Emerald Cruise Lines

Early in the morning of day two, the Emerald Cruises Star-ship will reach Culebra Island, it’s famous for its white-sand beaches and active reefs. Guests onboard will find peace & tranquillity and can engage themselves in underwater adventures.

Post lunch, the guests will sail to the Vieques Island. The coastal town of Esperanza on the Vieques Island has the most amazing waterfront with beaches that’re lined up with restaurants, bars, and guest-houses. Kayaking in the Bioluminescent Bay is the top activity organised by Emerald Cruises and the yacht leaves the island at 23:00 PM.

It’s day three, the yachting cruise will reach Cruz Bay in St. John Island, a part of U.S. Virgin Islands. This island is a tropical paradise with more than half of its land is protected as a National Park. Virgin Islands National Park and Annaberg Sugar Plantation Ruins are the top-attractions of St. John Island.

Emerald Cruises have organised a guided tour to the St. John Island with Annaberg Plantation Ruins and guests will board an open-air safari transportation for a comprehensive tour of the Island.

On day four of the cruise, early in the morning at 8:00 AM the Emerald’s Star-ship will reach Jost Van Dyke, smallest of four main islands comprising the British Virgin Islands. It’s a famous sailing destination and popularly known as ‘The Last Virgin Island’.

Emerald Cruises have organised a BBQ lunch on fully equipped beach with live band under a laid-back atmosphere. White Bay Beach here made up of rocky scenery and colourful local culture is a top-attraction.

It’s day five and we reach the Phillipsburg, the capital city of Sint Maarten, popular for its shopping, lively boardwalk, and effervescent beaches. Having a great influence of Dutch culture, Phillipsburg has striking colonial architecture and beautiful beaches.

Emerald Cruises have organised a guided tour to the breathtaking landscapes of Saint Martin and in-depth exploration of island’s rich heritage and vibrant present. Dutch Side vs. French Side is a unique experience as it’s an island shared by two nations.

On day six, the Emerald Cruise’s Star-ship will reach the port town of Gustavia in Saint Barthelemy; it’s popularly known as Saint-Barths. It’s a French-speaking island and is named after King Gustav III of Sweden after France ceded the island to Sweden in 1784.

Travellers visiting Saint-Barths have been impressed by its historic wooden houses and luxurious colonial estates. Check-out the Gustavia Harbour having luxury yachts and catamarans and a visit to Shell Beach (Anse de Galets), a beach covered entirely in sea shells will leave you amazed.

Popularly known as the ‘Emerald Isle of the Caribbean’; Montserrat is the most unique volcanic island of the Caribbean Islands. On day seven, the guests onboard here can look to discover the top-attractions such as Soufrière Hills Volcano and Plymouth.

Emerald Cruises have organised a guided tour which showcases magnificent Volcano Views and a visit to Montserrat Volcano Observatory. A visit to Plymouth that has ruins of the former capital city buried by volcanic eruptions in 1995 will leave you in sombre mood.

Your amazing Caribbean Yachting Hideaways Cruise, on the final eight day concludes as your cruise ship reaches its final port of St. John’s in Antigua and Barbuda. Deboard from Emerald Cruise’s Star-ship with a great accumulation of cherished memories from various Caribbean Islands such as Culebra Island & Vieques Island, St. John in U.S. Virgin Islands, Phillipsburg in Sint Maarten, and Little Bay in Montserrat.