not have discovered

October – November 2022

Venture beyond the white sand beaches and you’ll discover a sea full of life and shipwrecks, and pastel streets lined with fine dining, shopping, and nightlife. There’s no shortage of fun things to do in Aruba, it’s just a matter of finding which ones make you happiest.

November – December 2022

Jamaica is a magnificent palette of experiences, a kaleidoscope of colors, and a symphony of sounds.

December 2022 – February 2023

The Cayman Islands—full of big encounters and little escapes, both below the surface and above the waves.

March – April 2023

Mexico’s Caribbean coast is timeless—from ancient Mayan ruins and primordial cenotes to diving the vibrant, living offshore reefs.

May – August 2023

Home of the world’s second largest barrier reef and the famous Great Blue Hole, we can’t wait to explore Belize’s marine magic.

January – March 2024

The archipelago of Bocas del Toro is a true cruiser paradise which captivates its visitors with its incredible flora and fauna, lively Caribbean culture, modern restaurants, easy island hopping.