- Marella Cruises added 70 new excursions for its Caribbean programme.
- The excursions include the Flying Dutchman zip line in St Maarten.
- Marella Discovery sails from La Romana and Marella Explorer 2 and Marella Voyager from Bridgetown.
- The Flying Dutchman has over 60pc of places sold.
- New experiences include a wind-powered land yacht in Bonaire and a steelpan lesson in Tobago.
Chris Hackney shared “Our itineraries are designed to make the most of time in port so customers can really get under the skin of each destination on each sailing.”
Marella Cruises has added 70 new excursions to its Caribbean programme for winter 2026. The excursions include the Flying Dutchman zip line in St Maarten, a wind-powered land yacht sail in Bonaire and a steelpan lesson in Tobago. Bookings are available.
The excursions are available across the Marella Discovery from La Romana in the Dominican Republic and the Marella Explorer 2 and Marella Voyager from Bridgetown in Barbados. The Flying Dutchman takes guests on the Sky Explorer chairlift to Sentry Hill before a descent at up to 56mph. Over 60pc of places on the Flying Dutchman are sold.
Other excursions include the Sugar City Trolley Train in St Kitts, a salsa experience in Puerto Rico, a steelpan experience in Tobago and a cave expedition in Puerto Rico. Marella also offers a seven-night Tropical Isles round-trip cruise on an all-inclusive basis with TUI Airways from London Gatwick to La Romana on the Marella Discovery.
