Your perfect way to tour Grand Turk might be by open-air wheeled tram. From a comfortable seat, you'll take in the island scenery and learn about local life.

Heading through historical downtown Cockburn, take advantage of a 20-minute stop to shop for souvenirs or purchase a snack (at your own expense).

There's time to explore the lighthouse area and take photos of the striking Turks & Caicos landscapes.

The route back to the pier takes you past the salt ponds. You may be lucky enough to see flamingos feeding on the algae, insects, invertebrates and crustaceans found in the ponds.

Notes:

Shade is limited; to avoid sunburn, wear light, long clothing suitable for use as a cover-up. Bring a hat and sunglasses; wear biodegradable sunscreen. Bring bottled water.

Accessible: Only guests using a wheelchair can book this tour, as it ensures accessible transportation. Due to the limited capacity of the seating area for guests using a wheelchair, priority is given to guests using a wheelchair and one companion only; additional companions may be required to travel in a different section of the transportation. Bookings not marked with an accessibility requirement will be removed from the tour's inventory. Shade is limited; to avoid sunburn, wear light, long clothing suitable for use as a cover-up. Bring a hat and sunglasses; wear biodegradable sunscreen. Bring bottled water.

Seize this opportunity to enjoy island sightseeing with a complete circumnavigation of Grand Turk. This 7.5-mile-long island is filled with history, culture and an unforgettable rustic charm. Step aboard a tram destined for five of the most interesting stops on the island.

Cruising along Duke Street, listening to soft calypso music, you will see the island's old Bermudian-style homes. Panoramic views include talcum powder-like beaches and the stunning Caribbean Sea, little changed since Christopher Columbus sailed past in the 15th century. This is also the land of the 17th-century buccaneers, who used Grand Turk as a bolthole between raids on passing ships.

Stop in Cockburn Town to browse for souvenirs and taste some mouthwatering island dishes (at your own expense).

Back on the tram, you're accompanied by picturesque views as you head towards the northern tip of the island and the Grand Turk Lighthouse. Contemporary and traditional homes, views of the neighboring islands, and the famous and friendly Grand Turk donkeys are the attractions here.

Headed south, you will see some salt ponds that date back to the 16th century and have a chance to take photos here. Then, crossing over to the eastern side of the island, you will find yourself back at the cruise terminal.

Notes:

Wear comfortable walking shoes. Shade is limited; to avoid sunburn, wear light, long clothing suitable for use as a cover-up. Bring a hat and sunglasses; wear biodegradable sunscreen. Bring bottled water.

Swim in the Caribbean Sea on this incredible snorkel experience. This excursion will show you why Grand Turk is one of the world's top dive destinations.

You're headed to the 7,000-foot Wall -- the third largest and deepest barrier reef system in the world.

Snorkel in 20 feet of water as the knowledgeable crew guides you through the reef, identifying the fish and coral formations. When you reach the Wall, you will feel like Jacques Cousteau as you peer into the turquoise abyss and take in the exquisite marine life below you.

Your next stop is at the shallow coral gardens at Oasis Reef, where you will spend some time snorkeling the shallow waters.

Notes:

Minimum age is 5 years; maximum age is 70 years. Minimum height is 4 feet. Maximum weight is 250 lbs. Wear your swimsuit under your clothing; bring a towel, reef-safe/biodegradable sunscreen, light clothing to act as a full cover-up for further protection from the sun, and a hat. Swim at your own risk. Guests who are pregnant or have a heart or respiratory condition are not allowed to participate. Waiver must be signed and medical conditions disclosed. Participants must climb a ladder to re-board the boat after snorkeling. Participants must use the snorkel equipment provided by the tour operator; you cannot bring your own mask and snorkel.

Enjoy a panoramic drive past several Puerto Rican highlights, old and new, stopping for an outside visit and photo stop at the famous Castillo San Felipe del Morro.

Explore the lower part of Old Town San Juan with its Paseo de la Princesa, and pass through new San Juan with a stop at the Condado district's Ventana del Mar -- the Window to the Sea. This is a terrific photo opportunity.

See the famous Casa Olimpica and San Juan's oceanfront hotels, casinos and restaurant district.

Notes:

Our Accessible Shore Excursions encompass a global approach to inclusivity and focus on creating experiences that cater to diverse needs of our guests, to the extent feasible, regardless of the regions they operate in. Tours operating outside the US are not required to and may not meet full ADA standards but will provide transportation for guests using wheelchairs and wheelchair access within the venues included in the tours. We want to acknowledge that some of our shore excursions may not fully comply with the standards set forth by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). There may be situations where local conditions such as terrain, transportation, or activity constraints may limit our ability to meet specific accessibility requirements. Guides are not allowed to push wheelchairs. Shade is limited; to avoid sunburn, wear light, long clothing suitable for use as a cover-up. Bring a hat and sunglasses, wear biodegradable sunscreen. Bring bottled water.

This behind-the-scenes guided walk takes you through San Cristobal Fort's secret tunnels and mysterious dungeons. It's your chance to get a feel for the intrigue and mischief that drove daily life at the fort, occupied by soldiers, sailors, noblemen, servants and slaves.

Next, in complete contrast, you'll stop at the Capitol building of Puerto Rico -- home to the island's Senate and House of Representatives. Take some fantastic pictures; then, walk down Constitution Avenue to learn the stories of some impressive landmarks -- the Casa de España, the Casino of Puerto Rico and the Plaza de los Presidentes.

Travel through time at South Fortaleza Street and learn the history behind the Tapia Theater, the Arturo Somuhano Plaza and the famous Christopher Columbus Plaza.

Enjoy some free time in the San Francisco Street shopping district or return directly to the ship.

A panoramic drive takes you first to Fort San Felipe del Morro -- the oldest Spanish fort in the New World. Standing guard at the entrance to San Juan, this six-story citadel boasts garitas, or sentry boxes, all around the fort's outer walls. The old cannons are still in place, and the fort boasts magnificent views.

Next, travel through the historic Old Town, filled with Spanish colonial buildings. Walk through centuries of history with visits to two massive and impressive fortresses set at opposite ends of Old San Juan.

Fort San Cristobal -- one of the largest defense bastions ever built in the Americas. Take time to see the chapel, real cannonballs, gunnery positions, and tunnels that offer a glimpse into the past.

After your tour, you'll return to the ship, stopping en route for shopping at the lovely Plaza Colon.

Board air-conditioned transportation and enjoy a narrated drive through the Old Town. You'll see some of the historic landmarks built by the Spaniards between 1539 and 1771.

Take photos and walk along the grounds of the oldest Spanish fort in the New World -- Fort San Felipe del Morro -- built in 1539 to guard the entrance and defend the harbor of San Juan Bay. This impressive result of Spanish engineering is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is managed by the United States National Park Service.

Reboard your transportation for a second photo stop. San Cristobal Fort is the largest fortification built by the Spaniards in the New World.

Leaving the colonial city, you'll continue to New San Juan -- the modern city -- for a brief stop at a beautiful beach. Enjoy a short stroll at the beach to add a few more memorable pictures of the island to your collection.

Snap some more photos at the Puerto Rico Convention Center -- the largest convention center in the Caribbean and a technological leader in Puerto Rico and Latin America.

Enjoy a guided panoramic drive through one of the most beautiful cities in the Caribbean, with its 17th-century architecture, cobblestone streets and historical buildings.

You will have the opportunity to stroll on the grounds of San Cristobal Fortress. This UNESCO World Heritage Site was built in 1634 to protect the city from landside attacks. San Cristobal covers 27 acres, is the largest Spanish fort in the New World, and boasts an excellent view over Old San Juan and the sea.

Re-board the coach and continue your guided tour to the New City, which will take you to the Condado District -- a modern area of high-rise condominiums, luxury resorts and a local beach, where you can add to your collection of memorable pictures of the island.

Return to Old San Juan and stop at Plaza Colón for some free time to spend shopping, taking enchanting pictures, and exploring the local surroundings before you return to the ship.

Notes:

Wear comfortable walking shoes; bring a hat and sunscreen. Due to walking required at the fort, the activity level is substantial. The fort is not wheelchair accessible. Traffic can be unpredictable. The driver will do their best to keep moving safely. Your patience is greatly appreciated. Delays occasionally extend tour duration.

Experience the spectacular beauty of St Thomas, the charming historic district of the revitalized Kongens (King's) Quarter, and enjoy the famous Main Street duty-free shopping area.

A picturesque panoramic drive along Skyline Drive offers down-island views of the Caribbean Sea, Magen's Bay, and Charlotte Amalie. Take photos along the way.

At 17th-century Blackbeard's Castle, step back into the age of the Caribbean pirates. Explore the surrounding Kongens Quarter, the former center of Danish colonial enterprise, and see several National Landmark properties dating as far back as the late 1600s. Watch for Villa Notman, Britannia House, Crown House (once used by visiting Danish Royalty) and Hotel 1829 -- all listed in the National Registry of Historic Places.

See the world's largest collection of life-sized pirate sculptures, crafted in copper and bronze, and the world's most extensive collection of authentic handmade West Indian mahogany furniture.

Walk past lush tropical gardens and terraces and see the 99 Steps in the historic downtown core. Main Street is famous for its duty-free shopping.

When you're ready to head back to the ship, hop on the pre-arranged shuttle transportation from Emancipation Garden.

Notes:

Terrain includes several steps and uneven surfaces. Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair or for those with mobility limitations. Free time in between Blackbeard's Castle and downtown is approximately 2.5 hours.

Enjoy the best views on St Thomas from an open-air safari bus and visit several idyllic vantage points.

From St Thomas' highest peak, simply named Mountain Top, take in the Atlantic coastal views dotted with small islands and cays, overlooking heart-shaped Magens Bay. St John, the smallest of the Virgin Islands, is close by, and the down-island views of the distant British Virgin Islands are spectacular.

Downtown, you'll find the enchanting harbor with views of Hassel and Water Islands, lush hillsides, your ship at the dock, and distant islands.

Continue downhill to Charlotte Amalie. On a self-guided walk, it's easy to imagine the island's past, which includes global traders and Caribbean pirates, the impacts of slavery, and a slice of life in this vibrant West Indian port city. You're surrounded by world-class heritage sites and National Landmark Properties dating back to the late 1600s. In the heart of the colonial shopping district, discover the revitalized Kongens (King's) Quarter. This amazing remnant of history is surrounded by historic colonial manor houses and terraced gardens. Indulge in some retail therapy among the recommended stores offering some of the greatest duty-free shopping in the Caribbean.

When you're finished with your free time for shopping, head back to the ship via pre-arranged return transportation.
Wear comfortable walking shoes. Not suitable for guests using wheelchairs, electric scooters, walkers, or with mobility issues.  There are no elevators or escalators at the Skyride property.  Several steps must be climbed to access the activity.  Vans may be substituted for open-air safari bus depending on availability.

Start your excursion traveling along scenic roads en route to Mountain Top, one of the highest elevations on the northern coast of St Thomas. Take photos of sugar-white, heart-shaped Magens Bay immediately below you. In the distance, the Atlantic Ocean glimmers with Jost Van Dyke, Tortola and down-island views.

When you're ready, venture inside and consider purchasing (at your own expense) a beverage from the bar, or browse among the wide array of items for sale -- there's something here for everyone.

Heading along the mountain road, check out the view from the Skyline Overlook -- a great chance to take a photo of your ship in the harbor below.

The Skyride to Paradise Point whisks you up to 700 feet above sea level for sweeping views of the harbor, downtown Charlotte Amalie, and on a clear day, all the way to Vieques, Culebra, and St Croix. At the top, visit the bar, restaurant, and shops (at your own expense), or purchase a World-Famous Bailey’s Bushwacker. Venture out onto the SkyWalk for extraordinary views of St. Thomas and neighboring islands.

Ride back down the mountain at your leisure and walk back to your ship.

Notes:

Not suitable for guests using wheelchairs, electric scooters, walkers, or with mobility issues.  There are no elevators or escalators at the Skyride property.  Several steps must be climbed to access the activity. Maximum age is 80 years.

Board a custom vehicle for a panoramic drive west past the airport and College of the Virgin Islands as your guide shares local knowledge of the island's history, landmarks and legends. Stop along the way at points of interest and enjoy ample time for photo opportunities.

Travel up to spectacular Mountain Top -- the highest point on the island -- for a photo stop; then, continue to the north side of the island. From Drake's Seat, overlooking famous Magens Bay, take in the spectacular down-island views.

Enjoy the scenery along Skyline Drive with views of the Caribbean and pass through the historical downtown en route back to the ship.

This is the ultimate snorkel experience in clear, sparkling water, with plenty of fish, turtles and a shipwreck. Sail to Shipwreck and Turtle Coves traveling first class aboard the million-dollar, state-of-the-art Castaway Girl sailing catamaran. You'll sail in calm waters along the spectacular south coast of St Thomas with plenty of shade and wide-open sundecks.

Steps lead down into the sea for easy access. Enjoy 90 minutes of snorkeling at two different locations: over the old shipwreck at Shipwreck Cove, which teems with tropical fish and encrusted coral; and in Turtle Cove, where you can swim with the turtles and rays. The friendly, experienced crew will help you and guide you as they snorkel with you, pointing out the wondrous sights below.

The open bar includes sparkling wine, rum punch and other rum drinks after snorkeling. Water, fruit juice and soda are always available.
All snorkel gear, snorkel vests and noodles are provided. Full snorkel masks are not allowed. Snorkel site may vary based on weather and sea conditions. Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair or for those with mobility limitations. Maximum weight is 275 lbs. Maximum age is 80 years. Minimum age is 5 years. Wear your swimsuit under your clothing; bring a towel, reef-safe/biodegradable sunscreen, light clothing to act as a full cover-up for further protection from the sun, and a hat. Swim at your own risk. Waiver must be signed and medical conditions disclosed. Tour requires walking 300 yards (each way) to reach the boat.

Departing via tour boat to St John, known as the Emerald of the Caribbean, you'll arrive in the charming town of Cruz Bay. Here, you'll board an open-air safari bus for a scenic drive around this beautiful island. Along the way, your driver/guide will provide insights about the island's rich history, lush tropical foliage and indigenous wildlife.

In addition to seeing the white-sand beaches and views of the British Virgin Islands, you'll see remnants of ruins from one of the last working plantations found on St John.

Back along the coast, stop for views of Cinnamon Bay, Trunk Bay, Hawksnest Bay and Caneel Bay to catch a glimpse of the famous Rockefeller Plantation.

The tour concludes at the dock in the quaint town of Cruz Bay. You will have time for shopping prior to boarding your tour boat for the return journey to St Thomas and your ship.

Notes:

Maximum age is 75 years. Maximum weight is 275 lbs. Tour requires walking 300 yards (each way) to reach the ferry.

All aboard for a behind-the-scenes peek at the highlights of Half Moon Cay from the comfort of a shaded, open-air tram. Accompanied by a professional guide, this excursion is designed to acquaint you with the many and varied visitor areas, activities, and amenities the island offers.

Head out along the coastline from the marina to Cannon Point for an overview of the beach activities and beautiful views of the bay and your ship.

See the island's inter-denominational chapel and do a circuit of the Dining Pavilion roundabout.

Check out Pegasus Ranch and the 'airport' where seaplanes take off and land. The same 700-acre lagoon is also used for jet-skiing, glass-bottom boating and kayaking.

A brief stop at the stingray center provides a different perspective of the lagoon and the chance to see stingrays in their natural habitat.

The industrial area, including the recycling and power plants, serves many very important purposes.

Conclude your tour at Lustre, the pearl kiosk, where you may wish to browse for a memento of your visit.

Notes:

Minimum age is 3 years. Shade is limited; to avoid sunburn, wear light, long clothing suitable for use as a cover-up. Bring a hat and sunglasses; wear biodegradable sunscreen. Bring bottled water.

Prices of Shore Excursions that take place in The Bahamas are inclusive of a 10% Bahamas value-added tax (VAT).

Board a boat with glass-bottom viewers and cross the lagoon, as you learn about Half Moon Cay and Bahamian history, culture, flora and fauna.

Stingrays, nurse sharks, lemon sharks, bonefish, conch, sea urchins and assorted marine life are raised here. Through the boat's glass floor, discover a series of living reefs, where fish, coral and anemones are plentiful.

Half Moon Cay is also an official sanctuary for bird watching.

Notes:

Guests who suffer from motion sickness should consider this before booking and/or take appropriate medication.

Prices of Shore Excursions that take place in The Bahamas are inclusive of a 10% Bahamas value-added tax (VAT).

Wear your swimsuit under your clothing; bring a towel, reef-safe/biodegradable sunscreen, light clothing to act as a full cover-up for further protection from the sun, and a hat. All snorkel equipment is provided.

Prices of Shore Excursions that take place in The Bahamas are inclusive of a 10% Bahamas value-added tax (VAT).

• Guided tour of Florida’s only presidential museum
• Knowledgeable guides share fascinating stories of Harry S. Truman’s time here
• Visit where Eisenhower recuperated from his heart attack in 1956
• Thomas Edison resided here during World War I

• Breakfast Snack and Box Lunch. View Menu
• Complimentary snorkeling equipment
• No hidden fees – ticket includes entrance fee to Dry Tortugas National Park and Fort Jefferson
• Fully narrated 45 minute tour of the fort.
• Beach walking, snorkel, swim, or just relax in the sun
• Enjoy a picnic in the afternoon