tennisfan2018

I see excursions that go to Cas Cay, Congo Cay, Buck Island, Magens Beach, and Turtley Bay. Which one is best?

Thanks again for the suggestions. I think we're leaning towards the ship excursions because we're concerned with getting stuck in traffic or something and then not making it back to the ship.

In terms of things I'd like to do, I'd say 1. Checking out nice beaches 2. Animal-related snorkeling (turtles, sting rays, dolphins etc) 3. Seeing something beautiful/unique to the island (Harrison's cave, spice factory etc.) 4. Exploring the local towns.

Hopefully that gives some direction. I guess I'm just curious about which excursions are flops (i.e. you drive for 2 hours to spend 5 mins with a sting ray or something like that) and which were really great or must-do's for the locations. Also, if each stop has a dolphin tour (for example), which location has the best one etc.

Not expecting to get all of my questions answered, but so far I'm getting good advice! :)

Thanks for the replies, everyone!

We will be heading to San Juan, St Thomas, Grenada, Barbados, Martinique, and Saint Kitts.

The roll call idea sounds great! And yes, it's nice to have variety for the trip as a whole, but because each location has 20 options, it's overwhelming to decide what to do for each one.

Appreciate any additional information!

Hi Everyone,

If you've been on any Summit Southern Caribbean excursions, can you let me know which ones you enjoyed and which ones you didn't? If you didn't go on them but heard something about them, that is still helpful.

Each location has so many options, and I'm having trouble figuring out which to pick. Any insight is appreciated. Thanks!

I saw a post on TripAdvisor from a month ago that discussed numerous hotels cancelling reservations last minute to allow room for relief effort personnel.

I'm exploring the idea of taking a cruise from the Port of San Juan at the end of December, and I would want to book a hotel room the night before departing.

Does anyone know if these cancellations are still a concern, and if so, are there certain hotels that are most/least likely to cancel?

Thanks for any input!