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Jim's picks for your ports of call

Head straight from the pier to one of Tortola's beautiful beaches, such as Cane Garden Bay, for a few hours of swimming and sun.
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A boat ride to The Baths on Virgin Gorda, where giant granite boulders form grottoes and tidal pools along a white-sand beach. One of the most famous sights in the Caribbean.
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A private guided hike through Tortola's hillside forest to ruins of an old windmill and sweeping views over the islands.
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A day on the water in Guadeloupe's lagoon: mangroves, coral reef snorkeling and the tiny sandy islet of Ilet Caret.
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Visit the real spots from the TV show "Death in Paradise," including the village of Deshaies and Catherine's bar, plus the botanical garden.
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A guided visit to a traditional Guadeloupe rum distillery to see how agricultural rum is made, ending with a tasting.
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St. Lucia's most-booked tour: drive through villages and rainforest to Soufriere and the Pitons, see the drive-in volcano, then cruise back along the coast.
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A two-hour ATV ride over hills and through banana plantations with sweeping island views.
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Soak in the warm volcanic mud baths at Sulphur Springs, then rinse off at a waterfall in the rainforest. A perfect 5-star rating from hundreds of travelers.
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Barbados' most-booked trip: sail the west coast, swim with sea turtles, snorkel over shipwrecks in Carlisle Bay, and enjoy lunch and drinks on board.
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Ride an electric tram deep into Harrison's Cave to see crystal-clear streams, waterfalls and huge stalactites.
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A full-day drive from the calm west coast beaches to the wild Atlantic shore at Bathsheba, with stops at the island's best lookouts and landmarks.
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Swim through the narrow Titou Gorge, soak in natural hot springs, then snorkel at Champagne Reef, where volcanic bubbles rise from the sea floor.
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Head out from Roseau to look for the sperm whales and dolphins that live off Dominica's coast year-round.
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Cook a Creole meal with a local host using island produce and spices, then sit down to enjoy it together.
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