Geographically, the region is bounded by North America to the north, Central America to the west and South America to the south. Within, the islands are grouped into several regions, such as the Greater Antilles, the Lesser Antilles or the Bahamas.

The cruise lasted 14 days, during which we visited 10 different islands in 9 countries, we walked, tanned, relaxed and enjoyed everything that the Caribbean had to offer, and the cruise as well.

From the port, you can choose to get here by taxi ($ 5 / person), or directly on foot, as we did. You walk along the promenade on the seashore, and then directly through the center of Bridgetown, which is an opportunity to visit the capital of the small country.

Also, do not miss a walk through the capital Fort-de-France, which is absolutely delightful! Of all the port capitals visited on this cruise, Fort-de-France seemed to us by far the most developed, cleanest and most modern city.

– Rental car: 100 euros

We knew that St. Kitts is not necessarily an island known for its beaches, but more for its mountainous terrain and green landscapes, being a volcanic island. That is why we decided to go on a tour of the island, an excursion that we took directly from the port and for which we paid $ 25 per person.

• On all the islands we visited, we were able to pay directly in euros or dollars, we didn't need to get local money. On the islands that belong to European countries, such as Guadeloupe, Martinique or St Maarten, it is advisable to pay in euros. On the other hand, on all the others, the dollar is the basic currency, and the conversion is also better in dollars.

And now comes the interesting part, where we list all the expenses incurred on the Caribbean cruise. We will leave aside the costs of our stay in Guadeloupe before boarding the cruise, where we spent a few days relaxing on the island, because we want, in the end, to present you with a clearer picture of the actual costs of a Caribbean cruise.