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Seabourn invites travellers aboard the Seabourn Ovation for a 19-night expedition departing from Sint Maarten and culminating in Lisbon. This journey offers an eclectic mix of Caribbean and Atlantic destinations, each imbued with rich cultural flavours and natural wonders. From the vibrant Caribbean spice islands to the picturesque Atlantic shores, guests will experience the tranquillity of Frenchman's Cay, the lush landscapes of Martinique, and the historic charm of Bridgetown, Barbados, among others.
As the expedition progresses, passengers will have the opportunity to explore enchanting ports such as Bequia, Grenada, and Funchal in Madeira. Each destination promises unique adventures; whether it's venturing into the rainforests, exploring colonial architecture, or indulging in local gastronomic delights. This impressive itinerary not only showcases diverse cultures and landscapes but also allows ample time for relaxation and exploration, culminating in the historic and architecturally rich city of Lisbon on 20 Apr 2024 08:00.
Sint Maarten, Sint Maarten (Dutch part): Explore the vibrant culture and stunning beaches of Sint Maarten on this exhilarating start to your expedition holiday. Discover the blend of Dutch and French heritage in the island's unique cuisine, lively markets, and scenic landscapes.
Frenchman's Cay, British Virgin Islands: Unwind in the tranquil beauty of Frenchman's Cay, a serene spot nestled among the British Virgin Islands. Enjoy leisurely walks, explore local wildlife, or simply relax on the sun-drenched beaches.
South Friars Bay, Saint Kitts and Nevis: Bask in the tropical charm of South Friars Bay, where lush greenery meets pristine sands. Engage in water sports, explore nearby attractions, or indulge in local culinary delights.
Fort-de-France, Martinique: The largest of the Windward Islands, Martinique is situated 4,261 miles from Paris yet exudes a distinctly French flavour with a touch of West Indian spice. Its cuisine is a superb blend of French and Creole influences. The landscape is filled with tropical flowers and fruit-laden trees. With acres of banana plantations and fields of sugarcane, the island offers vistas of rugged mountains, verdant rainforests for hikers, and underwater treasures for snorkelers and divers. A visit to Fort-de-France offers an enticing mix of relaxation and adventure.
Port Elizabeth, Bequia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Bequia, meaning 'island of the cloud,' is renowned for its tradition of boatbuilding and sailing. Visitors enjoy its golden beaches, quaint inns, and vibrant waterfront in Port Elizabeth. With its lively Easter Regatta and exceptional local crafts, this island is a well-loved destination for seafaring adventurers.
Saint George's, Grenada: Known as the Isle of Spice, Grenada offers a sensory delight with its fragrant air filled with nutmeg and cinnamon. The capital, St. George's, is a picturesque city with stunning harbors, exotic flowers, and vibrant markets. Discover the Island's rich history, bustling streets and engaging cultural sites.
Bridgetown, Barbados: Nestled by the only natural harbour in Barbados, Bridgetown features a harmonious blend of modern and colonial architecture. With lush palm-lined beaches and historical treasures like the parliament buildings and Anglican church, it invites exploration and relaxation alike.
Saint Pierre, Martinique: Discover the remnants of French colonial history in Saint Pierre, set against the backdrop of Martinique’s vibrant culture and natural beauty. Wander through streets that speak volumes of a time gone by, while embracing the unparalleled vistas that unveil themselves along the coastline.
South Friars Bay, Saint Kitts and Nevis: Revisit the scenic splendour of South Friars Bay, where captivating landscapes and cultural wonders await. Engage in relaxation or adventure amid the idyllic surroundings of this inviting coastal retreat.
Funchal, Madeira, Portugal: Funchal, shaped by its volcanic origins, is renowned for its stunning scenery and historical significance. Known as 'The Floating Garden of the Atlantic', the island boasts lush vineyards and vibrant wildflowers. Delve into its natural beauty and cultural heritage, experiencing why it is often called 'God's Botanical Gardens'.
Lisbon, Portugal: Lisbon, set on seven hills along the River Tagus, enchants with its blend of majestic architecture and history. Famous for its Moorish influences and reimagined 18th-century avenues, Lisbon offers a remarkable mix of modern pleasures and enduring historical wonders, making it a must-visit city on your itinerary.
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