Arrive in Barbados and transfer to the port in Bridgetown. Board the SeaDream and attend dinner as the ship sets sail.

Enjoy this champagne and caviar splash destination in the Grenadines. This particular island is the smallest of the inhabited Islands and has two amazing beaches. Generally the team on board offers guests a hike to Saltwhistle Bay.

Optional Activities: 

Mayreau - Cat Sail to The Nature Preserve: A lovely catamaran takes you on an exclusive sail-away to the beautiful islands of the Tobago Keys for a morning of swimming, snorkeling and sunning. World famous, the 5 small islands are now a Nationally Protected area. This has resulted in a resurgence of marine life, including turtles which swim and feed while you intermingle and observe them. These 'picture-perfect' tiny islands are surrounded by magnificent coral reefs and known for their pretty beaches and incredible snorkeling. Tobago Keys are uninhabited and reachable only by boat. Upon arrival, use the aft ladder for independent swimming and snorkeling. Continue on through the islands of the Southern Grenadines. Picturesque Palm Island and the relatively bustling Union Island in complete contrast delight your senses. On the return sail to Mayreau and your SeaDream yacht, and enjoy a refreshing punch while relaxing on the deck and enjoying the wonderful scenery.
Duration: 3.5 hours

Mayreau - Union Village Discovery & Palm Island Swim: A lovely ride lets you discover the beauty of the Southern Grenadines. Onboard a sleek white catamaran make your way through the turquoise waters to Union Island. In the small, typical village of Clifton Bay you may discover its small town delights whilst doing some shopping for some local crafts, souvenirs or tropical fruits, jams, jellies or preserves. Afterwards, the boat ride takes you to Palm Island, a small private resort island, where you can find one of the most beautiful beaches of the Grenadines - ideal for a little swim before heading back sailing through the islands.
Duration: 3.5 hours

Rodney Bay is on the northwest coast of Saint Lucia, and is named after British naval officer George Brydges Rodney.

Optional Activities: 

Rodney Bay - Scenes of Soufriere & Sapphire Falls Hike: This Yachting Land Adventure is the way to experience the real St. Lucia. Depart Rodney Bay Marina for a drive through the town of Castries up to the Morne viewpoint for views of the Castries harbor. Drive on through the Cul De Sac and Roseau Valleys and along the Island's west coast to Soufriere and to the Sapphire Waterfall, one of Saint Lucia's therapeutic mud baths and a hot waterfall nestled beautifully between botanical gardens and the volcano’s overflow. Trek through residential areas and the rainforest for time spent taking a dip. After a short trek up some 209 steps, board your bus for a short drive to Morne Coubaril Estate for a guided tour of this 18th-century plantation estate. Have the opportunity of seeing the process of cocoa making and de-husking of coconuts. After your tour enjoy refreshments and local snacks. Depart Morne Coubaril Estate for your drive back to the Rodney Bay Marina.
Duration: 6 hours

Rodney Bay - St. Lucia Scuba (Snuba) Adventure: The fabulous Scuba (Snuba) Adventure at Pigeon Island begins from a gently sloping sandy beach. After a brief pre-dive orientation, which includes many useful snorkeling skills, begin a very comfortable and calm guided tour that takes you to a maximum depth of 20 feet. If you want to cruise on the surface or descend to the depth of your choice, it is always up to you. There is no need to surface for air or to tussle with bulky equipment, just gear up and dive in! Enjoy a tranquil combination of well-being and pleasure, discovering beautiful marine life one dip at a time!
Duration: 3 hours

Rodney Bay - St. Lucia by Helicopter: A flight in a helicopter is a truly memorable experience - combined with the stunning sights of St. Lucia, it really makes for a day to remember! After a short drive to St Lucia helipad at Vigie, board your helicopter and ascend over Castries Harbour. Sweep along the west shoreline of St. Lucia and enjoy beautiful aerial views of Marigot Bay, where the famous movie Dr. Doolittle was filmed. Continue south to Soufriere to capture the majestic Pitons, which rise directly from the sea to the sky, a truly spectacular sight. Your return flight takes you inland to capture the stunning contrasting images of St. Lucia’s volcanic hot springs and tropical rainforest, before heading back to Castries. It is an experience that cannot be missed on your visit to St. Lucia!
Duration: 1 hour

Rodney Bay - Cas En Bas Hiking Trail: Enjoy a moderate hike on the Atlantic side of the island with breathtaking views. Your guide welcomes you onboard an air-conditioned bus as you enjoy a drive to the northern end of St. Lucia. Bypass the Cap Estate golf course before arriving at Cas En Bas beach for the start of your adventure. Hike up through the hills of Cas En Bas, along the northeastern coastline, allowing you to enjoy unbelievable scenery from beginning to end. Feel the fresh cool breeze of the Atlantic Ocean and see the waves crash against the cliffs below. A hike like no other, this adventure takes you through a cactus valley and up to the peninsula, for a chance to see the neighboring Island of Martinique on a clear day. On your return to Cas En Bas beach, a cool refreshing drink awaits you at Marjorie’s bar and you can choose to relax or have a dip in the ocean before you head back to the ship.
Duration: 2.5 hours

The SeaDream anchorage off the island of Terre-de-Haut is one of the most picturesque in the entire Caribbean. The yacht anchors in the bay off Bourg des Saintes, the main village on the island. Just beyond the sister island of Ilet a Cabrit to the north, you can see the main island of Guadeloupe and volcanic La Soufriere mountain with a height of about 1,466 meters/4,810 feet. A short ride takes you right into the center of this charming village with its shops, restaurants, and cafes.

Optional Activities: 

Iles de Saintes - Clear Kayaking: The benefits of paddling a transparent kayak become very clear to you as you explore the aquarium-like waters of Les Saintes in a craft that is your own personal window on the water. As you paddle, view reefs, fish, coral, and other aquatic life. This is a fantastic way to acquaint yourself with Les Saintes Bay, widely considered as being one of the most beautiful bays in the world.
Duration: 1.5 hours

Iles de Saintes - Discover Les Saintes: From the SeaDream pier, your guide escorts you up to Fort Napoleon, just a few minutes' drive away, to discover all the traditions and history of this small island. The fort was built originally for defense but was never used for that purpose, and actually served as a penitentiary. Spend an hour at the lovely gardens, which showcase beautiful tropical flowers. Time at the beach is virtually mandatory on this island paradise where it seems as if the ocean is never more than a few yards away. Please remember to bring a towel and a bathing suit as you definitely want to go for a swim at beautiful Pompierre's Beach. After your beach adventure, have a nice walk back to the pier.
Duration: 3 hours

St Barts is perhaps the most treasured destination in the Caribbean! This small island belonging to the French West Indies has so much to offer, including incredible shopping only steps away from pier, lovely beaches, resorts, restaurants, and activities both day and night.  

Optional Activities: 

Gustavia - Blue Cat Snorkel Adventure: Today's Yachting Land Adventure serves up loads of colorful marine life and affords an opportunity to snorkel in the clear blue waters off the coast for approximately one hour. The journey to and from the snorkeling area is equally enjoyable as the motorized cat is covered for those not wishing too much sun. Snacks, water and soft drinks are served en route and after snorkeling, the crew breaks out cold beer and rum punch as well. This is a great way to enjoy the gorgeous Caribbean waters with time to spare for exploring beautiful St. Barts.
Duration: 2 hours

Gustavia - Pointe de Colombier Catamaran sail: Board a beautiful Catamaran and set sail for a lovely, leisurely cruise in direction of “Pointe de Colombier” and its sheltered bay. En route, enjoy a scenic panorama while passing the mega yachts at anchor. Once at anchor in Colombier Bay, you are able to enjoy sun bathing, snorkeling, bathing in the warm waters of the bay, or just relaxing on the trampoline net. The helpful crew is there to assist you at all times and mineral water, soft drinks, beer, rum punch keep you refreshed. Upon return to Gustavia you may choose to stay and explore the town or if you prefer, you may return to the ship.
Duration: 3 hours

Gustavia - Dive St. Barts - One Tank: Today's Yachting Adventure welcomes you to dive in the clear turquoise waters of St. Barts. The Marine Park is filled with colorful marine life such as sea turtles, stingrays, barracudas, angelfish and much more. The journey to and from the dive area is equally enjoyable as the motorized cat is covered for those not wishing too much sun. After a briefing on dive conditions, you are guided by a PADI dive master or instructor. All equipment and transportation are provided for you. Based on time and conditions, a two-tank dive may be available on request.
Duration: 2 hours

Gustavia - ATV Island Adventure: See St. Barts from a different point of view - atop your own 4-wheel, automatic, All Terrain Vehicle. A short walk or boat ride from the tender landing (on the opposite side of the harbor) takes you to the vehicles, where you don your helmet (must be worn) and take off to explore the island. Leaving the harbor of Gustavia, your guide in the lead takes the road above the harbor and through St. Bart's villages. The ride makes its way to St. Jean near the airport passing the famous “Col de la Tourmente” where you may come across a plane landing! A great photo stop! Just after the airport, the ATVs go around the pond of St Jean and climb up the hill that is overlooking Salines. Continuing via the valley of “Petite Salines”, the ride arrives in “Grand Fond”, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy dramatic scenery, dominated on the left by the “Morne Vitet”, the highest mountain on the island (286m) with a deep green valley and the blue and white of the raging ocean. The group continues along the water towards Toiny and later towards Lorient and its famous cemeteries, Saint-Jean and its sea resort style with shops and restaurants, and makes it up to the top of “Lurin” before going down to Gustavia. The ride goes up back on the road and slowly drives down towards Gustavia harbor. This complete island adventure takes you all around the island, and still allows time for shopping and exploring before or after. This is a great way to explore one of the most popular islands in the Caribbean.
Duration: TBA

Gustavia - St. Barts Semi-Submersible - "Under The Sea": No matter what your plans are for St. Barts, do not miss a trip below water level! The trip into the Marine Park is short but exciting and also combines well with all the other activities on the island! After boarding, step down into the tunnel-like hull for a seat in front of the underwater windows. If you wish, you may stay outside on the upper deck. As you reach the edge of the harbor you should be able to see some of the many green turtles that have chosen to live in the island's clean little harbor. Shortly thereafter, the vessel passes over the wreck of the 50-foot island freighter "Marignan" that sunk during hurricane "Luis" in 1995. Continue across the Saint Barth Marine Park and marvel at the lively underwater parade in front of you. Here, the sea bottom is full of colorful coral reefs that are gently invaded by troops of "sergeant majors" fish. Following this spectacle, it is time to head back to the pier. You may decide to stay outside on the upper deck from where you can enjoy views of the many beautiful yachts and breathtaking shores of Saint Barts. Join in on this fun and colorful adventure for all ages.
Duration: 1 hour

Falmouth Bay is a short walk from Nelson's Dockyard and the English Harbour. It is surrounded by historic buildings and mills. This harbor and quiet village has plenty of shops, restaurants, and the yacht club. Historic sites, tasty cuisine, and a lively cultural scene can all be found on Antigua. But most often it's the beauty and versatility of the island's 365 beaches that draw travelers from afar.

Falmouth Bay – Helicopter flight to Monserrat Volcano: This is a unique, rare, and exclusive opportunity to visit and tour Montserrat, and to witness an active volcano from a safe distance but close up. Whilst the volcanic Exclusion Zone covers the entire southeastern half of the island, as well as extending four kilometers off-shore along the eastern coast to what is known as the Maritime Exclusion Zone, there are various vantage points from where it is possible to view the volcano and the destruction it has wrought on the island. Visitors can learn about its geological origins and history as well as view the volcano from safe locations around the island. You are met at the ship by your tour guide and driven to the helicopter pad 30 minutes away from St John’s. Here board your awaiting private helicopter for a fully narrated and truly memorable and unique Montserrat Volcano tour. On this 45-minute, pilot-narrated flight, fly to Montserrat to tour its "Exclusion Zone", an area covering 80 sq. kms made off-limits to both ground transportation and habitation. This makes the helicopter the only way to get an up-close look at the Soufriere Hills Volcano. The volcano rises to 3,000 feet above sea level and frequently emits a combination of ash, smoke and steam. Survey the massive Tar River Gorge and Delta found 1,000 feet below, which has formed as a result of pyroclastic flows. Witness what's left of small villages devastated by past eruptions before touring the charred remains of Plymouth, the country’s former capital, now uninhabited and in some places buried under 40 feet of ash. Your adventure ends back in Antigua with a bird's eye view of your beautiful yacht!
Duration: 2.5 hours

Falmouth Bay – Reef Raider: Captain your own 2 seater inflatable motorboat on a guided tour of Antigua’s south coast and discover the exciting underwater world of Antigua. Board your air-conditioned transportation and ride through Antigua’s countryside, rich in daily West Indian life, local villages, and old churches that exemplify West Indian culture, to Jolly Harbour. At the calm waters of Jolly Harbour you are met by an experienced guide who gives you a safety briefing on how to operate your 2-seater inflatable with 30hp engine safely and allows time to acquaint yourself with the boat. Then it’s time to follow your experienced guide out of the harbor and embark on a spectacular adventure along Antigua’s south coast in and out of bays and around reefs to Antigua’s premier snorkeling area, Cades Reef. Here you are given expert instruction in snorkeling before you are invited to put on your mask, fins, and buoyancy belt and set out, explore, and enjoy the home to the colorful Caribbean marine life including parrotfish, damselfish, grunts and angelfish, amongst many others. Or you can simply take a swim or relax and soak up the sun in the idyllic location onboard the boat. The time is yours to enjoy the fantastic scenery. You then are guided back to Jolly Harbour along the shoreline seeing dozens of beaches with crystal-clear Caribbean waters. Have another opportunity to soak up the Antiguan sun and see the Antiguan southwest coast line before returning to the pier.
Duration: 4 hours

Falmouth Bay – Swimming with Stingrays: An outstanding tour and an opportunity to swim with, touch and feed the stingrays of Antigua in the Caribbean Sea. The stingrays are very friendly and very gentle. Board your air-conditioned transportation in Falmouth Marina and ride through Antigua’s countryside, rich in daily West Indian life, local villages, and old churches exemplifying West Indian culture to Seatons, some 20 minutes away. Start your adventure at Stingray City’s land base where you can enjoy the company of their monkeys and parrots, and the hospitality of the experienced Stingray City’s Guides. Following your safety briefing a short speedboat ride whisks you to a shallow pool with a white sand bottom surrounded by beautiful coral reef in the Caribbean Sea. You can stand up or swim with the stingrays, who greet you with the familiarity of an old friend. You are given an opportunity to hand-feed the stingrays and capture the moment with photographs! After feeding, snorkeling, and taking some pictures with your new friends, return to the land base where you can rinse off the seawater under the bright Caribbean sun, shower from a coconut tree and enjoy a complimentary rum or fruit punch, browse in the gift shop, and just share this unique experience before heading back to the ship.
Duration: 3 hours

Falmouth Bay – Segway Fort Conqueror: Travel back to a time in Antigua’s history in 1706 when the British built one of its most impressive forts to protect against French invasion. Conquer the trail leading to this most impressive structure of defense, built with full masonic honors, as your Segway PT moves you securely down the path of history after a complete orientation. Be amazed at how easy it is to maneuver this phenomenon of motion as it carries you through the large wooden gates of Fort James where a spectacular sight of the Caribbean Sea awaits. After conquering the fort, embark on an endless adventure cruising by beach picnic parks, scores of fruit trees, and miles of beach in minutes on your zero emission Segway as knowledgeable and fun guides fill you in on interesting facts about the area. After the Segway adventure, enjoy delicious refreshments and cool drinks around a picnic table while indulging in a breathtaking view at one of the island's most popular beach bars. With time to relax on the beach you can take a dip in the beautiful sea before returning to the ship.
Duration: 4 hours

This little bay is located on the southwest corner of the island and does not see large cruise vessels - only yachters, fisherman and occasionally SeaDream! Most travelers flock here for fishing charters, scuba diving, or simply to relax. 

Optional Activities: 

Grande Anse – Martinique Heritage: From Grande Anse drive to Trois Ilets via the southern part of the west coast. After passing the village of Trois Iles stop at the Pagerie habitation where Empress Josephine lived the first sixteen years of her life with her family in the eighteenth century before becoming the Empress of France as well as the first wife of Napoleon I. A guided visit gives you the opportunity to get to know all about her life here. Your day continues via a nice road with beautiful sights along the way to the City of Le Francois on the east side. Visit an exceptionally well-maintained Plantation House where Presidents of France and of the United States (Bush and Mitterand) met in 1991. The house is nicely decorated with original furniture. Also visit the gardens with sugar cane and the rum distillery. After your visit, try some of the local rum before returning to Grande Anse.
Duration: 4 hours

Grande Anse – Mangrove Kayaking: Departing from the quayside of Grande Anse by boat, sail along the coastline of Fort de France bay to a small islet where the kayaks are waiting for you. Upon arrival, receive a brief kayak and safety briefing. Paddling from the islet, you enter a natural, peaceful mangrove. Your guide tells you about the flora and fauna that you see on the way. The calm water is ideal for novice kayakers as well. During the paddle under a vegetation umbrella in the mangrove you feel very close to nature. On the way back make a stop on a beach where you have some time to relax and have a refreshment.
Duration: 4 hours

Bequia is the northernmost and largest of the Grenadines, just seven square miles of quiet lagoons, reefs, and long silvery stretches of beach. Among the first things you notice are the colorful model boats set up on stands around the tiny harbor, representing the island's maritime history. The yacht anchors at Port Elizabeth and offers you a scenic Land Adventure as well as sport fishing and a trip to the neighboring island of Mystique. If you are lucky enough to have a late call, don’t miss Mac’s Lobster Pizza.

Optional Activities: 

Port Elizabeth - Scenic Bequia: This Land Adventure begins with a scenic drive through parts of Port Elizabeth, the island's quaint little town with its vegetable market and souvenir stalls, and up to Mt. Pleasant, which offers a marvelous view of your yacht, the wider Caribbean Sea, and the surrounding Grenadine Islands. For this stop your camera is a must- have as the view leaves you breathless. The adventure then continues up the Atlantic Coast with its alternating ocean views and beautiful roadside floral scenery as you make your way to the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary. Mr. Orton G. King, owner of this sanctuary, has spent most of his time tending to his precious and endangered hawksbill turtles. Listen to him spin tales of these ancient inhabitants of the deep. Make a brief stop at the Whaleboner bar and screen-printing shop where you may be lucky to see the artists at work. Try your hand at the technique and watch beautiful patterns emerge on the fabric. You may browse the boutique and purchase your very own piece of this island specialty. Return to Port Elizabeth where brightly colored items wave gaily in the wind. 
Duration: 2.5 hours

Port Elizabeth - Unique Mustique: Mustique lies 5 miles from Bequia, and measures 3 miles by 1 ½. The island is privately owned and has long attracted the elite of the world which includes the British Royalty. Mustique has a perfect blend of simplicity, comfort, and sophistication that appeal to its cosmopolitan clientele. From the sandy shores of Bequia, board your private catamaran for a scenic ride to Mustique for a day of relaxation. As you go along you no doubt notice some rather unusual homes set in amazing natural rock formations and arches known as ‘The Moon Hole”. You also pass the historic whaling island of Petit Nevis. Upon arrival at Mustique, enjoy a slow panoramic ride along the coast while your knowledgeable guide points out where the luxurious houses of the rich and famous can be seen including David Bowie, Ralph Lauren, and Sir Paul McCartney. Enjoy the view of the azure-blue seas from their terrace while you indulge in this spectacular meal. If you do not wish to stay at the Cotton House, you can also simply be driven back to Basil’s Bar which also features a beautiful beach for swimming and very friendly staff. Across the street from Basil’s Bar find two quaint boutiques filled with hand-made souvenirs and other items. After your self-made adventure, return to your catamaran for a complimentary glass of rum punch, the journey back to Bequia, and your awaiting yacht.
Duration: 7 hours

Union Island, the southernmost island of the Grenadines, is nicknamed the ‘Tahiti of the West Indies’ due to its volcanic silhouette. Among the many restaurants and bars, Happy Island, a man-made island featuring a bar, sits in the middle of Clifton harbor and is a must-see. Mount Taboi, at 999 feet above sea level, is the highest peak on Union Island. A key feature of the Union Island region is the Tobago Cays National Marine Park. The Tobago Cays are a group of small uninhabited islands surrounded by reefs, where snorkeling, scuba diving, and swimming with sea turtles are all favorite pastimes.

Optional Activities: 

Tobago Cays – Cat Sail to the Nature Preserve: A lovely catamaran takes you on an exclusive sail-away to the beautiful island of the Nature Reserve for a morning of swimming, snorkeling, and sunning. World famous, the 5 small islands are now a Nationally Protected area. This has resulted in a resurgence of marine life, including turtles which swim and feed while you intermingle and observe them. These 'picture-perfect' tiny islands are surrounded by magnificent coral reefs and known for their pretty beaches and incredible snorkeling. Tobago Keys are uninhabited and reachable only by boat. Upon arrival, use the aft ladder for independent swimming and snorkeling. Continuing on through the islands of the Southern Grenadines, picturesque Palm Island and the relatively bustling Union Island in complete contrast delight your senses. On the return enjoy a refreshing punch while relaxing on the deck and enjoying the wonderful scenery.
Duration: 3.5 hours

Union Island – Southern Grenadines Exploration: No visit to the Grenadines is complete without a sail through its charming little islands. See Mopion, Union Island, Petit St. Vincent, and Palm Island as you enjoy the fresh breeze. This exclusive sail-away adventure takes you through part of the Grenadines archipelago experiencing coastlines garlanded with white sand beaches as you make your way to Mopion. Use the authentic means of transport which made life on these tiny islands possible. For decades, locally built schooners were the principal means of transport between the islands. Totally un-mechanized, the wooden vessel takes you back to the era of Pirates and Buccaneers, ropes and riggings, and the ever-important bottles of rum. Along the way, sail past Palm Island. This private island is a resort named after the hundreds of coconut palm planted by the original owner over 30 years ago. Continuing on, head for Mopion, an islet resembling an atoll in the South Pacific surrounded by its reef lagoon. On arriving at Mopion, your mind is set back decades, as this perfect setting is the antidote for the stresses of everyday life. The crystal-clear waters and white sand are breathtaking; this is a wonderful environment for swimming or snorkeling.
Duration: 3.5 hours

Enjoy this champagne and caviar splash destination in the Grenadines. This particular island is the smallest of the inhabited Islands and has two amazing beaches. Generally the team on board offers guests a hike to Saltwhistle Bay.

Optional Activities: 

Mayreau - Cat Sail to The Nature Preserve: A lovely catamaran takes you on an exclusive sail-away to the beautiful islands of the Tobago Keys for a morning of swimming, snorkeling and sunning. World famous, the 5 small islands are now a Nationally Protected area. This has resulted in a resurgence of marine life, including turtles which swim and feed while you intermingle and observe them. These 'picture-perfect' tiny islands are surrounded by magnificent coral reefs and known for their pretty beaches and incredible snorkeling. Tobago Keys are uninhabited and reachable only by boat. Upon arrival, use the aft ladder for independent swimming and snorkeling. Continue on through the islands of the Southern Grenadines. Picturesque Palm Island and the relatively bustling Union Island in complete contrast delight your senses. On the return sail to Mayreau and your SeaDream yacht, and enjoy a refreshing punch while relaxing on the deck and enjoying the wonderful scenery.
Duration: 3.5 hours

Mayreau - Union Village Discovery & Palm Island Swim: A lovely ride lets you discover the beauty of the Southern Grenadines. Onboard a sleek white catamaran make your way through the turquoise waters to Union Island. In the small, typical village of Clifton Bay you may discover its small town delights whilst doing some shopping for some local crafts, souvenirs or tropical fruits, jams, jellies or preserves. Afterwards, the boat ride takes you to Palm Island, a small private resort island, where you can find one of the most beautiful beaches of the Grenadines - ideal for a little swim before heading back sailing through the islands.
Duration: 3.5 hours

Arrive in Bridgetown, Barbados and disembark after breakfast. Transfer to the airport for your continued independent journeys.