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While in the Caribbean, rum is more than just a drink, it’s a culture. Embrace this culture and take home the skills you need to make your own fashionable drinks with this Caribbean Mixology Class at Ron del Barrilito Distillery. You’ll have your own bartending station as you learn to make three classic drinks from some of the top masters of the area.

See Old San Juan through the eyes of a knowledgeable local guide on this group tour of the historic city. Start at Plaza Colon and make your way out around town, visiting historic forts and buildings and walking along old streets as you learn about the city's evolution over the centuries.

Pre-booking for Barbados’ St. Nicholas Abbey Heritage Railway means you’ll save time during your vacation and secure your train journey for your preferred time slot. During the narrated ride around the abbey grounds, admire the 17th-century Great House, plantation fields, woodlands and spectacular Atlantic views from Cherry Tree Hill. Get more from your experience by upgrading to a Great House and Rail combo that includes a tour of the house, museum and rum distillery all capped by a rum tasting.

Avoid generic bar hopping and discover the real story behind Barbados’ famous Mount Gay rum on this tasting experience. After meeting your host and enjoying a complimentary rum punch, explore the Legacy Museum, watch a short film on how Mount Gay rum is made, and take part in a guided tasting of their signature rums in a tasting room.

Dedicated foodies and anyone who just likes a good meal will enjoy this three-hour food-focused tour of Hamilton, Bermuda. Go beyond the menus of the typical tourist restaurants and experience local a variety of flavors. Meet in the center of town and walk between several different delicious tasting stops, seeing and learning about Bermudan culture, history, and architecture along the way.

Discover Sea Glass Island - A Unique Kayak Adventure in Aruba! Join Ericko, a fun and knowledgeable local, on an unforgettable tour to Sea Glass Island! Just a short 5-8 minute kayak ride along Aruba’s stunning coast, you might even spot a sea turtle on your way. Spend two hours exploring the island’s treasures, collecting colorful sea glass and soaking in the beauty. Start with a safety briefing before kayaking for a smooth adventure, and stay refreshed with complimentary Powerade and water. We are proud to be the only licensed kayak tour to Sea Glass Island, with insurance, liability coverage, and mandatory government safety checks every 6 months — so you can treasure hunt with peace of mind. Watershoes required. Transportation to the meeting point is NOT included. ⏰ Does 8:30 AM not work for you or are we sold out? Mail us - we can arrange another departure time! Book now for a fun experience filled with laughter. Let Ericko show you the Aruba you won’t find in any guidebook!

Explore the charming district of Old San Juan in a golf cart. Cover more ground than a walking tour and avoid the physical strain and heat. Refresh yourself with iced water from the onboard cooler. The tour lasts about 100 to 120 minutes, allowing more time at each stop for photos and sightseeing. The windowless sides guarantee unobstructed views throughout the ride.

Spend a day away from the beach on this guided sightseeing tour of Aruba, which covers almost 70 percent of the island in one day. Learn about the island’s history and culture through onboard commentary, and stop to snap photos and explore top Aruba attractions including the California Lighthouse, Alto Vista Chapel, and Natural Bridge. This tour is conducted in an air-conditioned bus and includes snacks, refreshments, and hotel pickup and drop-off for the ultimate in comfort and convenience.

Stroll the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan without worrying about losing your way on this cocktail and history tour. Visit a few bars to learn about why Puerto Rico is considered the Rum Capital of the World, and sip rum-infused cocktails at each locally loved location. Plus, a small group ensures personalized attention.

Discover the highlights of Old San Juan on a half-day guided sightseeing and shopping tour. Follow your guide around the charming streets, passing landmarks like the original city gate, Castillo San Felipe de Morro, and the Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica of Saint John the Baptist. After the tour, enjoy 2 hours at leisure to explore on your own and try local dishes and drinks. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle.

See St. Kitts as you’ve never before during this one-of-a-kind train trek. Journey in air-conditioned comfort from downtown Basseterre to Wingfield Estate, where you’ll explore the old Estate ruins. From there, travel to LA Vallee, where the St. Kitts Scenic Railway departs. Continue along Newton Ground to the town of Cayon, while sipping on unlimited drinks. Listen to your guide’s commentary about the island’s flora, fauna, and folklore. Entrance fees and pickup/drop-off included.

Explore Old San Juan at the most magical time of day during a sunset walking tour around the historic centre of Old San Juan. Exploring on foot means you’ll notice architectural details that you might otherwise miss if you were traveling in a traditional tour vehicle, while guide commentary brings the town to life with stories you’re unlikely to find in the guidebook.

Book your experience for a one-of-a-kind adventure that combines relaxation with stunning photography. Unlike any other tour, you'll float on the turquoise waters of the Caribbean in a transparent kayak, giving you a window to the beauty beneath. Our professional drone photographers capture breathtaking aerial shots, showcasing you and the serene surroundings from a bird's-eye view. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, or groups, this unforgettable experience offers a unique perspective of Jamaica's hidden beaches and coastline. You’ll leave with beautifully edited photos that capture the magic of the moment, making it a truly memorable and exclusive activity.

Immerse yourslef in the history and culture of San Juan Old Town on a relaxed walking tour that reveals secret spots that you might otherwise miss. Numbers are limited to only 18 people, so you’ll enjoy personalized attention as you tick off top attractions in the 500-year-old historic center.

Explore New Providence a little differently with this buggy sightseeing tour. Get behind the wheel of a buggy and follow your certified tour guide as you ride to popular attractions in Nassau like the Queen’s Staircase and Fort Charlotte. You’ll also have the chance to leave Nassau behind and see the caves of the coastline west of the city. Drivers of each buggy must be at least 25 years old and hold a valid driver's license.

Explore the history and culture of Puerto Plata with a guided excursion in the city’s downtown area Visit the island’s most famous , rum factory, cigar factory, central park , boulevard , umbrella street, pink street, Dominican Republic Take in sweeping views of the ocean and step back in time at the See how chocolate is made at one of the island’s chocolate factories you will be love it this beautiful experience and meeting the city with our excellent spoken English tour guide .

Capture memories on this private photography walking tour through Old San Juan's historic streets. Pose at photogenic sites with colonial architecture and vibrant plazas. Receive 20 digital photos via a private online gallery within 5 to 10 days, perfect for families, couples, and creatives seeking more than snapshots.

Discover the fascinating history behind Old San Juan’s iconic landmarks on this two-and-a-half-hour walking tour. A local guide will walk you through Puerto Rico’s rich history, culture, and nature as we visit landmarks including El Castillo San Felipe del Morro Fort, San Juan Cathedral, the Governor’s Mansion, and the San Juan Gate. Local guides are fluent in both English and Spanish.

Customize an itinerary in Aruba for you and your family on this private tour of the island. Travel in a comfortable, family-friendly minivan to destinations of interest; you can choose your own schedule or the guide can create one based on your preferences. Highlights can include Alto Vista Chapel, the Natural Bridge, Casibari Rock Formation, and others. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Oranjestad included.

Discover the best of Bermuda, without the hassle of having to drive yourself, when you book this half-day sightseeing excursion. Drive through the nine parishes of the island and see the main landmarks including Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse, the capital city of Hamilton, and the picturesque town of St. George. Your guide also provides insight into the history and culture of the island.

Go on an island excursion, and see some of the most popular spots in Aruba on this tour taking off from Oranjestad. Travel the whole island, and see the California Lighthouse, the Ayo Rock Formation, and the Casibari Rock Formations. Visit one of the world’s oldest aloe-vera factories, as well as a 75-year-old, family-run bar. Learn about Aruba’s gold-rush era at the Bushiribana gold mill ruins, and swim in a man-made lagoon at Baby Beach.

Discover Bonaire with insights from a longtime resident on this group tour. You won't have to worry about logistics since pickup from the airport, piers, or your hotel is included. Explore like a local as you experience several different parts of the island with 28 points of interest on your route.

Take in the highlights of Puerto Plata on a sightseeing tour that saves you the hassle of navigating. This half-day itinerary is perfect for anyone on a tight schedule. Have fun visiting museums, cathedrals, and forts, and leave the route planning and tour organization up to your guide; simply turn up, soak up the history, and enjoy.

Combine a trip to El Yunque, with some beach time in Luquillo, on this full-day group tour! You'll start in El Yunque, where you'll take a walk out through the forest, get the chance to swim in crystalline rivers, and slide down natural waterslides at Las Paylas. You'll then continue to Luquillo, where you can spend time at the local beach, shop, and grab food (own expense) at Los Kioskos before returning to San Juan.