Library Journal. March 2005
"This book should be considered a high priority. A core resource for most public libraries."

SYNOPSIS

The most popular cruise destination in the world, the Caribbean is the first choice for every traveler dreaming of warm sand and sun. But this tropical cruise offers much more for those looking beyond a quiet beach and a beautiful island. With a rich culture, fascinating history and a range of attractions, the Caribbean Sea draws cruisers back again and again. In addition to exploring local sights in editorial detail and photographs, Caribbean By Cruise Ship makes it easy for readers to pursue activities such as golfing, diving, hiking in rainforests, birdwatching, and some of the best duty-free shopping in the world. Whether you are considering a ship organized shore excursion or setting off by yourself, this new edition will help with information on getting around the ports and islands including local cab fares, rental car suggestions and public transportation options.  Detailed maps pinpoint where the ships dock, where the best beaches, diving sites and golf courses are and which ports are best to set out on foot.

This new edition of Caribbean By Cruise Ship has been completely updated and includes more color photography, more maps and more local detail. Drawing on authorities at the Universities of Miami and the Virgin Islands and from the cruise industry this edition is a comprehensive guide for any taking a Caribbean cruise. From Florida and Gulf of Mexico to South America.

With over 450 photos, maps and illustrations, Caribbean By Cruise Ship is the perfect companion to take along on this beautiful cruise.

FROM THE CRITICS

Chicago Tribune

goes beyond the standard cruise-guide fodder of ship and port descriptions.

Travel Trade Magazine

Covers the destinations with solid detail and from the cruiser's perspective.

Globe and Mail National Newspaper