Itinerary

The first stop is a nude beach day at Half Moon Cay.  Located on Little San Salvador Island, a private island in the Bahamas, it is considered to be the most beautiful and pristine of the cruise lines’ private islands.  The island offers everything you need for a day of play in paradise: a two-mile crescent of perfect beach, an interior lagoon, private beachside cabanas with butler service, showers and misters, and all manner of water sports and activities in crystal clear waters.

 It’s the best private island experience and it will be nude for our visit with a host of luxurious amenities for a day of play like no other, including an onshore beach BBQ supplied the by the ship.

When you think of a tropical Island you think of Jamaica.  Harry Belafonte’s “Island in the Sun” is lush, green and kissed by ocean breezes.  Ocho Rios is a half-moon shaped cove in the middle of Jamaica's northern coastline.  It is a beautiful resort town with stunning waterfalls and beaches and interesting colonial-period buildings. Try Fisherman's Beach for authentic Jamaican seafood.

Dunn's River Falls is both a 600-foot natural staircase of cascading water, and the most famous attraction in Ocho Rios. Gather some friends from the cruise, form a human chain, and hike directly across the face of the falls. Or visit Shaw Park Botanical Gardens, which offers 32 acres of indigenous trees, flowers and shrubs, and even picturesque streams, waterfalls and views to the town below.

Natural beauty, coupled with the Caribbean's finest cuisine and shopping, makes Grand Cayman a genuine isle getaway. Nestled in the serene, azure tides of the western Caribbean lies the Cayman Islands, a British Crown Colony discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1503.

Amidst the historic aura is an island boasting ribbons of sandy shores, lush vegetation and bountiful activities. Finding events to fill your day is simple with world-class scuba diving, snorkeling, museums and botanical gardens, to name just a few. The shores and sites of Grand Cayman await you!

Located off the north coast of Honduras and at the southern end of the second-largest barrier reef in the world lies the island of Roatan, a quiet haven for divers and beach aficionados.  Known for its crystal-clear water, blue skies and warm sun, Mahogany Beach, located at the west end of Roatan, is nearly 300 yards of white sand, with private cabanas and water sports, making it the perfect place for swimming, kayaking and snorkeling.

Spend the day at Mahogany Bay or sign up for one of many exciting shore excursions that include a trip to a nudist resort called Paya Bay, or hiking, sightseeing or swimming with the dolphins!  If adventure activities are not your cup of tea, no problem! One can also enjoy the cruise center's shopping and dining, then take in the spectacular views of the islands lush paradise from the Magical Flying Beach Chair!