You asked for a Cruise in 2007.
You said you want to visit Islands we have never been.
You asked for a Cruise on a different Cruise Line.
 So . . here it is. . .

Experience 'Freestyle Cruising'. . .where you are officially off the clock the minute you step on board.  There are no rules to follow or schedules to keep.

• You're Free to whatever.
• No fixed times for Dinner.
• You do not have to dress up if you do not want to.

Your 2007 Celebration of Life begins on the "Norwegian Pearl " when we set sail from Miami Florida for nine (9) fun filled days to the Caribbean.

The "Pearl", which debuted in 2006 was the first ship to introduce a recreation innovation: the industry's first full-sized, 10-pin bowling alley. It's a part of Bliss, a sports-themed gathering spot; other elements include a sports bar, air hockey, flat-screen TVs, foosball, and other arcade games. At night, Bliss becomes a high-energy nightclub with mood-lit bowling, DJ-spun tunes, and a spacious dance floor. In addition to Bliss, the Norwegian Pearl features all the attributes of NCL's Freestyle Cruising fleet, including multiple restaurants, vibrant public rooms, family-friendly stateroom options, and NCL's popular new category of accommodations, Courtyard Villas.  Preview at:  http://www.ncl.com/fstyle/
 
 

Your Itinerary - 9 days Fri:    Depart Miami     5 :00 P.M. Sat:    At Sea Sun:    Samana, Dominican Republic Mon:   Tortola, BVI. Tues:   Antigua Wed:  Barbados Thur:  St. Lucia Fri :    At Sea Sat:     At Sea Sun:   Arrive Miami, Fl.   7:00 A.M.

 

       Bowling Alley & Basket Ball Court on Deck

 
If you are a beach lover, you're in for a treat. Each and every Island in the caribbean boasts beautiful beaches, most have snow white sand.  Antigua even claim to have 365 beaches; one for everyday.

Samana
Paradise found; this remote peninsula is lush with rain forests and crystal-clear coastlines. See whales here--one of the world's best locations, or hike to waterfalls. Tour Las Terranas.

Tortola
Optional tour to Virgin Gorda is available. The 24-square-mile island offers white-sand beaches to the north and rugged. The largest island in the British Virgin Islands is ideal for nature lovers.

Antigua
The larger of the British Leeward islands,  Antigua's coral reef that once thwarted enemy ships is now a diver's paradise. Nearby, Fort James is one of the best-preserved colonial forts on the island. Farther inland, you'll find a small tropical rain forest ideal for hiking, ancient Native American archaeological digs, and restored sugar mills. More white sand beaches than you can visit in a month and no shortage of excellent restaurants & bars to chose from.

Barbados
Barbados retains a very British atmosphere. Afternoon tea is a ritual, and cricket is the national sport. The atmosphere, though, is hardly stuffy. This is still the Caribbean, after all. Barbadians (Bajans) are a warm, friendly, and hospitable people, who are genuinely proud of their country and culture. Beaches along the island's south and west coasts are picture-perfect and open to cruise passengers. Numerous sleek yachts make The Careenage a center of activity. Tour a rum factory. Visit the Barbados museum & the gallery of Art.

St. Lucia
Magnificent St. Lucia -- with towering mountains, dense rain forest, fertile green valleys, and acres of banana plantations -- lies in the middle of the Windward Islands. Nicknamed "the Helen of the West Indies" because of its natural beauty, St. Lucia is distinguished from its neighbors by the Pitons, twin peaks on the southwest coast that soar nearly 1 km (1/2 mi) above the ocean floor. Explore the world's only drive-in volcanic crater at Sulfur Springs. Visit the Diamond Botanical Gardens and Falls and the Morne Coubaril Estate.

 
 
 

We have 10 cabins on hold until  March 26, 2007 after this date we will not be guaranteed group rates and or availability so, Book early!

March 26, 2007 - Deposit Due
July 19, 2007 - Payment of $250.00 per person due.
September 2, 2007 - Final payment Due