Sirena

Enjoy a hassle-free beach day in Cozumel without budgeting separately for meals, drinks, and amenities. This all-inclusive pass to Mr. Sancho’s Beach Club gives you access to a dedicated beachfront area, pool bar, hammocks, unlimited food, and drinks.

Ride an ATV through the jungle to swim in the Jade Caverns cenote and visit a Mayan village, one of Cozumel's most popular adventures.

A boat trip to snorkel Cozumel's world-famous reefs, ending at El Cielo, a shallow sandbar full of starfish.

Travel inland to Chacchoben, a Mayan city hidden in the jungle, to explore its temples and pyramids with a guide and learn about the people who built them.

Visit the stunning Bacalar lagoon, famous for its many shades of blue, to swim and relax in its fresh, clear water.

Cook authentic Mexican dishes with a local chef at a beachfront cafe near the port, then eat what you made by the sea. A two-hour class with perfect reviews.

Aruba's most-reviewed tour: drive off-road along the rugged north coast to a hidden beach and a natural cave pool for a swim.

An easy bus tour to the classic sights, including the California Lighthouse, Casibari rock formations, the Alto Vista chapel and the north coast.

Sail along Aruba's calm west coast to snorkel at a shipwreck and coral reef, with lunch and drinks served on board.

Snorkel alongside wild sea turtles, then relax at Grote Knip, one of Curacao's prettiest beaches. Underwater photos are included.

A small-group day covering Curacao's best: colorful Willemstad, the island's countryside, beaches and lookouts.

Take the wheel of an off-road buggy on dirt trails around Willemstad, with a stop to cool off at the beach.

A small-group boat trip to snorkel two spots in Bonaire's protected marine park, famous for some of the healthiest reefs in the Caribbean.

Race across the flat island on a three-wheeled landsailer powered by Bonaire's steady trade winds. A one-of-a-kind activity with a perfect 5-star rating.

See both ends of Bonaire in three hours: flamingos, salt pans, slave huts and the wild northern coast, with a local guide.

Discover the Spice Isle: swim at Concord Waterfall, see how Grenada's chocolate is made, taste local rum and visit the Grand Etang crater lake.

Float down a rainforest river on a tube, with stops at Annandale Falls and Grand Etang lake.

Snorkel among the famous underwater sculptures at Moliniere Bay and over a nearby reef on a four-hour boat trip.

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.

A two-hour ATV ride over hills and through banana plantations with sweeping island views.

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.

A day on the water in Guadeloupe's lagoon: mangroves, coral reef snorkeling and the tiny sandy islet of Ilet Caret.

Visit the real spots from the TV show "Death in Paradise," including the village of Deshaies and Catherine's bar, plus the botanical garden.

A guided visit to a traditional Guadeloupe rum distillery to see how agricultural rum is made, ending with a tasting.

A fast boat ride around the island to snorkel with turtles and tropical fish, then beach time and lunch on a small island off the coast. One of the most-booked tours in St. Maarten.

Drive your own off-roader over the hills and coast roads, ending at Maho Beach, where jets land just over your head. Built around cruise ship times.

A private guide shows you both the Dutch and French sides of the island: Philipsburg, Marigot, Orient Bay and the best lookouts, at your own pace.

A short boat ride to Rose Island to meet the famous swimming pigs, followed by a Bahamian lunch, beach loungers, snorkeling and paddleboarding at a private beach club.

A quick, easy loop of Nassau's landmarks: the Queen's Staircase, Fort Fincastle, the rum cake factory and a stop at Atlantis on Paradise Island, all well within your time in port.

Stroll downtown Nassau sampling conch, local dishes and Bahamian rum at hand-picked spots, with stories about the island's history between bites. Easy walking distance from the ship.

Hike through the jungle to climb, jump and slide down natural waterfalls, then refuel with a Dominican lunch.

Drive a dune buggy along muddy country trails and through local villages for a three-hour off-road ride from the cruise port.

Discover the Victorian town center, the San Felipe fortress, and local rum, cigars and chocolate on a relaxed half-day tour of Puerto Plata.

A small-group trip into the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest system to hike, swim in river pools and ride a natural rock waterslide.

Glide along San Juan's coast with an underwater jet scooter, looking for sea turtles on the reef. Videos of your swim are included, and it takes about 90 minutes.

See the colorful streets, forts and city walls of Old San Juan by golf cart, covering more ground than on foot, just steps from the cruise pier.

See St. Kitts the way locals do, with a guide who takes you past the usual stops to villages, viewpoints and the stories behind them. One of the island's best-reviewed tours.

Sail the calm Caribbean coast by catamaran, snorkel a reef, and enjoy lunch and drinks on board.

Ride an ATV through old sugar cane fields and hillside trails, with views of the ocean and neighboring Nevis.

Sail on a comfortable catamaran to swim with sea turtles in calm, clear water, then relax at a white-sand beach before heading back to the ship.

A three-hour walk through historic Charlotte Amalie tasting West Indian dishes and local rum, with the story of the island's Danish colonial past along the way.

Ride a guided off-road route through the hills of St. Thomas for big views over the harbor and neighboring islands. About two hours, so it fits an easy port day.

Circle all of Antigua by speedboat, stopping to snorkel, swim at Stingray City and see Devil's Bridge and the island's quiet bays from the water.

A guided drive to the island's highlights, including Nelson's Dockyard, the view from Shirley Heights and some of Antigua's famous beaches.

Zip around Antigua in an open-air tuk-tuk, through the rainforest and on to a couple of beaches, for a fun, laid-back half day.

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.

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.

A private guided hike through Tortola's hillside forest to ruins of an old windmill and sweeping views over the islands.