MSC Poesia

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Climb the famous terraced cascades of Dunn's River Falls hand in hand with your group, then swim and jump at the Blue Hole's turquoise pools.

A peaceful ride down the White River on a bamboo raft steered by a local raft captain, surrounded by tropical forest.

A relaxed private tour with a local driver-guide to Ocho Rios' lookouts, landmarks and local spots, at your own pace.

Watch ships pass through the Panama Canal at the Miraflores Locks, then tour Panama City's old quarter and skyline.

Explore the rainforest, the Spanish ruins of San Lorenzo Fort above the Chagres River, and the new Agua Clara canal locks.

Sail Panama's Caribbean coast by catamaran to quiet beaches for swimming and snorkeling, with lunch.

Cruise the jungle canals looking for sloths, monkeys and toucans, then see the highlights of Puerto Limón and Playa Bonita.

Walk the rainforest trail of Cahuita National Park along white-sand beaches, watching for wildlife, with a canal boat ride included.

Fly over the rainforest canopy on a zipline, then slow down for a wildlife-spotting boat ride on the canals.

Ideal for families, relax on the beach and hang out with local monkeys and sloths on this small-group tour in Roatan. With transfers from the Mahogany Bay Cruise Terminal provided, you'll have plenty of time to experience Roatan's wild nature at the island's fabulous wildlife sanctuaries—and plenty of time to relax in the crystal water.

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

A customizable tour of the island with a local guide, covering lookouts, villages, local food and culture, set around your ship's schedule.

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.