Todd, we have been to Grenada twice and have taken an island tour by cab (this was just after the island was ravaged by a hurricane) - "Duke Ellington" was our driver. We went up to a waterfall - I believe it's called Angel Falls. Very pretty. We also have walked around the market - Grenada is the "spice island", so of course, LOTS of delicious spices to be had for VERY cheap. Also vanilla for baking - yum!

In Bonaire, we took a snorkel tour on a "Junk" (very unique wooden boat) - the water was very clear. This was arranged through Silversea. We also walked around town, had a drink at a little seaside bar and got to know some of the locals. We love to just explore by foot.

Los Roques is definitely unique. You'll anchor nearby and tender in to a white-powdery-sand beach on an island that has absolutely NOTHING. You just throw your towel on the sand and relax, mon. The water is absolutely crystal clear, turquoise in color. Silversea provides beverages there, of course.

We've been to Barbados and Aruba but didn't take any tours there. Both are lovely and we would return (we ARE returning to Barbados for a 2-night precruise stay in December). Aruba is a desert island - very dry and windy - not the foliage like you see on lush Caribbean islands!

Hope you have a wonderful time!!!