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8 Days in the Virgin Islands, incl. St. Thomas and Virgin Gorda
A 7-night Caribbean adventure aboard Emerald Sakara showcases pristine Saint John, Virgin Gorda's famous Baths, and Norman Island's snorkeling spots. The route includes 8 distinct ports including Philipsburg's vibrant markets and Gustavia's French charm, with all-inclusive dining and premium beverages.
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- Day 1
  St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands
  Plan to arrive at St. Thomas airport before 7 PM for your yacht transfer. Book an early afternoon flight to avoid traffic around Charlotte Amalie. You'll catch beautiful evening views over the harbor. The Havensight area has several good restaurants within walking distance of most cruise docks - perfect for dinner before boarding.
- Day 2
  St. John, US Virgin Islands
  A short sail takes you to St. John in the morning. Visit Trunk Bay when it opens at 7 AM for the best snorkeling conditions. You'll need water shoes for the underwater snorkel trail because of sharp coral. If you're interested in hiking, take the Reef Bay Trail through the tropical forest. It's a 4-mile walk, but start before 10 AM to avoid peak sun.
- Days 3-4
  Virgin Gorda & Norman Island, British Virgin Islands
  Get to Virgin Gorda's Baths before 9 AM to beat the crowds at the granite boulder formations. Wear water shoes with good grip on the slippery rocks. The swim-through caves and grottoes are beautiful but might be difficult for some visitors. The Caves at Norman Island offer great snorkeling, especially in the morning's calm waters. Stop for lunch at Pirates Bight beach bar and watch the yachts in the harbor. A recent visitor shared: "The snorkeling at The Caves was incredible - we saw schools of tropical fish and even a sea turtle. Go early when the water visibility is best."
- Day 5
  Anguilla & Sint Maarten
  Start at Sandy Ground, Anguilla, known for calm waters and white sand beaches. In the afternoon, take a 2-hour sail to Philipsburg, Sint Maarten. The island's Dutch-French mix is interesting to explore, but keep in mind prices are usually higher on the French side.
- Days 6-7
  Saint Barthélemy
  Your captain will arrive early in Gustavia's harbor to find good anchoring. The shopping is excellent but stores close between 12-3 PM for lunch. Shell Beach is great for swimming and you can walk there from town. Bring cash - many restaurants don't take cards, and ATMs sometimes run out during busy seasons.
- Day 8
  Return to St. Thomas
  The return sail to St. Thomas takes 4 hours and starts early. Book flights after 1 PM to have enough time for disembarkation and immigration. If you have extra time, visit Coral World Ocean Park near the cruise port.
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8 Days Caribbean Islands, incl. Antigua and Virgin Islands
A Caribbean odyssey spans 4 nations and 5 distinct ports over 8 days. From St. John's, the route includes Barbuda's Pink Sandy Beach, Fort Napoleon in Îles des Saintes, and Norman Island's hidden coves. Emerald Azzurra provides luxury accommodation with 20 gourmet meals included.
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- Day 1
  St. John's, Antigua
  Plan to arrive in Antigua's capital before 4 PM for embarkation. If you get there early, check out the duty-free shopping at Heritage Quay. The St. John's Cathedral with its beautiful Baroque towers is just a 10-minute walk from the port.
- Day 2
  Barbuda
  Sail to Antigua's quieter sister island, Barbuda. Visit Pink Sand Beach in the morning before it gets too hot. Bring water shoes since the sand can get very warm in the afternoon. The Frigate Bird Sanctuary is home to one of the Caribbean's largest colonies. Visit between September and April to see the males display their bright red throat pouches.
- Day 3
  Îles des Saintes, Guadeloupe
  Start your day at Fort Napoleon when it opens at 9 AM for the best photo opportunities. The fort's gardens give you great views of nearby islands. Remember that local shops typically close for lunch from 12-2 PM.
- Day 4
  Deshaies, Guadeloupe
  This traditional fishing village is best seen on foot. Start your morning at the Jardin Botanique when the flowers are fresh. Stop by the local fish market near the port around 7 AM to watch fishermen bring in their morning catch.
- Day 5
  Gustavia, St. Barthélemy
  Experience French elegance mixed with Caribbean relaxation in Gustavia. Go snorkeling at Shell Beach in the morning when the water is calm. After 10 AM, explore the French boutiques along Rue de la République in the shopping district.
- Day 6
  Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
  Get to The Baths before 9 AM to avoid crowds. Pack water shoes as the granite boulders can be slippery. A recent visitor shared: "The path through The Baths can be challenging, but the hidden pools and grottos make it absolutely worth it. Go early and follow the rope guides."
- Day 7
  Norman Island, British Virgin Islands
  The locals call this "Treasure Island." Visit The Caves in the morning for the best snorkeling visibility. Have lunch at Pirates Bight Beach Bar and enjoy watching the yachts in the harbor. Bring cash since some vendors don't take cards.
- Day 8
  St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands
  Book your departure flight after 11 AM to have enough time for disembarkation and airport transfer. You can visit the Charlotte Amalie historic district, just 15 minutes from the port, if your schedule allows.
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8 Days Caribbean Island-Hopping, incl. Antigua and British Virgin Islands
Luxury awaits on this 8-day Caribbean cruise aboard Emerald Azzurra, visiting St. John's colonial sites, Barbuda's pink beaches, and The Baths at Virgin Gorda. The sailing includes 20 gourmet meals, premium beverages, and expert-guided excursions, concluding in historic San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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- Day 1
  St. John's, Antigua
  Plan to arrive before 4 PM for a smooth check-in. The UNESCO-listed Nelson's Dockyard is worth exploring in the morning. Pack light clothing since Caribbean humidity runs high. Book any pre-cruise activities early to avoid the busy crowds from larger cruise ships.
- Day 2
  Barbuda
  A quick sail takes you to Antigua's quiet sister island. The Pink Sand Beach is stunning but bring water shoes since the sand gets hot. The Frigate Bird Sanctuary is best visited early morning when the birds are most active. The beach is beautiful but has limited facilities so take water and snacks from the yacht.
- Day 3
  Îles des Saintes, Guadeloupe
  Experience a mix of Creole and European culture in this French Caribbean archipelago. The 20-minute climb to Fort Napoleon offers amazing views. Try the local Ti' Punch rum cocktail with lunch but be careful - it packs a punch.
- Day 4
  Deshaies, Guadeloupe
  See authentic Caribbean life in this fishing village. Start with the botanical garden before it gets too hot. Grande Anse beach is beautiful but swim only in marked areas due to strong currents. Visit local markets early for the freshest fish.
- Day 5
  Gustavia, St. Barthélemy
  St. Barths' main town is perfect for swimming and water activities. Use the yacht's equipment for paddleboarding in the clear waters. Shell Beach is close to the harbor but wear good shoes for the rocky path.
- Day 6
  Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
  Get to The Baths before 9 AM to enjoy the natural pools and grottos without crowds. The rocks can be slippery so wear sturdy water shoes. The snorkeling is excellent so bring an underwater camera.
- Day 7
  Norman Island, British Virgin Islands
  Known as "Treasure Island" this spot is ideal for snorkeling. Visit The Caves mid-morning for the best underwater visibility. The yacht's water equipment is great for coastal exploration but watch for stronger winds after 2 PM.
- Day 8
  San Juan, Puerto Rico
  Schedule flights after 11 AM on your final day. Old San Juan is within walking distance from the port. The blue cobblestone streets make great photos but wear good shoes as they get slippery in the rain.
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