Cruise with the 
Steely Pan Steel Band
Spring Break (March 11-18, 2012)

7-DAY ROUNDTRIP CRUISE ITINERARY

• DAY...................ARRIVE..................................DEPART
• Sun...............SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO..............11PM
• Mon.............ST. MAARTEN....................................7AM - 6PM
• Tue..............ST. LUCIA.............................................8AM - 6PM
• Wed............GRENADA...........................................8AM - 6 PM
• Thurs...........BONAIRE.............................................7AM - 5 PM
• Fri...............ARUBA.................................................7AM - 6 PM
• Sat..............AT SEA
• Sun..............SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.........DISEMBARK AM

• SAN JUAN
  For a taste of the 16th century, visit the narrow, cobblestone lanes of Old San Juan and El Morro Castle. If the glittering nightlife of new San Juan intrigues you, don't miss the casinos of the Condado district.
• ST. MAARTEN
  The French and the Dutch signed a treaty in 1648 that divided the island between them. The two sides have distinct cultural characteristics and they spell the island's name differently, but it's their differences that add to the charm of this Caribbean hideaway -- not to mention some of the most amazing cuisine in the world. This island beauty has everything you could possibly want in shopping, sightseeing and watersports. You'll find some of rhe Caribbean's best diving spots, atmospheric pirate castles, beautiful beaches and a charming town devoted to duty-free shopping.
• ST. LUCIA
  One of the loveliest Caribbean isles, explore St. Lucia via mountain bike to Errad Falls or take in 10 miles of scenic trails, including Tinker's Trail for views of the twin peaks of the Pitons.
• GRENADA
  Grenada has been dubbed "Spice Island" because of the impressive amounts of nutmeg, cloves, mace, cinnamon, ginger and cocoa grown here. And the dense forests and colorful markets have long attracted visitors to its fragrant shores. Covering this volcanic island are cascading rivers and lush rainforests, plus centuries-old spice plantations and rum distilleries still using traditional methods of production.
• BONAIRE
  If you think you've seen everything, come explore the kunuku, a Caribbean style outback terrain. Here nature serves up prickly cactus where iguanas feel at home. And the offshore waters shimmer like a million aquamarine gemstones.
• ARUBA
  Dutch influence still lingers on Aruba as part of the Netherlands' Antilles until independence in 1986. This balmy Caribbean island is a study in contrasts. Its arid interior is dotted with cactus and windswept divi-divi trees while secluded coves and sandy beaches form its coast. Aruba's long and colorful heritage is reflected in its dialect. Called Papiamento, it's a combination of Spanish, French, Portuguese, Dutch, African and English.

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