With new itineraries exploring destinations like the Lesser Antilles, Samaná, Guadeloupe, St. Kitts and Nevis, Aruba, Curaçao, and Saba, luxury travel company Untamed Travelling is capitalizing on the wave of interest in Caribbean travel.

“Over the last month, we have seen a notable rise in booking requests for trips to the Caribbean islands,” said Jozef Verbruggen, founder and director, Untamed Travelling. “To meet this growing interest, we have expanded our selection of Caribbean itineraries. These new additions include combination tours and cruise options, designed to connect many islands into one journey, supported by our tailored recommendations for experiences on the ground.”

Lesser Antilles © Untamed Traveling

With that interest in mind, the company added four new Caribbean journeys to its roster of curated luxury experiences:

Luxury Sailing Cruise Lesser Antilles

Luxury Sailing Cruise Lesser Antilles cruises for 16 days from St. Maarten to St. Maarten, with port calls at Guadeloupe, St. Lucia, Grenada and St. Barthélemy. This trip includes an exploration of marine life in the Tobago Cays, volcanic landscapes on Dominica and the spice plantations of Grenada.

Island Hopping Guadeloupe

Island Hopping Guadeloupe, also 16 days, combines ferries and rental cars to experience swimming, diving, tropical wildlife and volcanic vistas on Basse-Terre, Marie-Galante, Les Saintes and Grande-Terre.

Combination Trip St. Kitts and Nevis

Combination Trip St. Kitts and Nevis (15 days) takes in the colonial history and natural wonders of St. Kitts, with a selection of aquatic adventures on Nevis.

Saba © Untamed Traveling

Cruise from Panama to the Amazon

The Cruise from Panama to the Amazon, lasting 23 days, begins and ends in Panama City. Guests will sail across the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean, and along the Amazon River. Destinations and experiences include Curaçao, discovering the Dutch colonial architecture of Aruba, the fascinating multicultural city of Port of Spain in Trinidad and Tobago, the beaches of Grenada, and Brazil’s verdant landscapes.

And, in an exciting move, the company is also offering trips to Saba.

“In response to these rapid changes, we are particularly excited to add Saba to our portfolio of destinations,” said Verbruggen. “Despite its small size, the island is diverse, shaped by four villages, each with their own character. The capital, The Bottom, is home to cozy restaurants and historic landmarks such as the old customs house at Wells Bay. Windwardside serves as the island’s main hub for hotels, museums, and shops, and is also the starting point for the hike up Mount Scenery. St. John’s provides access to scenic trails and neighboring islands, while Zion’s Hill is known for some of the most striking vantage points along the Saban coastline.”