Explore Miami's vibrant cosmopolitan atmosphere, with high-rise buildings, shopping districts, and the Cuban culture of Little Havana. Discover the city's artistic side with numerous galleries and museums. Don't miss the iconic Art Deco architecture of South Beach, showcasing Miami's colorful past.

Today is all about sailing: climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails. It's time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the passionate crew hoisting the sails by hand.

With the gentle Caribbean Sea on one side and the vibrant Atlantic coast on the other, the extensive, narrow Bahamian islands combine the best of two ocean worlds. Surfers, snorkelers, and beachcombers will find their favorite spot on Eleuthera. The island offers a variety of peaceful, pink dream beaches with picturesque cliffs and a great underwater world. The Leon Levy Nature Reserve highlights the full diversity of Eleuthera's flora: You can hike through the reserve on miles of trails and admire orchids, medicinal plants, and trees.

Like a necklace of 365 green gems set in white, the Exumas lie in the sapphire-blue sea. As beautiful as the archipelago is, you would expect it to be completely overcrowded. However, it’s quite the opposite: Most islets are deserted because the small paradises with their lonely beaches and picturesque anchorages can only be reached by yacht. No wonder, then, that numerous celebrities have chosen the Exumas as their exclusive second home. Because of their protected reefs, the islands are a popular destination for divers and snorkelers – and those who would instead prefer pigs over fish will find plenty of grunting playmates at Big Major Cay.

Relax on the sun deck, watch the crew climb into the shrouds, and set sail. More than 4,100 sq m (44,100 sq ft) of sailcloth unfurl for a great day of sailing. Enjoy fitness, cosmetic treatments, a massage or sun and sea with a good book in the deck chair. The three days beneath full sails give you all the options for your perfect personal wellness program.

Key West is a world of its own: Caribbean and American, lively and relaxed, historic and a little crazy. Here, the clocks and the people tick a little differently. Artists, sailors, and treasure hunters have found a fun-loving home in this multicultural island town. A thick stone buoy not far from the pier marks the southernmost point of the U.S. mainland – it's only 90 miles to Cuba. The historic old town of Key West is small but worth seeing. Wooden houses gleam in pastel shades, an old lighthouse towers proudly in the sky, and Hemingway’s house is hidden behind green palms – a museum where some 50 cats live.

The metropolis in the Sunshine State is the cosmopolitan hotspot of Florida: lively and full of contrasts, with glittering high-rise facades, glamorous shopping miles, and the lively Cuban lifestyle of Little Havana. Even if many activities occur on the wide beaches because of the fantastic weather, Miami is a creative art city with countless galleries and museums. The legendary South Beach puts architecture on display with Art Deco buildings from the 1920s, where you can immerse yourself in Miami's pastel-colored past.