Board your non-air- conditioned mini- van and enjoy a narrated drive through the picturesque capital of St. George’s, passing the Government House on your way to Fort Frederick. Begun by the French in 1779 and completed by the English in 1791, the fort offers a fantastic view of the town and the harbor below. Following a brief tour at the fort, drive through Woodlands in the sugar cane belt and pay a brief visit to a small rum distillery for a tasting. Then head for the resort area of Grand Anse Beach, where you are served a complimentary drink and enjoy approximately an hour and a half to swim or relax before returning to the ship. Changing rooms are available at the beach.

Board you open-air 4WD vehicle and drive through St. George’s to Clabony Sulfur Pond in the island interior. Your route travels winding roads through tropical rain forests, passing small villages. Photo stops are featured during your journey, and complimentary soft drinks are available. Hike for approximately 15 minutes through the rain forest to the pond, where you have approximately 30 minutes to relax in the warm waters and drink in the tranquil surroundings. Continue to Grand Etang Lake in Grand Etang National Park, situated 1,900 feet above sea level. Enjoy a complimentary beverage while drinking in views of the lake, located in the crater of an extinct volcano. Your return route to the ship’s tender dock features a panoramic photo opportunity.

Board your non-air-conditioned transportation and drive through St. George over the old Fort Road for a photo stop of the picturesque harbor, on the way to Morne Gazo. This conical hill rises some 1,140 feet above sea level and is forested with semi- deciduous trees - the last forest of its kind on the island. At the trailhead receive a short briefing and a complimentary bottle of water. The trail, made of crushed nutmeg shells, ascends 200 feet and is approximately one mile long. Throughout the trek, your guide points out the tropical trees and plants, several of which are used in local medicines and remedies. At the summit, a lookout platform built around a large tree offers panoramic views of Point Salines and the surrounding countryside. Hike back to the trailhead, meet your transportation, and drive to Grand Anse Beach, where you have approximately one hour to swim, relax and enjoy a rum punch, local beer or soft drink. Changing facilities are available.

Board your non-air-conditioned transportation and drive through the picturesque capital of St. George’s on the way to Grand Etang Lake, situated 1,900 feet above sea level in the crater of an extinct volcano. Following this brief photo stop, drive to the trailhead for spectacular Seven Sisters Falls. The approximately 40- minute hike follows a narrow trail that is quite steep, slippery and muddy. Hikers encounter protruding rocks and roots and must ford a small stream. During the trek, your guide points out tropical flora including strangler vines, wild nutmeg trees, heliconias and ginger lilies. Seven Sisters is actually two falls, one spilling into the other, and both feature big rock pools suitable for swimming. You have ample time to take photos, enjoy a complimentary beverage, relax, or swim in the cool, clear mountain waters before the hike back. Meet your transportation at the trailhead for the return to ship.