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

Charlotteville is a small, quiet village on the northeastern tip of Tobago at Man-o-war Bay. It is a tiny fishing village surrounded by hilly rainforest that opens up to the Caribbean Sea. There are plenty of hiking trails that lead around the bay and up to the hills. 

Optional Activities: 

Charlotteville – Angel Reef View & Snorkel:  Enjoy a scenic and mountainous drive to the town of Speyside where a glass bottom boat awaits. Cruise out of the tiny harbor and down the emerald coast before heading out to Angel Reef, a favorite of divers around the world. Angel reef boasts of crystal-clear water providing visibility of up to one hundred feet and is Tobago's premiere snorkeling area. Your guide highlights points of interest and shares his knowledge of this underwater environment as you float over thousand-year-old coral formations, observe huge sponges, and view world's largest single brain coral. See colorful reef fish and diverse marine life in their natural habitat, all from the comfort of the boat. After this informative overview, drop anchor and you are invited to snorkel, swim, or simply relax onboard. Cold drinks are served before your return to Charlotteville and the yacht.
Duration: 2.5 hours

Charlotteville – Hiking The Argyle Waterfall: Enjoy a half-day Yachting Land Adventure into Tobago's rainforest. Your drive takes you along Tobago's windward coast to Roxborough and enters the Argyle Waterfalls trail. From there, turn off the Main Ridge and enter the oldest forest reserve in the Western Hemisphere. At the rainforest, a naturalist guide takes you for an approximate 40-minute hike through lush tropical vegetation, abundant in plant and wildlife. Visit the three- tiered Argyle Waterfall, where you may swim in the natural pool or simply take in the tranquility of the reserve. This is an 'off-the-beaten-path' eco-experience and offers an opportunity to better understand the flora and fauna of this lush island.
Duration: 3.5 hours

Buccoo Reef is one of the most accessible coral reefs in the Caribbean. It is a protected marine park located a short distance off Pigeon Point and Store Bay beaches.The reef has a fascinating, colorful underwater life. World-famous French oceanographer and explorer Jacques Cousteau visited Tobago's Buccoo Reef and rated it as the third most spectacular reef in the world.

Optional Activities: 

The Buccoo Reef – Glass Bottom Bucco Reef Trip: After departing the yacht at Scarborough, take a 15-minute drive along the Claude Noel Highway to the entrance to Pigeon Point Beach. On arrival, you are guided to the Glass Bottom Boats by walking through ankle-high water. Make your way to Buccoo Reef. On this trip, your Boat Captain passes over the Coral Gardens pointing out the different marine and coral life before proceeding to the reef, where the boats anchor and you are invited to snorkel and explore the marine life. From this point, then continue to the Nylon Pool, a sand bank out at sea where you can swim in waters not more that 4-feet high. Then make your way back to Pigeon Point Beach, passing by a lagoon. Your drivers wait for you to take you back the pier
Duration: 2.5 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 island 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. The 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, enjoy a refreshing punch, relax on the deck, and enjoy 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

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, and 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 can 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

This British Overseas Territory is becoming more popular due to the incredible resort options as well as world-recognized beaches and incredible golf. 

Optional Activities: 

Sandy Ground, Anguilla – The Dolphin Encounter: Start this once-in-a-lifetime experience with a 15-minute orientation seminar and learn some interesting facts about dolphins, followed by specific instructions from the training staff on what you experience when you enter to swim with the dolphins. Following the orientation, the professional trainers take you dock-side before you enter the water for 45 minutes of pure happiness. Enjoy the thrill of gently rubbing the dolphin’s skin as you swim next to these gentle creatures. 
Duration: 2.5 hours

Philipsburg is the main town on the Dutch side of St Maarten. The town is situated on a narrow stretch of land between Great Bay and the Great Salt Pond. Philipsburg was founded in 1763 by John Philips, a Scottish captain in the Dutch navy. The settlement soon became a center for international trade. The main shopping district is located on Front Street and is in the heart of the city. 

Arrive at Philipsburg and disembark after breakfast. Transfer to the airport for your continued independent journeys.

​Optional Activities: 

Philipsburg, St Maarten – America’s Cup 12 Meter Regatta: Memories are made of this! Today is your chance to join the crew aboard a multi-million dollar America's Cup contender during the St. Martin 12-Meter Regatta. Compete in an actual race around an "America's Cup" course. Grind a winch, trim a sail, and sail "your" America's Cup boat to victory. The able and experienced Regatta staff give instructions on how to perform a task and what commands to expect. Previous sailing experience is unnecessary. The Regatta is out of St. Maarten's Philipsburg Harbor, and round-trip transportation is included for all "crew members." Join the victory celebration with a Rum Punch on the dock before returning to the ship quay. If you love to sail or have never tried, do not miss this adventure!
Duration: 3 hours

Philipsburg, St Maarten – The Zip-Line Lovers Zip Line - Extreme: Do you LOVE zipping through treetops? Have you "done" zip-lines before? Did you always feel that the zip-lines were too short or too few? Did the rides always leave you wanting more? Then this is YOUR kind of trip! This one is amazing! After being outfitted at the station at the bottom of the lush valley, an open-air truck takes you on a short drive up, almost to the top of the mountain. Soon you find yourself high above the regular fly-zone down below and enjoying spectacular views of Marigot and the verdant valley. Welcome to the "jungle." A short "practice" zip starts you off. From then on you begin to make your way down into the valley along longer zip-lines, with some of them 50 to 60 feet (15-18 meters) above the ground. There are a couple of tightrope walks to break up the zipping but for the most part, this is all about the exhilarating fun of zipping from tree to tree.
Duration: 3.5 hours

Philipsburg, St Maarten – Orient Bay Beach Transfer: Leave the ship’s pier at Philipsburg and enjoy a scenic drive to one of the island's most beautiful and well- known beaches - Orient Bay Beach. The transfer concludes at the conveniently located central section of Orient Bay Beach known as Waikiki Beach (named after the restaurant here and also offering great food). Find several bars, cafes, and watersport rental stands (parasailing, hobbies, jet skis) here. For your orientation, the southern portion is St Martin's (in)famous nude beach, while the northern end is popular with windsurfers. You have approximately three hours to do as you please: walk the beach, enjoy a snack and some people watching at one of the cafes, or partake in one of the watersport activities available. Then re-board the transfer vehicle where you first arrived at "Waikiki" for your return to the ship. This is a great way to "soak up some of the local color" and still have the afternoon for shopping in Philipsburg.
Duration: 4 hours

Philipsburg, St Maarten – Deep Sea Fishing: Let your skilled skipper help you find the right fishing spot. Depending on the time of year, the waters around St. Martin abound in blue marlin, tuna, swordfish, mahi-mahi, white marlin, sailfish, wahoo, barracuda and more. The fishing boat charter waits for you right at the pier where you are tendered ashore in Marigot. Depending on the sea conditions and time permitting, the skipper brings you as far as off Anguilla, around St-Martin/Saint Maarten or St. Barth coasts.
Duration: 4.5 – 5 hours