Crystal Expedition Cruises has announced a 9-night Caribbean cruise for its new exploration yacht, Crystal Endeavour, with stops at exclusive bays typically only accessible by private yacht and sailboats, and the rare opportunity for US travelers to embark at a nearby port and sail on a state-of-the-art exploration yacht in its inaugural season.
The new nine-night voyage, Expedition Yachting: Caribbean Mystique, will sail from Miami to San Juan from October 25 to November 3, 2021, making stops at Great Exuma Bay and Man of War Bay on Inagua Island, Bahamas; White Bay and Great Harbor (overnight stay) on Jost Van Dyke, and Norman Island in the British Virgin Islands; Gustavia, St. Barts; and Saba, Netherlands; ending in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Crystal Cruises has also announced a series of 14-night and two 10- and 11-night Caribbean cruises aboard its ship, the Crystal Symphony. This season will run from November 2021 to March 2022, exploring the Lesser Antilles, the yachting bays of the Virgin Islands, and the natural beauty of the Bahamas.
The Crystal Symphony's Caribbean season will begin on November 26 with a 7-night Bound for Paradise cruise from New York to Nassau, transitioning from cool climates to tropical breezes with stops at remote Bahamian cays and bays. The 7-night cruises will include five Luxury Antilles Interlude cruises from Miami to San Juan, five Luxury Caribbean Kaleidoscope cruises from San Juan to Miami, and three round-trip Blissful Bahamian Luxury cruises from Miami, allowing guests to combine multiple itineraries for longer voyages and enjoy a 5% discount. The 7-night cruises can also be combined with the 10-night Connoisseur's Caribbean Holiday cruise from December 18-29, 2021, and the 11-night Tropical New Year's Celebration cruise from December 29, 2021, to January 8, 2022, both departing from and returning to Miami.
