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Kotor and Perast, two towns where history, culture and traditions are well preserved. Two magical places nestled in the Bay of Kotor. The little town of Perast is situated at the foot of St. Elijah Hill, opposite the narrow Verige strait. Despite its size, it has a sophisticated urban structure. A great number of public buildings line the waterfront. Follow your guide along the seaside and get a unique perspective of the best preserved baroque town on the Adriatic coast, with views towards the two church islands St. George and Our Lady of the Rock.

The center of the town is an amazing sight thanks to the huge proportions of the cathedral of St. Nicholas. Enjoy free time to take a stroll or enjoy the views from the waterfront. Return to Kotor and visit the historical center of a town fortified by 3 mile long walls (4.5 km) and strongly shaped by the presence of the Venetians for almost 400 years. Witness a mosaic of art styles in architecture, visible on its historical buildings. It has a great number of medieval monuments, complemented by narrow streets, squares and markets. You’ll also find a great number of boutiques and trade shops. As well as some smaller shops, cafes and restaurants. After an orientation tour, enjoy some free time.

Learn all about the history of chocolate and how it is made by an artisanal and professional chocolate manufacturer in Cozumel. Combined with Discover Mexico Park, you can experience the full spectrum of Mexico’s rich heritage in one location. Learn to make your own chocolate bar and taste a variety of delicious chocolate samples made here.

Begin with an experienced chocolate maker who will teach you how to mix, grind and make your own chocolate bar with natural cocoa beans. Learn how chocolate is grown, its history and origins in the Aztec and Mayan culture and its health benefits. You’ll have an opportunity to buy handcrafted chocolates, vanilla and coffee to take home.

Your tour also includes entrance to Discover Mexico Park where you can experience the full sweep of Mexico’s history, culture and traditions. Explore with a guide or on your own with a self-guided map. Experience the 4-screen video room where Mexico comes to life through images set to traditional music, meander through the gardens, view the intricate scale replicas of the great pyramids of the Maya and Aztec civilizations. Wander through the Museum of Popular Arts to view contemporary works from Mexico’s finest artisans. Stop at the Hand Crafts and Souvenir Shop.

The new Seaworld Observatory is a state-of-the-art semi-submarine developed for comfort and maximum viewing in the shallow reefs. The vessel does not submerge. You descend into the hull of this cruising underwater observatory and sit in air-conditioned comfort five feet below the surface of the water. As you explore you’ll see an abundance of marine life through large, clear windows. Seaworld Observatory departs from the dock right by the cruise ship dock in downtown George Town. The first site you visit is a dramatic shipwreck, the Cali, a steel schooner built in 1900. This ship ran aground 100 yards off the coast of Grand Cayman in 1944.

From here, your Captain takes you to Cheeseburger Reef. Be sure to have your cameras ready when our diver enters the water and begins to feed the hundreds of multicolored tropical fish right in front of your window. A knowledgeable marine expert will provide answers to your questions and informational narration on the amazing underwater world around you. Hear more tales of the high seas as on your way to see the wreck of the Balboa. The Balboa a 375 foot freighter was traveling from Cayman to Cuba when she encountered one of the worst hurricanes in the island’s history on November 10, 1932. The Seaworld Observatory then brings you back to the dock in the heart of George Town.

Spectacular volcanoes, craters and steam vents are waiting to be explored at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park that has recently reopened after a period of tumultuous volcanic activity. The landscape of Volcanoes Park has dramatically changed as the floor of the Kilauea crater sunk over 1,500 feet and the overall caldera quadrupled in size and widened by over a square mile.

Today, the explosive eruptions, earthquakes and ash clouds have been replaced by remarkable changes in the summit area that your guests will observe on their Volcanoes and Blossoms Tour experience.

The highlights of this exciting tour include approximately half hour visits at each of the following destinations in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park while riding to each stop in comfort on mini-coach vehicles. They’ll walk through the Kilauea Visitors Center to receive information on the Park’s current conditions, view educational exhibits and interact with park rangers. Then they’ll be engulfed in rising steam as ground water seeps down to the hot volcanic rocks at the Steam Vents. The area between the edge of Kilauea’s caldera and the outer cliffs are treeless because the extreme heat destroys their roots; only shallow-rooted grasses and other hearty plants survive here. Unforgettable views for miles are offered from Kilauea Iki Overlook. Kilauea’s massive size and scale is realized from this vantage point and Halemau’uma’u Crater and Mauna Loa are seen in the distance.Guests visit the famous Akatsuka Orchid Gardens established in Volcano, Hawaii in 1974. Akatsuka is known world-wide for their impressive collection of Cattleya orchids and cultivation of Anthuriums, Bromeliads and more. Guests browse the 13,000 square foot tropical plants.Between May and August a $20,000 award-winning, one-of-a-kind orchid is on display that blooms just once a year.

The Volcanoes National Park Tour is not to be missed and includes round-trip transportation from the pier on full-size mini buses.

Combine a scenic cruise along the harbor of gorgeous Charlotte Amalie, along with some of the finest duty-free shopping in the Caribbean — a great way to experience the timeless beauty and rich heritage of island, as well as enjoy shopping at its best in historic downtown.

Cruising through the former merchant and pirate harbor of Charlotte Amalie, journey back to the age of bustling seafaring trade and raucous Caribbean buccaneers. Envision of what life was like then, and as it is now, in this vibrant West Indian port city.

Once you reach land, you’re only a few short steps from a vast array of stores and boutiques and on your own to enjoy great world-class duty-free shopping. While in the area, take time to explore historic Kongens (Kings) Quarter, known as the Colonial Williamsburg of the Caribbean, featuring several National Landmark properties dating back to the late 1600s. Enjoy approximately 3 hours of shopping and exploring.