We start our amazing adventure with a flight from Sofia to Frankfurt. We will have 1 night in Frankfurt, so we will have the opportunity to explore the city and visit some of the main sights. We will shape the program according to the wishes of the group. We have selected a hotel in the city centre so that we can easily and comfortably get around.

Today we check out of our hotel in the morning and board our transfer to the airport where we will board our charter flight to Martinique. After 8-9 hours in the skies and landing on the paradise islet of Martinique, after collecting our luggage we will transfer to the ship and check in. We get acquainted with the ship and start exploring. We'll have dinner and enjoy an interesting show or we may go down to explore a bit of the island if we have the energy to walk around after the long flight. 11pm the ship sails to the next destination and we can indulge in some relaxation.

We wake up in a new country - Guadeloupe - now a French territory. The ship docks in Pointe-à-Pitre, the largest city of Guadeloupe. It is a relatively young, but well developed, cosmopolitan city filled with museums, interesting buildings and many historical sites. Pointe-à-Pitre also appeals to nature and sun lovers with its magnificent beach and the pristine forests that surround it. Here you can join one of the excursions offered by the cruise company or explore the island on your own. Here are some of the things you can sign up for - Guadeloupe Sightseeing Tour which will take you to the main historical monuments of Guadeloupe, Le Gozier town, Villages Artisanal and more. Another option is a panoramic tour to Pointe de Chateau, a castle located at the easternmost tip of the island. And for beach lovers, you can indulge in a lazy day on the beach under the palm trees. If you're exploring the island on your own, you can embark and disembark whenever you like from the island (such as returning to have lunch on the ship and then disembarking again), you just have to be careful to always return before the specified sailing time. Once the ship has sailed - you can indulge in the entertainment on offer on board.

A new day - a new paradise island - St. Lucia.This is a lovely island country in the archipelago of the Lesser Antilles. It is located in the eastern Caribbean Sea, between the islands of Barbados and Martinique. A former British and French colony, Santa Lucia achieved full sovereignty in 1979. Thus, today, the British and French influence is evident in the culture, economy and all walks of life in Santa Lucia and the country looks more like a paradise somewhere in Europe than in the Caribbean. The scenery, however, is typical of the eastern Caribbean - unique - magnificent beaches, crystal warm water with rich coral reefs, waterfalls and tropical green forests. The emblem of the island are the two volcanic peaks - Big and Little Piton in the southwestern tip of St. Lucia, which can be reached by water or by hiking. Intriguing for visitors is the Sulphur Springs Volcanic Park, easily accessible by car. Beaches such as Sugar Beach and Anse Cochon are both incredible swimming and snorkeling spots. We will dock in Castries, the capital of Santa Lucia and one of the most modern cities in the Caribbean, while also harboring quite a few historical and cultural attractions. So there are quite a few activities and options on how to spend your day here.

We wake up, look out the window and see - Bridgetown - the capital and largest city of the island country of Barbados. Also known as "Little England", in this country the most interesting attraction is diving and swimming, but not what diving, but among sea turtles and sunken ships. If that's not your thing, you can just enjoy the beauty of Barbados. Whichever you choose between exploring the beauty of the marine life or the amazing beaches of Barbados - you won't regret it.

Here comes another day, and we wake up in a new country - St Vincent and the Grenadines. We dock in Kingstown, the bustling capital of a picturesque Caribbean country. Located on the southwest coast of St. Vincent Island, this bustling port city combines historic charm with a tropical atmosphere. Cobbled streets wind through colourful colonial-era buildings that house markets, shops and eateries. The city's waterfront, overlooking the Caribbean Sea, offers stunning views and is a hub of maritime activity. Kingstown is a cultural hub, hosting events, festivals and showcasing the island's rich heritage in museums and galleries. With its friendly locals, bustling markets and blend of modern conveniences with old-world appeal, Kingstown is a fascinating destination for those who want to experience Caribbean history and modern island life. Today, you can explore the island or embark on a Pirates of the Caribbean trail and visit some of the locations where the famous movie series was filmed and take on the role of a pirate.

Today, for the first time, we will spend the entire day at sea while sailing to our next destination. This is a great occasion for rest and relaxation - to be able to sleep late and not rush around exploring new destinations. But a leisurely day out is not your thing - it's relaxed the ship offers enough entertainment so you don't get bored - a water park, a sports centre with all sorts of sports, various rides and games. We also offer a very interesting excursion, which will give you the opportunity to get to know the life of the ship - how this small floating city is managed and operated - you will meet the staff, which will give you access behind the scenes of the ship.

So today we are back to our usual rhythm and waking up in a new paradise - the country of Grenada. Located in the southern Caribbean, it is known as the Spice Island because of the nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, vanilla and coconut that flourish on the fertile volcanic lands. For those looking for an authentic Caribbean experience, Grenada offers an interesting mix of indigenous culture and colonial influence, rainforests, impressive mountains, colourful seaside villages and beaches of flowering red jasmine. We'll acoustic in St. George, Grenada's capital, which is one of the most beautiful cities in the Caribbean and a popular yachting destination. Most tourists spend their time near Grand Anse Beach, but Grenada offers much more than golden stretches of sand. Inland, beautiful waterfalls gush in Etang National Park, eco-routes lead through lush rainforests, and another national park, Levera, boasts a picturesque coastline and coral reefs. Swimming, diving, snorkelling and fishing are also popular activities in Grenada's waters. History buffs can enjoy numerous museums and trips to local forts.

Today we wake up in Martinique, the country where we started our Caribbean adventure. But as we were tired from the first day's journey and in a hurry to board the ship and settle in, we didn't get to enjoy this paradise. We docked in Fort-de-France located on the west coast of the Caribbean island of Martinique. The history and location of the town determine its present magnificent appearance and culture, blending French, Creole and Caribbean influences. There you can see both sophisticated French boutiques and lively markets where a strange mix of French folk music and local rhythms can be heard. Fort-de-France also leaves a mark with its lovely countryside. That is why, in 1493, Christopher Columbus, captivated by the island's astonishing beauty, its volcanic landscape and its white and black sandy beaches, called Martinique "the most beautiful country in the world".

Today we're back in Guadeloupe, the only other place we'll be visiting for the second time besides Martinique. You can again indulge in a beach holiday or go and see the amazing nature of the island - incredible botanical gardens or the majestic Carbe Falls, which descend from 110 metres high. And why not combine both scenery with a beach. There are plenty of activities to choose from.

The time has come for our second day, which will be spent at sea. As before, a great time for a relaxing day with a cocktail in hand to explore the ship and take advantage of the many activities it offers.

Today we wake up again on a new paradise island - St. Maarten or Sint Maarten - a small Caribbean island with an area of only 87 square kilometers and is both part of the Netherlands Antilles and the French overseas territories. It is the smallest piece of land in the world divided between two countries. The southern, Dutch part of the island is more densely populated, with the main town being the port of Philipsburg - where we will be mooring. The Dutch part of the island is a popular tourist destination for its gorgeous tropical beaches, raucous nightlife, booze and casinos. The French territory is popular with nudism enthusiasts. The entire island is a duty-free zone, which also makes it a very desirable shopping destination where prices for branded items, especially clothing, jewelry and perfumes, are up to 40% lower than in the US. Here you can spend your day on the beach, on a catamaran, in a kayak, or on land exploring both parts of the island.

Imagine 365 beautiful beaches with palm trees, crystal clear water, unparalleled coral reefs and sunny weather all year round. Well that's not a dream, that's our destination today - Antigua and Barbuda. They have so many amazing and beautiful beaches, that visiting 1 every day of the year - won't be enough to get you around all year. Apart from the otherworldly scenery typical of the Caribbean islands, St. John's - the capital we will be accosting offers all who have had the chance to visit, a rich colonial history visible in the architecture of the city, as well as a wide variety of restaurants and shops. So you can indulge in a well-deserved break on the beach, swim with stingrays and other marine life, or indulge in culture and explore the island. And why not a bit of everything!

Today's paradise destination we will wake up to is St Kitts and Nevis. We will dock in Basseterre, which is French for "low land". Nowadays, only the name is French in Basseterre. Not a big town, remarkable for its atmosphere, ideal for short walks, for the beach, or just for shopping. A great starting point for further destinations. Nestled between lush green hills and the azure waters of the Caribbean Sea, the city welcomes visitors with its lively atmosphere and colonial charm. When cruise ships dock, passengers are greeted by a picturesque mix of historic architecture and modern amenities. The harbour area has a bustling market where local vendors offer colourful wares, spices and souvenirs. Travelers can learn about the city's rich history by visiting landmarks such as Independence Square and the impressive St. George's Anglican Church. The inviting promenade invites strolls, providing stunning views of the sea. Whether you indulge in duty-free shopping, sample the local cuisine at the waterfront restaurants or embark on excursions to explore the island's natural beauty, Basseterre promises an unforgettable taste of Caribbean hospitality in a captivating setting.

Today we'll wake up in the last new destination of our adventure - the British Virgin Islands. Beautiful with its green mountainous landscape, white sandy beaches and crystal clear blue water, the British Virgin Islands are a little piece of heaven. Curiously, the first documented European visit to the islands was by Christopher Columbus and his crew on their voyage to America in 1493. The largest island in the archipelago, Tortola, is also home to the bursting with life Rhode Town, the capital of the British Virgin Islands and a favourite stop for cruise travellers. Rhode Town is a great place to stroll and shop for intriguing gifts and keepsakes - it's full of galleries, cafes, jewellery, antiques and wine boutiques, spice stalls, workshops and restaurants.

Today we dock again in Martinique, but unfortunately we have to leave the ship because our magical 14 day cruise is over. Once we vacate the ship, we can leave our luggage at the port and explore the island on our own, or we can sign up for one of the organized excursions that end right at the airport. After an exciting last day in the Caribbean, we board our flight and head to Frankfurt.

We land in Frankfurt and have some time before our next flight to Sofia. So whoever wants to can get out of the airport and explore more of Frankfurt. In the evening we board our last flight and go back to Bulgaria.