Indigo Meridian – Castries, Basseterre & Roseau

About this cruise

14 nights starts to feel like a proper adventure. You leave San Juan on December 5, 2027 and the route takes you through St. Thomas, Philipsburg and St. John's, with additional stops along the Caribbean at a pace where there's never any need to rush. A few ports come in quick succession, which is great for sightseeing but means you'll appreciate the sea days when they arrive. The route threads through 9 countries along the Caribbean coast: U.S. Virgin Islands, Sint Maarten, Antigua & Barbuda, St. Lucia, Barbados, British Virgin Islands, St. Kitts & Nevis, Martinique and Dominica. If one port sticks with you, it'll probably be Fort-de-France, French flair in the heart of the Antilles. Around 10 hours per port on average, which is generous enough to go beyond the obvious. Emerald Princess has 13 restaurants on board, which means you could eat somewhere different nearly every night. There are enough performances, events, and social mixers on a cruise this length that you couldn't do them all if you tried. And that's a good problem. San Juan itself is worth spending some time in. Don't just treat it as a departure point. It's the kind of trip you actually remember afterwards.