Round trip from Philipsburg · 28 November – 5 December 2026

Road Bay opens onto a bright, low-lying coastline with pale beaches, clear turquoise water, and a relaxed Caribbean feel. From the anchorage or quay, you are close to the small seaside settlement and nearby stretches of sand that give this part of Anguilla its calm, unhurried atmosphere.

White Bay welcomes ships with a brilliant curve of white sand, clear turquoise water, and low green hills that give this corner of Jost van Dyke its relaxed Caribbean feel. From the anchorage, the shoreline looks idyllic and unhurried, with beaches and coastal views nearby rather than a busy port scene.

Sopers Hole is a small, sheltered harbour on Tortola, known for calm turquoise water, low green hills and a relaxed Caribbean feel. From the quay you step straight into a compact waterfront area, while nearby coves, coastal views and the island’s winding roads invite a slower look at the western end of the British Virgin Islands.

The Bight lies on the broad inlet by A Coruña, where busy harbour waters meet low green shores and open views across the bay. Arriving by ship, you get a sense of Galicia’s Atlantic character—working waterfronts, changing light, and nearby coastal scenery rather than a compact old town right at the quay.

Arriving here, you get a taste of Galicia’s Atlantic character: a working harbour, green hills, and a rugged coastline shaped by changing light and weather. Nearby, the city of A Coruña offers broad seafront views, lively streets, and long urban beaches that give the area an open, maritime feel.

This stop has the feel of a quiet Atlantic shoreline, with open sea views, sandy stretches and a relaxed coastal atmosphere rather than a busy city waterfront. From the landing area, the appeal is in the nearby beach and the surrounding coast, where you can enjoy fresh sea air, broad horizons and an easygoing island mood.

Arriving in Basseterre, you are met by a bright Caribbean waterfront backed by green hills and the low-rise capital of St Kitts spreading just beyond the harbour. Nearby, visitors can look out for the town’s historic core and the island’s lush volcanic scenery, with a warm, easygoing atmosphere that feels both lively and relaxed.

South Friars Bay offers a quiet arrival on the sheltered waters of Southampton Water, with busy shipping lanes, mudflats, and low green shoreline giving the area a distinctly maritime character. From here, the nearby coast and villages feel calm and residential, while the wider Southampton and Solent waterfront lies within easy reach.

Arriving in Gustavia, you are greeted by a compact Caribbean harbour framed by green hills, bright waterfront buildings, and a lively mix of yachts and ferries. Just beyond the port, the town’s boutiques, cafés, and hillside viewpoints give St. Barts its polished yet relaxed island atmosphere.

Arriving in Philipsburg, you are greeted by a bright Caribbean shoreline, calm turquoise water, and a busy harbour backed by low green hills. Nearby, the town is known for its long seafront, colorful streets, and relaxed island atmosphere that blends beach life with the energy of a cruise port.