Ocean Discovery – Fort de France, Pointe A Pitre & Basseterre

About this cruise

If you've got 21 nights to work with, this sailing from Fort-de-France on March 2, 2028 through Pointe-à-Pitre, Basseterre and Tortola, with additional stops along the Caribbean is genuinely one of the better ways to spend them. The sailing ends in Marseille. A few ports come in quick succession, which is great for sightseeing but means you'll appreciate the sea days when they arrive. Crossing 9 borders through the Caribbean: Guadeloupe, St. Kitts & Nevis, British Virgin Islands, Dominican Republic, Antigua & Barbuda, Sint Maarten, Spain, Morocco and France. You'll notice the culture shift at every stop. People come back from this cruise talking about Marseille: France's oldest city, salty and soulful. Around 11 hours per port on average, which is generous enough to go beyond the obvious. At 114,147 gross tons, Costa Serena is big enough that you can find a quiet corner or a crowd, depending on your mood. 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. Families and groups will find plenty to do: waterslides, shows, multiple pools, and something for every age. Timing-wise, spring usually means comfortable temperatures and lower prices than peak season. 10 ports, 9 countries, one suitcase. That's the appeal.