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For the fit and active person who wants to learn about the history of this beautiful town and have the most amazing views, this tour is worth every one of the 1,350 zigzagging steps to the top. Start with an orientation walk of Kotor and see its squares, cathedral, Maritime Museum, churches, noblemen houses and terraces. The medieval city of Kotor has a turbulent history of invasions. It was watched over and defended by an imposing network of towers, bastions and ramparts built along the cliffs of Mount Sveti Ivan or St John.

Several times they stopped the invaders who retreated before the walls, enchanted by their grandiosity. Although the size of the walls caused awe, they could not do much without a good defense within the city. Follow your guide up, making stops along the way. The first plateau is the bastion of St. Roko. You’ll also make a stop to visit the church of our Lady of the Health. With your ship in the bay and the red tiled roof tops in contrast, the views are simply spectacular!

Take advantage of this opportunity to get out and kayak on one of the longest and deepest fjords in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A guide will meet you at the pier and walk with you to Geiranger Camping, where the kayaks are waiting.

You’ll glide along the steep mountain walls where sunshine reflects an incomparable beauty. You’ll see thundering waterfalls such as the Seven Sisters and Bridal Veil. There is no experience required - your well-trained guides will teach you all you need to know. There are two person kayaks, as well as single kayaks. This is the perfect adventure for all, families included. After approximately 2 to 2 1/2 hours kayaking, you’ll return to Geiranger and take a short walk back to the pier on your own.

Note: Participants must be at least 6 years of age, weigh less than 265 pounds/120 kg, a maximum height of 6.25 feet/190.5 cm, be in good physical condition and must be able to swim. Every child must be accompanied by an adult in the kayak. Those with back or neck problems are not allowed to participate.

Tour involves approximately 0.28 miles/457 meters of walking on gravel or asphalt to reach the campsite. Previous sea kayaking experience is not required. No changing facilities are available. Personal items can be locked in the manned kayak office during paddling. Recommend comfortable, sporty clothes and shoes. Life jackets are compulsory and will be provided for all participants.

Kayak through the crystal-clear waters off the fishing village of Mahahual and then relax at a private beach club that sits on a spectacular stretch of sugar-white sand.

After departing from the pier, you will soon arrive at a beach club in Mahahual, a small fishing village rimmed by sugary, white sand beaches and clear turquoise seas. It’s an ideal, laid-back setting for the leisurely kayaking experience that awaits you.

Upon boarding the two-person kayak, you will head out into the crystal-clear water and enjoy a unique perspective of the coastline and the wonders below through the kayak’s clear bottom. Feel free to paddle along at your own pace, taking in the sights that interest you the most.

Looking back from the typically calm sea, you will gaze out over an idyllic tropical landscape, huge stretches of pristine sand, and coconut palms swaying in the breeze. This is Mexico at its purest, a natural paradise where nothing more ambitious than relaxing is expected of you.

Following your kayaking adventure, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the white sands of the beach club. A complimentary plate of fresh fruit and an icy beverage will provide a great welcome, after which you may relax however your please.

You might take a refreshing swim in the Caribbean, meander along the beach, lie in the sun and admire the tropical scenery or simply sit in the shade with a good book. You may even spend some time shopping before returning to the pier.

Try something sensational and unique while visiting Stockholm; a guided walk conducted along a roof top of Riddarholmen, the small neighboring island of the Old Town. Buckle up in your safety harness and take your first steps along the narrow rooftop path that you'll follow. You’ll be stunned by the breathtaking views and the stories that your guide will narrate. Continue with a walking tour to the Old Town of Gamla Stan, the oldest and coziest quarter of Stockholm.

Witness the historic elegance of the exterior of the dominating Royal Palace combined with a stroll along the narrow streets, past a wide variety of shops and boutiques. After the tour, enjoy some free time on your own in Old Town. Rejoin your coach and enjoy panoramic sightseeing of Stockholm passing the Parliament Building, the Royal Opera, the city Center with Sergels Torg, the Concert Hall and more.

Immerse yourself in Southeast Alaska's breathtaking underwater world as you snorkel the calm, clear waters of Mountain Point. Stay toasty warm in a state-of-the-art 7mm wetsuit with hood, boots and gloves as you hover among Alaska's diverse and colorful marine life. Mountain Point is Southeast Alaska's premier snorkeling destination. The site has shallow tide pools teeming with marine life and steep underwater walls for free diving, all just five miles from your ship. Change into your wetsuit in the comfort of heated dressing rooms. There is secure storage for your belongings and all equipment is provided for this truly unique adventure. Your guides are PADI professionals with Divemaster or SCUBA Instructor certifications.

High quality equipment is used, complete with prescription masks, Scubapro Twin Jet fins and optional weightbelts for free diving. Complete instruction, in-water supervision and entertaining in-water narrative make this award-winning excursion suitable for beginners and experienced snorkelers alike. During your one hour guided marine life tour you'll observe and handle a variety of multi-colored sea stars, urchins and sea cucumbers. Discover the myriad of fish and colorful invertebrates while snorkeling over the kelp forest. Enjoy a hot beverage before returning to your ship.

Dash through the streets of Saint John on an entertaining scavenger hunt of sorts, following clues, solving riddles, sampling Canadian treats and having fun every step of the way.

After receiving a bag full of clues at the pier, your team will head into Saint John to experience the attractions in a most unusual and entertaining way. You will follow clues throughout the city, and a stationed guide will be available to lead you in the right direction if needed.

The stops will be wildly diverse, visiting historical locations and completing fun challenges. At the Old City Market, delight in the flavours of the Maritimes by tasting Dulse, a deep-purple sea vegetable that is eaten by the handful like popcorn. You will have the chance to sample a maple pastry called Beaver Tail or a raise a glass in a local Irish Pub with a Moosehead beer.

Complete a tidal puzzle at the New Brunswick Museum, and count bronze beavers at the Loyalist Burial Grounds. Explore the beautiful King’s Square while solving a historical puzzle and then make your way to the Imperial Theatre, a former vaudeville house, for your great Maritime Performance. The race also makes Saint John's architectural treasures more fun to explore looking for hidden treasures along our historic uptown streets.

Find great photo opportunities along the way, like kissing the moose sculpture at the Market Square. After completing the fun challenges in your bag of clues, race to the finish line to receive have your passport certified and receive a prize for finishing the Fundy Fun Race. Afterwards, feel free to linger in town and delve a bit deeper into the attractions.