A unique opportunity to island hop between some of the most beautiful destinations on earth. And rather than joining thousands of other travellers on a cruise ship the size of a small town, our small group will use the network of regional flights to reach our next destination giving you more time to explore. Our adventure starts in St Kitts where we take a luxury catamaran to its sister island Nevis with the chance along the way to snorkel and view the rich marine life. Next stop is Antigua where we explore the bustling capital of St John’s, with its salty-glamorous English Harbour, and historical forts and other vestiges of the colonial past. Our next hop takes us south to little visited Dominica where we explore lush rainforests and natural hot springs which justifies the country’s status as the “Nature Island”. We reach our next destination not by flying, but by taking the local ferry to Saint Lucia where we explore the island including the one-of-a-kind Sulphur Springs and the world’s first drive-in Volcano. Back in the air we continue our adventure with a short flight to St Vincent and the Grenadines – a place that evokes visions of exotic, idyllic island life. Imagine an island chain in the heart of the Caribbean Sea, uncluttered by tourist exploitation, with white-sand beaches on deserted islands, sky-blue water gently lapping the shores and barely a soul around. Next stop is Trinidad and Tobago, where we discover the country’s cultural and religious diversity before taking a well-earned break and enjoy a ‘free day’ to unwind and recharge before we head to the Dutch Antilles for the final leg of our trip. With its delightful Dutch colonial architecture, thriving art and culinary scenes and excellent history museums, Curacao feels like a little piece of Europe at the edge of the Caribbean. A short hop takes us to our final destination, Aruba, where we mark the end of our adventure by travelling by off-road vehicle across the rugged terrain of Arikok National Park.
Discover the magic of the Caribbean on this 20-day island-hopping adventure. Begin in St. Kitts & Nevis with historic tours and a catamaran trip to Nevis. In Antigua, explore Nelson’s Dockyard and panoramic Shirley’s Heights. Sail to lush Dominica for rainforest hikes, waterfalls, and volcanic wonders. Cruise to Saint Lucia to marvel at the Pitons and soak in volcanic mud baths. Unwind on Saint Vincent with waterfall swims and film-set visits. In Trinidad, explore Port of Spain and enjoy downtime or optional excursions. Then head to colourful Curaçao for cliffside waves, flamingo sanctuaries, and snorkelling. Finally, in Aruba, tour dramatic desert landscapes in Arikok National Park and relax before heading home. A vibrant mix of culture, history, nature, and beach bliss.
Cruise the turquoise waters from St. Kitts to its tranquil sister island, with beach time and coastal views.
Hike to waterfalls, explore volcanic landscapes, and unwind in natural hot springs on the “Nature Island.”
See the iconic twin peaks and enjoy a rejuvenating soak in volcanic mud at Sulphur Springs.
Visit dramatic sea cliffs and vibrant coral reefs, with chances to see flamingos and tropical fish.
Discover rugged desert scenery, ancient cave art, and hidden beaches on a 4WD island tour.
| Destination | Tour Code | Start | End | Trip Status | Pricing Per person |
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| Caribbean Island Hopping | CIH/100326 |
Mar 10, 2026 Tuesday |
Mar 29, 2026 Sunday |
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£8,950.00
Single Room Supplement: £1,995.00
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