Relax by breathtaking waterfalls and enchanting beaches, walk through lush rainforests or take in the exciting nightlife at these spectacular destinations. You can also take a swim with stingrays or visit local places and find wild parrots. Whether it's adventure or relaxation you're looking for, these locales offer the best of both worlds.
Let the Parrot Lover's Cruise take you there for memories that last a lifetime.
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October 28 - Take a trip through the city that never sleeps - New Orleans is a happy, high-spirited town that fairly pulses with life. Savor the local authentic Creole food and visit the antique shops in the French Quarter. There's something for everyone here. |
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October 31 - Endless white sand beaches and mangove wetlands greet the nature lover in this, Jamaica's second largest and friendliest town. Based at the foot of green, verdant mountains, Montego Bay and the historic town of Falmouth offer the best of the Caribbean. In the surrounding areas you can also visit lovely Dunn's River Falls, located at Ochos Rios. This tropical isle also has two unique native parrot species, which you can observe and learn about when you participate in the Parrot Lover's excursion. |
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November 1 - Flanked by stunning Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman offers the sun worshipper and nature lover a variety of pursuits - snorkelling with stingrays, scuba diving with multi-coloured fish or stretching out on the miles and miles of soft white sand. Best of all you can see the island's native parrots and learn about their life in the wild when you sign up for our excursion. |
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November 2 - Cozumel is home to the magnificent and world-reknowned Palancar Reef, most sought-after as a diving destination, where you can view thousands of brilliantly coloured fish. There's something for everyone here - miles of sunny beaches, with shopping in open-air markets and dining in outdoor cafes. Then there is Xcaret, a majestic and unique eco-archaeological theme park that will appeal to the parrot lover - with more than 300 macaws. |
