Costa Favolosa
View ship →- Departure
- Dec 28, 2026
- Return
- Jan 4, 2027
- Duration
- 8 nights
- From
- €1,499
Caribbean · Port: Santo Domingo
See 8-night departures · Caribbean →
Itinerary
- 11
Santo Domingo
EmbarkationYour plan in Santo Domingo
+ Share a tipNo plan for this call yet.
Disembark in Santo Domingo’s historic Zona Colonial and soak up centuries of Caribbean history, vibrant plazas, and seaside charm—all within a few cruise‑hour windows.
- • Take a licensed taxi from the terminal; flat‑rate fares are posted at the dock.
- • Wear comfortable shoes—cobblestone streets can be uneven.
- • Start at Parque Colón; it’s a central hub for the main attractions.
- 22
Martinica
Your plan in Martinica
+ Share a tipNo plan for this call yet.
Martinique welcomes cruise ships to Fort-de-France, a lively Caribbean capital framed by green hills and Fort Saint-Louis. Expect French-Caribbean charm, markets, gardens and easy beach hops.
- • Taxis wait by the terminal; agree the fare before leaving, and allow extra time at peak tender hours.
- • Fort-de-France's centre is walkable from the dock in about 25 minutes; wear flat shoes for the sloped streets.
- • Carry euros for markets and beach stalls; cards work in most shops, but small vendors prefer cash.
- 33
Bahía de Martinica
Your plan in Bahía de Martinica
+ Share a tipNo plan for this call yet.
- 44
Guadalupe
Your plan in Guadalupe
+ Share a tipNo plan for this call yet.
Discover the vibrant culture and natural beauty of Guadalupe during your cruise stop, where every moment offers a new adventure.
- • Use taxis for quick transport to key attractions from the pier.
- • Arrive early to maximize your time exploring local markets.
- • Try local seafood dishes at beachfront restaurants for an authentic taste.
- 55
Dominica
Your plan in Dominica
+ Share a tipNo plan for this call yet.
- 66
San Martín
Your plan in San Martín
+ Share a tipNo plan for this call yet.
Discover San Martín’s vibrant waterfront, historic Casco Viejo, and the Panama Canal’s engineering marvels—all within a few hours of your cruise ship’s brief stop.
- • Walk the Amador Causeway for stunning waterfront views before heading into town.
- • Take a short taxi to Casco Viejo; the historic district is compact and easily explored on foot.
- • Buy tickets for Miraflores Visitor Center online to skip the line.
At sea
Day 7Reading for your day at sea
Cruise spa and fitness: what's worth it
The gym is free, the spa is not. How to enjoy both without overspending on board.
Cruise ship entertainment: shows, music and activities
Theatre, live music, comedy and games — how entertainment works on board and how to plan your evenings.
Transatlantic cruise guide: crossings, sea days and ports
Ocean crossings are slow, sociable and often cheaper per night — if you love sea days.
- 88
Arroyo Barril (Samaná)
Your plan in Arroyo Barril (Samaná)
+ Share a tipNo plan for this call yet.
Arroyo Barril, a quiet Samaná bay, provides a brief escape with soft sand and fresh seafood. Stroll along the palm‑lined shore and enjoy a quick local lunch.
- • Wear sunscreen and a hat to protect from the strong tropical sun.
- • Bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated during your walk.
- • Use a waterproof pouch to keep electronics safe near the water.
- 99
Santo Domingo
DisembarkationYour plan in Santo Domingo
+ Share a tipNo plan for this call yet.
Disembark in Santo Domingo’s historic Zona Colonial and soak up centuries of Caribbean history, vibrant plazas, and seaside charm—all within a few cruise‑hour windows.
- • Take a licensed taxi from the terminal; flat‑rate fares are posted at the dock.
- • Wear comfortable shoes—cobblestone streets can be uneven.
- • Start at Parque Colón; it’s a central hub for the main attractions.