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Cruise in the Eastern Caribbean from La Romana aboard Norwegian Sky ship with visits to Aruba, Curaçao, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Saint Lucia, and British Virgin Islands for 13 days
Cruise in the Eastern Caribbean from La Romana aboard Norwegian Sky ship with visits to Aruba, Curaçao, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Saint Lucia, and British Virgin Islands for 13 days
About this cruise
Embark on a 13-day cruise adventure in the Eastern Caribbean, departing from La Romana on the Norwegian Sky. Explore captivating destinations in Aruba, Curaçao, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Saint Lucia, and the British Virgin Islands during your journey.
Day 2: Oranjestad, Aruba. Arrival time: 13:00. Departure time: 22:30. Duration of port stay: 9 hours 30 minutes. Oranjestad is the capital of Aruba, the smallest of the ABC Islands and closest to Venezuela. Oranjestad is a lively small city with numerous shopping galleries and restaurants. The new houses somewhat mimic the old colonial style in a flashy and colorful way, at times resembling a Caribbean Disneyland. The city boasts the beautiful Schooner Harbor, where a market takes place daily. The Zoutman Fort, the oldest building on the island, houses the Historical Museum. Every Tuesday, a mini-festival with music is held in the courtyard, providing insights into the island`s culture. Also worth visiting are the Archaeological Museum, the Geological Museum, and the Numismatic Museum. Oranjestad is renowned for its excellent shopping opportunities, with the largest selection found on the shopping street Caya Betico Croes. Aruba is the most touristically developed of the ABC Islands. Visitors are drawn to the duty-free luxury items available in Oranjestad, spend a day at the beach, or dive into the evening entertainment at one of the island`s many casinos. To the northwest of Oranjestad lies the island`s 12-kilometer-long main beach, a beautiful sandy beach lined with palm trees and hotels ranging from upscale to absolute luxury. Those staying longer in Aruba should definitely venture inland to see the massive monoliths, ancient rock paintings of the indigenous people in the caves of Fontain and Canashito, as well as at the rocks of Arikok and Ayo.
Day 3: Willemstad, Curacao. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 20:00. Duration of port stay: 12 hours. Willemstad is the capital of Curaçao, the largest island in the ABC Islands and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. The city is divided into two parts by the harbor entrance, connected by the famous Queen Emma Bridge. Notable sights include the floating market with sailboats and schooners from South America, offering fresh fish, vegetables, fruits, and even monkeys directly from the ships. Other attractions include Fort Amsterdam, built in the 17th century, the Curaçao Museum with its ancient furniture, and the Mikve Israel-Emanuel Synagogue from 1732, the oldest synagogue in the Western Hemisphere. Don`t miss the historic Dutch colonial-style buildings in the old town. The bustling port city is perfect for leisurely shopping, as numerous shops and shopping passages invite visitors to browse and linger.
Day 4: Kralendijk (Bonaire), Netherlands Antilles. Arrival time: 06:00. Departure time: 14:30. Duration of port stay: 8 hours 30 minutes. Kralendijk is located on Bonaire, one of the ABC Islands. It is a charming small island capital with a small harbor and a number of beautiful old colonial houses from the 18th and 19th centuries. Noteworthy sights include Fort Oranje, a Caribbean fortification from the 19th century, the Governor`s Palace, now the seat of the island`s parliament, the old harbor office, and the small fish market. Karel`s Beach Bar is the go-to spot for sunset watching in Kralendijk. The main shopping street is Kaya Grandi, where you can find souvenir shops, boutiques, and a large supermarket further into the city. Along the waterfront, restaurants and bars with a view of the harbor are concentrated.
Day 5: St. George`s, Grenada. Arrival time: 12:15. Departure time: 20:00. Duration of port stay: 7 hours 45 minutes. St. George`s is the capital of Grenada and is considered one of the most attractive port cities in the Caribbean with its narrow, steep streets between houses and churches. The horseshoe-shaped harbor basin of Carenage in the city center is surrounded by Wharf Road. Along the waterfront promenade, there are old warehouses from the French and British colonial era, some of which have been restored and transformed into restaurants, shops, or offices. On the hills around St. George, remnants of old fortress buildings, such as Fort George, can be seen. Behind them, the silhouette of the forested mountains is visible.
Day 6: Scarborough (Tobago), Trinidad and Tobago. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 17:00. Duration of port stay: 9 hours. Scarborough is the capital of the island of Tobago. Situated on a hill above the town is the Fort "King George" with a museum and a beautiful view. In the center, a market is held until noon. The Buccoo Reef is a paradise for snorkelers and divers. A lot of fun can be had participating in the bird feeding at the Arnos Vale Hotel in the afternoons. Enjoy a cup of tea or a cool glass of juice while marveling at tropical birds up close.
Day 7: Bridgetown, Barbados. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 17:00. Duration of port stay: 9 hours. Bridgetown is the capital of the state of Barbados. The city, with a population of 6,700 residents, is located on the south coast of the country. Tourists will find numerous shopping options and an exciting nightlife in the highly modern port area of this picturesque town. Bridgetown is home to a historic synagogue built in 1627 by Brazilian Jews shortly after the founding of the British colony. Visitors can enjoy various water sports activities at the beaches of Dover, Rockley, and Needhams Point.
Day 8: St. Lucia, St. Lucia. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 17:00. Duration of port stay: 9 hours. St. Lucia, a small island nation in the eastern Caribbean, is part of the Lesser Antilles. With its tropical climate and exotic rainforest, the island can be described as a dream destination for sun-seekers and adventurers. Vast beaches invite visitors to dive and snorkel; hikers and nature enthusiasts can explore the rainforest or visit the world`s only accessible volcanic crater. In the capital city of Castries, there are excellent shopping opportunities and the chance to observe silk production. Historical buildings and a fortress overlooking the city remind visitors of the British and French rule on the island.
Sights: Hill of Good Luck, Marigot Bay, historical colonial buildings, Pigeon Island Nature Park with a museum.
Day 9: St. John`s (Antigua), Antigua and Barbuda. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 17:00. Duration of port stay: 9 hours. St. John`s is the capital and sole deep-water port of the microstate of Antigua and Barbuda in the northeastern Caribbean. Clear waters and hundreds of beaches with fine sand surround the city. Due to the duty-free status of the island, visitors can find a variety of fashion boutiques, electronics stores, and jewelers near the harbor at Heritage Quay. Traditional craftsmanship, straw dolls, masks, and exotic colorful clothing can be found in the former slave quarters. The Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, showcasing exhibits from the colonial and slave trade periods, is housed in the former British colonial courthouse. The St. John`s Cathedral with two Georgian-style bell towers overlooks the city from a hill. The surrounding plantations primarily cultivate sugarcane.
Day 10: Basse-Terre (St. Kitts), St. Kitts and Nevis. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 17:00. Duration of port stay: 9 hours. Basseterre is a port city on the Caribbean island of Saint Kitts and is the capital of the islands of Saint Kitts and Nevis. The city is home to 12,600 residents who mainly rely on the textile industry for their livelihood. The deep-water port was recently completed. The architecture of the city is influenced by the British and French colonial eras, especially at Independence Square. Key attractions include The Circus, Independence Square, and St. George`s Church. The Craft House is also worth a visit. Near the capital, visitors should allocate time to explore Brimstone Hill Fortress and Black Rock. The Caribelle Batik factory is another noteworthy site. Additional interesting excursions include the Monkey Research Center, Frigate Bay Development, the southeastern peninsula, and the Mount Liamuiga crater.
Day 11: Philipsburg, St. Maarten. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 17:00. Duration of port stay: 9 hours. Sint Maarten with its capital Philipsburg is the smaller, Dutch part of the enchanting Caribbean island that the Netherlands and France have peacefully shared since 1648. The Dutch side of the island is one of the most popular shopping and vacation destinations in the Caribbean. In Philipsburg alone, there are over 500 shops in pastel-colored Dutch style, where luxury goods can be purchased at up to 50% below retail price. The best experience of authentic Caribbean atmosphere can be found at the Saturday market in the capital city.
Attractions: Zoo, Philipsburg Museum, Fortress in Great Bay Harbour, Casino, Beaches.
Day 12: Tortola, UK Virgin Islands. Arrival time: 07:00. Departure time: 14:30. Duration of port stay: 7 hours 30 minutes. Tortola, the "Dove Island", is the largest and most densely populated island in the British Virgin Islands. The highest point on the island is Mount Sage, standing at 543 meters, offering stunning views of the bay-filled coral reefs. Extensive areas of the forest land are designated as nature reserves. Near Road Town, the island`s capital, you can find the remains of the 18th-century British Fort George, and Fort Charlotte on Harrigan`s Hill. The construction of Fort Recovery is credited to the first Dutch settlers. Also worth visiting are the ruins of "The Dungeon" rising up at Pockwood Pond, where carvings can still be seen in the cellar vaults to this day.
Day 13: La Romana, Dominican Republic. Arrival time: 07:00. Located on the south coast of the province of the same name, La Romana is one of the largest cities in the Caribbean with approximately 200,000 residents. Originally a small village, La Romana gradually grew into a large industrial town with activities such as sugar refining. Following the construction of a port and an international airport, it transformed into a tourist hub. The city boasts stunning Caribbean beaches, a replica of a medieval European village called Altos de Chavón, and Casa de Campo, a luxury resort featuring world-renowned golf courses.
Cabin Prices
The cruise price at the top of the page (2.005€) is listed for the accommodation of one person in a double cabin. To get the total cabin cost, multiply this price by two. All subsequent prices are listed for the entire cabin and do not require additional multiplication.
All prices presented on this website are approximate and do not constitute a public offer. For precise price information, please contact the service provider.
Single Cabin Price
| Cruise Date | Interior Cabin | Ocean View Cabin | Balcony Cabin | Suite |
| 13/01/2026 - 27/01/2026 | 3.910€ | 4.310€ | 6.850€ | 17.180€ |
| 14/01/2026 - 26/01/2026 | 3.430€ | 3.850€ | 6.570€ | 16.570€ |
Double Cabin Price
| Cruise Date | Interior Cabin | Ocean View Cabin | Balcony Cabin | Suite |
| 13/01/2026 - 27/01/2026 | 5.150€ | 5.550€ | 10.000€ | 18.370€ |
| 14/01/2026 - 26/01/2026 | 4.010€ | 4.440€ | 9.190€ | 17.160€ |
Cabin Price for Two Adults with One Child
| Cruise Date | Interior Cabin | Ocean View Cabin | Balcony Cabin | Suite |
| 13/01/2026 - 27/01/2026 | 6.280€ | 6.690€ | 11.140€ | 19.510€ |
| 14/01/2026 - 26/01/2026 | 4.680€ | 5.110€ | 9.850€ | 17.820€ |
Cabin Price for Two Adults with Two Children
| Cruise Date | Interior Cabin | Ocean View Cabin | Balcony Cabin | Suite |
| 13/01/2026 - 27/01/2026 | 7.780€ | 8.180€ | 12.630€ | 21.000€ |
| 14/01/2026 - 26/01/2026 | 5.340€ | 5.770€ | 10.520€ | 18.480€ |
Cruise Route
Day 1: La Romana, Dominican Republic. Departure time: 16:00. Located on the south coast of the province of the same name, La Romana is one of the largest cities in the Caribbean with approximately 200,000 residents. Originally a small village, La Romana gradually grew into a large industrial town with activities such as sugar refining. Following the construction of a port and an international airport, it transformed into a tourist hub. The city boasts stunning Caribbean beaches, a replica of a medieval European village called Altos de Chavón, and Casa de Campo, a luxury resort featuring world-renowned golf courses.Day 2: Oranjestad, Aruba. Arrival time: 13:00. Departure time: 22:30. Duration of port stay: 9 hours 30 minutes. Oranjestad is the capital of Aruba, the smallest of the ABC Islands and closest to Venezuela. Oranjestad is a lively small city with numerous shopping galleries and restaurants. The new houses somewhat mimic the old colonial style in a flashy and colorful way, at times resembling a Caribbean Disneyland. The city boasts the beautiful Schooner Harbor, where a market takes place daily. The Zoutman Fort, the oldest building on the island, houses the Historical Museum. Every Tuesday, a mini-festival with music is held in the courtyard, providing insights into the island`s culture. Also worth visiting are the Archaeological Museum, the Geological Museum, and the Numismatic Museum. Oranjestad is renowned for its excellent shopping opportunities, with the largest selection found on the shopping street Caya Betico Croes. Aruba is the most touristically developed of the ABC Islands. Visitors are drawn to the duty-free luxury items available in Oranjestad, spend a day at the beach, or dive into the evening entertainment at one of the island`s many casinos. To the northwest of Oranjestad lies the island`s 12-kilometer-long main beach, a beautiful sandy beach lined with palm trees and hotels ranging from upscale to absolute luxury. Those staying longer in Aruba should definitely venture inland to see the massive monoliths, ancient rock paintings of the indigenous people in the caves of Fontain and Canashito, as well as at the rocks of Arikok and Ayo.
Day 3: Willemstad, Curacao. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 20:00. Duration of port stay: 12 hours. Willemstad is the capital of Curaçao, the largest island in the ABC Islands and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. The city is divided into two parts by the harbor entrance, connected by the famous Queen Emma Bridge. Notable sights include the floating market with sailboats and schooners from South America, offering fresh fish, vegetables, fruits, and even monkeys directly from the ships. Other attractions include Fort Amsterdam, built in the 17th century, the Curaçao Museum with its ancient furniture, and the Mikve Israel-Emanuel Synagogue from 1732, the oldest synagogue in the Western Hemisphere. Don`t miss the historic Dutch colonial-style buildings in the old town. The bustling port city is perfect for leisurely shopping, as numerous shops and shopping passages invite visitors to browse and linger.
Day 4: Kralendijk (Bonaire), Netherlands Antilles. Arrival time: 06:00. Departure time: 14:30. Duration of port stay: 8 hours 30 minutes. Kralendijk is located on Bonaire, one of the ABC Islands. It is a charming small island capital with a small harbor and a number of beautiful old colonial houses from the 18th and 19th centuries. Noteworthy sights include Fort Oranje, a Caribbean fortification from the 19th century, the Governor`s Palace, now the seat of the island`s parliament, the old harbor office, and the small fish market. Karel`s Beach Bar is the go-to spot for sunset watching in Kralendijk. The main shopping street is Kaya Grandi, where you can find souvenir shops, boutiques, and a large supermarket further into the city. Along the waterfront, restaurants and bars with a view of the harbor are concentrated.
Day 5: St. George`s, Grenada. Arrival time: 12:15. Departure time: 20:00. Duration of port stay: 7 hours 45 minutes. St. George`s is the capital of Grenada and is considered one of the most attractive port cities in the Caribbean with its narrow, steep streets between houses and churches. The horseshoe-shaped harbor basin of Carenage in the city center is surrounded by Wharf Road. Along the waterfront promenade, there are old warehouses from the French and British colonial era, some of which have been restored and transformed into restaurants, shops, or offices. On the hills around St. George, remnants of old fortress buildings, such as Fort George, can be seen. Behind them, the silhouette of the forested mountains is visible.
Day 6: Scarborough (Tobago), Trinidad and Tobago. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 17:00. Duration of port stay: 9 hours. Scarborough is the capital of the island of Tobago. Situated on a hill above the town is the Fort "King George" with a museum and a beautiful view. In the center, a market is held until noon. The Buccoo Reef is a paradise for snorkelers and divers. A lot of fun can be had participating in the bird feeding at the Arnos Vale Hotel in the afternoons. Enjoy a cup of tea or a cool glass of juice while marveling at tropical birds up close.
Day 7: Bridgetown, Barbados. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 17:00. Duration of port stay: 9 hours. Bridgetown is the capital of the state of Barbados. The city, with a population of 6,700 residents, is located on the south coast of the country. Tourists will find numerous shopping options and an exciting nightlife in the highly modern port area of this picturesque town. Bridgetown is home to a historic synagogue built in 1627 by Brazilian Jews shortly after the founding of the British colony. Visitors can enjoy various water sports activities at the beaches of Dover, Rockley, and Needhams Point.
Day 8: St. Lucia, St. Lucia. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 17:00. Duration of port stay: 9 hours. St. Lucia, a small island nation in the eastern Caribbean, is part of the Lesser Antilles. With its tropical climate and exotic rainforest, the island can be described as a dream destination for sun-seekers and adventurers. Vast beaches invite visitors to dive and snorkel; hikers and nature enthusiasts can explore the rainforest or visit the world`s only accessible volcanic crater. In the capital city of Castries, there are excellent shopping opportunities and the chance to observe silk production. Historical buildings and a fortress overlooking the city remind visitors of the British and French rule on the island.
Sights: Hill of Good Luck, Marigot Bay, historical colonial buildings, Pigeon Island Nature Park with a museum.
Day 9: St. John`s (Antigua), Antigua and Barbuda. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 17:00. Duration of port stay: 9 hours. St. John`s is the capital and sole deep-water port of the microstate of Antigua and Barbuda in the northeastern Caribbean. Clear waters and hundreds of beaches with fine sand surround the city. Due to the duty-free status of the island, visitors can find a variety of fashion boutiques, electronics stores, and jewelers near the harbor at Heritage Quay. Traditional craftsmanship, straw dolls, masks, and exotic colorful clothing can be found in the former slave quarters. The Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, showcasing exhibits from the colonial and slave trade periods, is housed in the former British colonial courthouse. The St. John`s Cathedral with two Georgian-style bell towers overlooks the city from a hill. The surrounding plantations primarily cultivate sugarcane.
Day 10: Basse-Terre (St. Kitts), St. Kitts and Nevis. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 17:00. Duration of port stay: 9 hours. Basseterre is a port city on the Caribbean island of Saint Kitts and is the capital of the islands of Saint Kitts and Nevis. The city is home to 12,600 residents who mainly rely on the textile industry for their livelihood. The deep-water port was recently completed. The architecture of the city is influenced by the British and French colonial eras, especially at Independence Square. Key attractions include The Circus, Independence Square, and St. George`s Church. The Craft House is also worth a visit. Near the capital, visitors should allocate time to explore Brimstone Hill Fortress and Black Rock. The Caribelle Batik factory is another noteworthy site. Additional interesting excursions include the Monkey Research Center, Frigate Bay Development, the southeastern peninsula, and the Mount Liamuiga crater.
Day 11: Philipsburg, St. Maarten. Arrival time: 08:00. Departure time: 17:00. Duration of port stay: 9 hours. Sint Maarten with its capital Philipsburg is the smaller, Dutch part of the enchanting Caribbean island that the Netherlands and France have peacefully shared since 1648. The Dutch side of the island is one of the most popular shopping and vacation destinations in the Caribbean. In Philipsburg alone, there are over 500 shops in pastel-colored Dutch style, where luxury goods can be purchased at up to 50% below retail price. The best experience of authentic Caribbean atmosphere can be found at the Saturday market in the capital city.
Attractions: Zoo, Philipsburg Museum, Fortress in Great Bay Harbour, Casino, Beaches.
Day 12: Tortola, UK Virgin Islands. Arrival time: 07:00. Departure time: 14:30. Duration of port stay: 7 hours 30 minutes. Tortola, the "Dove Island", is the largest and most densely populated island in the British Virgin Islands. The highest point on the island is Mount Sage, standing at 543 meters, offering stunning views of the bay-filled coral reefs. Extensive areas of the forest land are designated as nature reserves. Near Road Town, the island`s capital, you can find the remains of the 18th-century British Fort George, and Fort Charlotte on Harrigan`s Hill. The construction of Fort Recovery is credited to the first Dutch settlers. Also worth visiting are the ruins of "The Dungeon" rising up at Pockwood Pond, where carvings can still be seen in the cellar vaults to this day.
Day 13: La Romana, Dominican Republic. Arrival time: 07:00. Located on the south coast of the province of the same name, La Romana is one of the largest cities in the Caribbean with approximately 200,000 residents. Originally a small village, La Romana gradually grew into a large industrial town with activities such as sugar refining. Following the construction of a port and an international airport, it transformed into a tourist hub. The city boasts stunning Caribbean beaches, a replica of a medieval European village called Altos de Chavón, and Casa de Campo, a luxury resort featuring world-renowned golf courses.
