Gardens · DINING EXPERIENCES

Best Dining Experiences Worldwide — Our Top 2

2 tours  ·  from $25 a head

Good dining experiences sell their peak weeks out months ahead, and the peak weeks are the only ones that matter. Below: the 2 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.

Palms Court Gardens and Restaurant Day Pass - The infinity pool and harbor view
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Palms Court Gardens and Restaurant Day Pass

1.Palms Court Gardens and Restaurant Day Pass

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 207 reviews · from $25Our pick

Spend up to four hours at Palms Court Gardens near Basseterre, with access to the infinity pool, Jacuzzi, deck chair, umbrella, Wi-Fi, gardens, bar, restaurant, and boutique. You can walk from the cruise port or take a short taxi ride. Bring a towel, and arrive early if you want the best chair or reliable shade.

“Palms Court Gardens is a little slice of heaven in the tropics. A short taxi ride from the cruise port, we enjoyed much of the day lounging in the sun, soaking in the glorious pool, and enjoying the food and drinks so diligently provided by the attentive and friendly staff.”

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Kauai: Allerton Garden and Estate Tour with Sunset Dinner - The Trees Made Famous by Jurassic Park
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Kauai: Allerton Garden and Estate Tour with Sunset Dinner

2.Kauai: Allerton Garden and Estate Tour with Sunset Dinner

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 55 reviews · 3 hours · from $106

Walk Allerton Garden with an English-speaking guide such as Ron, Randy, or Makai, then visit the Allerton Estate and Queen Emma’s cottage. The 3-hour tour ends with a light dinner, beverage, and sunset on the lanai. Expect uneven paths, closed-toe shoes, and rain-or-shine conditions.

“nice excursion for gardens, beaches, and dinner at sunset. guide was very informative and friendly.”

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