serenade, nov8-15, excursion ideas?

[jmdmd]

Husband and I are on the serenade of the seas in two weeks and we havent booked any excursions! he just wants to sit on a beach and then roll back to the ship but I would like to see/do some fun stuff. we are 27 and 31, he likes adventure, I pretend to like it for him (haha)... looking for suggestions... ship goes to barbados, st lucia, st thomas, st maarten (been there - i think we will stay on board that day), antigua,

please help!

also, are there any beaches we can cab to and just walk on or do we have to be a part of an excursion?

[waterbugohio]

jmdmd,

 

you may have more luck if you go to each individual port of call, that is where I found more of my info.

 

With that said, this is what we are doing a week later on the same ship:

St. Thomas, we were told that going over to St John is worth the time, as Trunk Bay is suppose to be the best beach. So a group from our roll call is traveling together to get over there.

 

St Maarten: we are just heading to Orient Beach and playing the day by ear

 

Antigua: Eli's Eco Tour (do a search, all kinds of reviews, private, no with ship)

 

St Lucia: Cosol's tour, again do a search

 

Barbados: Silvermoon Tour, again we found his info on the Barbados port of call

 

Hope this give you somewhere to start

[RoyalCruiser2007]

I'm on the same ship and itinerary in December. Here are my excursions if any interest you.

 

St. Lucia: Cosol Tours (http://www.cosol-tours.com/tours.html)

 

Antigua: Adventure Antigua Eco-Tour (http://www.adventureantigua.com/tour.html#EcoTour)

 

Barbados: Glory Tours 'Best of Barbados' Full Day Land & Sea Tour (http://www.glorytours.org/best.html)

 

St. Thomas: Nightwind Yacht 7-hour day sail to St. John (http://www.stjohndaysail.com)

 

In St. Maarten I'll probably visit Marigot and then spend some time enjoying the ship. Been there before so I can take the day to relax.

[cb at sea]

We, too, just find a beach and do it on our own. Shopping...ditto. Most ports have beaches that are easy to get to via bus or cab. No need to pay for an "excursion".

Get a guide book on your ports--you will find what's available, how to get there, what it will cost....everything.

Libraries have them, and they are free!