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DESTINATIONS UNCOVERED:
Don’t miss St. Bart's
St. Bart's may be a small Caribbean
island, but that's no indication of what you'll find there.
Squeeze a few famous faces, some curious creatures and a
lagoon-dotted landscape into 8 square miles and you've got
hidden adventures other Caribbean visitors may have missed. But
not our Royal Caribbean cruisers! With an eye for exploration,
you'll spot plenty of new foods to sample, interesting people to
chat with, and exciting activities to jump into. Here are just a
few can't-miss features of spunky St. Bart's. |
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St - Barts, a dream of a destination.
...out of a crashing, volcanic explosion, came St-Barts, the
jewel of the Caribbean. 25 square kilometers of land, 22
beautiful beaches, many luxurious boutiques, hundreds of
traditional Creole houses and secret gardens for your dreams of
evasion.
Nonchalance, happiness, calm, luxurious, warm. St-Barts is
welcoming, St-Barts welcomes you. St-Barts will charm you with
its patchwork of landscapes and the diversity of proposed
pleasures. Whether you feel like a lizard, simply lying in the
sun, like a busy little ant running around the island, or like a
safari photo, the range of activities will certainly satisfy
you. A little more discreet but very efficient is the warm
welcome, the wide smile and the serenity. Your stay will leave
you with the exquisite souvenir of balmy tropical evenings
swayed by the local biguine music, flavored with vanilla and
peppered with Caribbean spices. Lazy days, sporty days, the sea
is the king, the excellent restaurants, the refinement of the
hotels...everything you need to spend a good vacation..
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| NEW FOODS |
As part of the
French Antilles, you'd expect St. Bart's cuisine to have a
French flair. What you may not expect are the culinary
masterpieces this little island has to offer. Part Caribbean,
part French, the food here is talked about all over the world.
Good to Know…
Chefs who've studied at the best
culinary schools in France often come to St. Bart's to work and
open their own restaurants. C'est magnifique!
The port town of Gustavia was
once a major hub for Caribbean commerce. A few of the town's
original stone warehouses have survived the years and have been
transformed into stylish, must-see restaurants and bars. |
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| NEW FRIENDS |
Okay, so you
may catch a few celebrities and maybe a royal or two on St.
Bart's, but the real characters are the island locals. Friendly
faces are everywhere and everyone has a story to tell about this
island's vibrant history.
Good to know…
Hop on the Nuage 3, an elegant 47-foot sailing catamaran, and
tour the island's peaceful waters in style with a local
catamaran captain who knows just where to go.
Not all the locals live above
water. Visit the Marine Park on an Odyssee Caraibes tour and
take a swim with schools of tropical fish. You may even see some
barracuda or sea turtles. |
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| NEW
ADVENTURES |
With six large
lagoons, 22 beautiful beaches, and a landscape that's more coast
than inland, St. Bart's boasts a bunch of aquatic activities.
Whether you're into basking on the beach or snorkeling the day
away, you'll find plenty to keep you keyed up.
Good to know….
Those beautiful blue waves are good for more than just getting
your toes wet. The eastern part of St. Bart's is known for its
excellent windsurfing. So grab a board and give it a go.
Why just hang around the island
when you can zoom around it? The Fast 'n' Fun high-speed
inflatable craft makes a loop around the entire island before
stopping at secluded Colombier Bay. |
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More
About St. Barts.
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Cruises
that sail to this and nearby ports of call.
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HOT DEAL |
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Ship Name: Empress Of The Seas
Departure Port: San Juan, Puerto Rico
Ports of Call: San Juan, Puerto Rico; Philipsburg, St.
Maarten; Gustavia, St. Barts; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Castries,
St. Lucia; Bridgetown, Barbados; St. George's, Grenada;
Margarita Island, Venezuela; Willemstad, Curacao; Oranjestad,
Aruba; San Juan, Puerto Rico
2006 Date(s): Jan 02 , Jan 16 , Jan 30 , Feb 13 , Feb 27 , Mar
13 , Mar 27 , Apr 10
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*Prices are per person, shown in U.
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Government taxes and fees are additional.
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