Caribbean Shore Excursions
Tours in every Caribbean cruise port.
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About Caribbean shore excursions
Most Caribbean cruises stop in three or four ports, and you'll usually have a full day ashore in each. Western Caribbean sailings call at places like Cozumel, Roatan and Belize City, where reefs, Mayan ruins and jungle zip lines are the big draws. Eastern routes visit St. Thomas, St. Maarten and Nassau, known for beaches, catamaran trips and duty free shopping.
Further south, St. Lucia and St. Kitts are green and mountainous, so island drives, waterfalls and rainforest walks are popular there. In Belize City and Grand Cayman ships anchor offshore and you reach land by tender, so allow extra time getting back to the ship.
Questions
How much do Caribbean shore excursions cost?
Most of the 924 tours cost $85 to $168 per adult. The cheapest start under $40, and 176 are on sale now.
Which Caribbean port has the most tours?
Cozumel, with 74 tours, then Roatan with 66 and St. Maarten with 63.
What kinds of tour are most popular?
Nature and wildlife trips (176 tours), scenic tours (169) and cultural visits (167), then beach days (105) and snorkeling (95).
Which Caribbean ports use tenders?
In Belize City and Grand Cayman ships anchor offshore and you reach land by small boat, so allow extra time getting back to the ship.
Where do Caribbean cruises start?
Most leave from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Port Canaveral, Galveston or New Orleans. Those ports have tours too, for the day before you sail.
