Rotterdam

Three adventures in one day: swim in the Blue Hole, ride a horse along the trails, and float down a jungle river on a tube.

Glide down a calm river on a bamboo raft with a local captain, and enjoy a traditional limestone foot massage along the way.

A private half-day tour of Montego Bay with a friendly local guide, covering the town's sights and time at the beach.

Hold sloths and meet monkeys at a wildlife sanctuary, then taste local chocolate and rum on a tour of Roatan that fits easily into a port day.

An easy one-hour horseback ride near the Mahogany Bay cruise center, through tropical trails with island views. Great for beginners.

Snorkel three of Roatan's best spots in one trip: a sunken shipwreck, starfish-filled shallows and the Blue Channel reef.

Float on an inner tube through limestone caves along a jungle river, the most popular adventure in Belize, followed by a local lunch.

Travel by boat up a jungle river to Lamanai, a Mayan city with towering temples, keeping an eye out for crocodiles and howler monkeys along the way.

A two-hour taste of Belize City: local dishes, snacks and drinks, plus a look at the city's landmarks, close to the tender pier.

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.

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.