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  • P8060266.JPG - Philip’s Animal Garden in Aruba has many animals that you can get up close to.
  • P8060270.JPG - Feeding the animals at Philip’s Animal Garden in Aruba was a lot of fun.
  • P1040092.JPG - Lion fish at the Key West Aquarium.
  • P1040099.JPG - The Key West Aquarium has quite an assortment of aquatic life from the area.
  • 196.JPG - Although a bit run down, the St Maarten Zoo had quite an assortment of birds and other animals.
  • 225.JPG - This peacock was just walking around the St. Maarten Zoo.
  • 208.JPG - Turtles sunning themselves at the St. Maarten Zoo.
  • P8070245.JPG - The Turtle Farm in Grand Cayman is a fantastic resource for the conservation of sea turtles. There is even a manmade lagoon where you can swim and snorkel with the turtles.
  • P8070254.JPG - Iguanas were all over the place at the Turtle Farm in Grand Cayman.

Zoos in the Caribbean

One of my favorite things to do on a cruise in the Caribbean is to go to zoos and aquariums. It is something out of the ordinary to do.  I have been to quite a few in the past few years including Coral World in St. Thomas, the Turtle Farm in Grand Cayman, the St. Maarten Zoo, the Key West Aquarium, and Philip's Animal Garden in Aruba,  In an upcoming Bahamas cruise I am planning on going to the Ardastra Gardens in Nassau. 

Walter Christen
I'm a frequent cruiser, a curator at Cruiseable, a former VP at JPMorgan Chase, and I run the Cruise Ships magazine on Flipboard.

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