Flight to Fort-de-France. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel. Remainder of the day at leisure. Club Med Les Boucaniers 4* (L-D)

Free day to enjoy the hotel facilities. (B-L-D)

Free day to enjoy the hotel facilities. (B-L-D)

Free day to enjoy the hotel facilities. Transfer from the hotel to the port in the late afternoon. Embarkation. Ship's departure at 9pm. (B-L-D)

Midday arrival and evening departure. Discovery of Antigua, the largest of the two islands that form the nation of Antigua and Barbuda, where white-sand beaches meet lush tropical landscapes. A former British colony, the island retains English as its official language and a strong passion for cricket. The rugged southern coastline offers spectacular views of English Harbour and Nelson’s Dockyard, an 18th-century UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as Indian Creek, where the first Arawak settlers established their community. On the eastern coast, the crystal-clear waters near the village of Seatons provide excellent opportunities for swimming and snorkelling among southern stingrays. (B-L-D)

Midday arrival and late-evening departure. Virgin Gorda is one of the largest islands in the British Virgin Islands archipelago. Discovery of Spring Bay National Park and its renowned beaches. Massive volcanic rock formations rise from the turquoise Caribbean waters, creating a spectacular natural setting. Over time, a network of pools, grottos and natural swimming areas has formed, creating a unique maze-like landscape. On the island’s eastern tip, Copper Mine National Park preserves the remains of a former copper mine overlooking the sea. (B-L-D)

Early-morning arrival and mid-afternoon departure. A true gem of the British Virgin Islands, this island recalls the legacy of a legendary Dutch pirate. Mountainous landscapes meet beautiful white-sand beaches, where coconut palms sway in the tropical breeze. This small paradise is also known for the lively atmosphere of White Bay and its crystal-clear waters. Iguanas, mongooses, pelicans and blue herons can often be seen throughout the island, providing excellent photo opportunities. (B-L-D)

Early-morning arrival and evening departure. Commonly known as St. Barth, this French island in the Lesser Antilles was discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493. Since then, this volcanic and mountainous gem has charmed visitors with its protected natural beauty. Expansive white-sand beaches blend seamlessly with traditional wooden houses and elegant colonial residences. In Gustavia and Saint-Jean, luxury boutiques, jewellery shops and fine dining restaurants create a sophisticated atmosphere. Despite its reputation for elegance, St. Barth retains a relaxed pace of life and an unmistakable island charm. (B-L-D)

Early-morning arrival and midday departure. Located across from Saint Kitts, Nevis charms visitors with its relaxed pace and peaceful atmosphere. Its rich heritage is reflected in the Georgian architecture of Charlestown and the fragrant tropical blooms of the Nevis Botanical Garden. The spectacular scenery of this volcanic island invites exploration at the foot of Nevis Peak, while the turquoise Caribbean waters provide the perfect setting for swimming and relaxation. (B-L-D)

Early-morning arrival and late-afternoon departure. Combining all the charms of the Caribbean, Marie-Galante is considered one of the region’s most sought-after destinations. Known as the “Island of a Hundred Windmills” or “The Great Pancake” because of its flat limestone plateau, the island is fringed with white-sand beaches among the finest in the Caribbean. In Saint-Louis, turquoise waters provide ideal conditions for swimming, while the shade of palm and almond trees invites relaxation. The colourful village streets also offer a delightful setting for leisurely strolls. (B-L-D)

Ship docks early in the morning. Disembarkation. Transfer to the airport and return flight to Montréal. (B)