Aruba is unique in the region for many reasons. At every turn, it defies the stereotypes of what a Caribbean destination should be, yet remains quintessentially Caribbean at heart. If this appeals to you, an Aruban vacation may be just what you’re looking for.

Aruba beaches

 
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The Ningaloo Coast is located on Western Australia‘s remote coast along the East Indian Ocean. The interconnected ocean and arid coast form aesthetically striking landscapes and seascapes. The coastal waters host a major near shore reef system and a directly adjacent limestone karst system and associated habitats and species along an arid coastline.

Ningaloo Coast

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Bermuda is a lovely place to visit. King’s Wharf, the port the Norwegian Breakaway stops at, is an exciting place for shore excursions during your cruise vacation.
Snorkel Park may be the most well-known of the options in King’s Wharf, as an amazing snorkeling beach with lots to offer. You enter this white sand beach through a limestone tunnel to find sunken cannons and other underwater treasures. Designed primarily for families, this beach is worth a visit for the snorkeling alone. During your cruise shore excursions, be sure to stop in and enjoy it!

Bermuda snorkeling

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Perched above the Pacific, Four Seasons Resort Lana’i at Manele Bay Hawaii presents an oceanside paradise bordering a protected marine preserve. Nestled in this almost entirely private island with just 30 miles of paved roads, Four Seasons Resort Lana’i is the gateway to your own private Hawaii.

Four Season Guest Rooms

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The Na Pali (‘The Cliffs’) Coast is the Hawaii of your dreams: 22 miles of vibrant green valleys with nearly vertical walls and thundering waterfalls plunging into the sea from cliffs as high as 4,000 feet. Hawaii’s last true wilderness, where no road will ever cross, it is protected as the Na Pali Coast State Park, whose 6,500 acres hug the northwest shore of Kauai between Ke’e Beach and Polihale State Park. You can view this magnificent piece of Eden by helicopter or boat, but the best way to experience the thickly jungled shore at the base of its craggy palisades is on foot.

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Petite Anse on La Digue Island is a long beach, which is located just next to the famous Grand Anse beach. There are nearly no trees, which could give you the possibility of hiding from the strong sun on La Digue, but some people built little huts out of old leaves, which give you protection. Free of charge, of course!
A very nice hotel for your stay on La Digue is Le Domaine de L’Orangeraie.

Seychelles Beach

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