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Tropical Treasures (Heathrow Airport) (Barbados), a cruise by Ambassador Cruise Line

Cruise · 14 nights · with Ambassador Cruise Line

Tropical Treasures (Heathrow Airport)

Two weeks aboard Ambassador’s Renaissance through the southern Caribbean, linking Barbados with Curacao, Antigua and St Lucia on a relaxed route calling at lesser-known islands as well as regional hubs.

Duration
14 nights
Departs
19 Nov 2028
Sails from
Bridgetown, Barbados
Returns to the same port
Ship
Renaissance
From
£2,099
per person, sharing

Highlights

What makes this one worth it

  1. Colourful Dutch colonial architecture in Willemstad

  2. Coral reefs off Bonaire popularWith snorkellers and divers

  3. Rainforest trails and waterfalls near Roseau, Dominica

  4. Harbour life in Castries, St Lucia’s capital

  5. Two calls at Willemstad on a looping Caribbean route

About the trip

The cruise starts and ends in Bridgetown, Barbados, weaving a path through some of the southern Caribbean’s quieter spectacles. After an initial call at Willemstad, Curacao, known for its colourful Dutch colonial buildings, the ship visits Bonaire, where coral reefs attract snorkellers and divers with a taste for underwater landscapes. The itinerary ticks down through Guadeloupe’s Pointe-à-Pitre, and onto Antigua’s St John’s, where an anchor in the bay means glimpses of the old colonial port and yacht-filled marinas.

Further calls include Basseterre on St Kitts and Roseau on Dominica, the latter often described as the Caribbean’s rainforest island, with trails and waterfalls hidden away from the sea. St Lucia’s capital, Castries, is something of a working harbour, away from the usual resort glare but with hillsides nearby worth a morning walk. Ambassadors Cruise Line’s Renaissance is a moderate-sized ship allowing these slightly off-the-beaten-path stops that larger vessels might skip.

The pace is steady with few back-to-back sea days, making it possible to have time ashore without hurrying. Island life in the southern Caribbean does not rush, and neither does Renaissance. The ship turns up in Willemstad again on the return leg before completing the loop back to Barbados.

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The route in outline: places are joined in the order visited, not by the roads or sea lanes taken.
  1. 1 Bridgetown
  2. 2 Willemstad
  3. 3 Kralendijk
  4. 4 Pointe-à-Pitre
  5. 5 St. John's
  6. 6 Basseterre
  7. 7 Roseau
  8. 8 St. George's
  9. 9 Castries

Itinerary

The route, day by day

  1. Day 1

    Bridgetown, Barbados

  2. Day 2

    Willemstad, Curacao

  3. Day 3

    Kralendijk, Bonaire

  4. Day 4

    Pointe a Pitre, Guadeloupe

  5. Day 5

    St. John's, Antigua

  6. Day 6

    Basseterre, St. Kitts

When to go

Departures and prices

Lowest price each month, per person.

Ambassador Cruise Line confirms exact dates, availability and prices when you book.

Need to know

Before you book

Price based on
Two people sharing a cabinThe operator confirms the exact basis when you book.
Travelling alone
Check with Ambassador Cruise Line
Flights
Not needed if you join at Bridgetown, Barbados
What’s included
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Accessibility
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Questions people ask

How long is Tropical Treasures (Heathrow Airport)?
Tropical Treasures (Heathrow Airport) is a 14 nights cruise holiday.
Where does Tropical Treasures (Heathrow Airport) depart from?
Tropical Treasures (Heathrow Airport) departs from Bridgetown, Barbados.
Who operates Tropical Treasures (Heathrow Airport)?
Tropical Treasures (Heathrow Airport) is operated by Ambassador Cruise Line aboard Renaissance.
How much does Tropical Treasures (Heathrow Airport) cost?
Prices for Tropical Treasures (Heathrow Airport) start from £2,099, subject to availability.

The operator

Ambassador Cruise Line

Adult-focused cruises from UK ports

A British cruise line sailing from ports around the country, which spares its passengers the airport altogether.

You book with Ambassador Cruise Line directly. They confirm your place, take payment, and look after you from the moment you leave home; Atlas & Passage’s part ends when you click through.

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