The Jama Masjid was built by the Islamic ruler Shah Jahan to complement his new Red Fort. Completed in 1658 as the largest mosque in India, it boasts a stunning courtyard that provides space for 25,000 worshipers as well as a vast dome and two minarets.

Despite being the most populous island in Vanuatu, there is still plenty of natural attractions. Take time to visit some of the smaller offshore islands, where you can take part in snorkelling, diving, turtle feeding, or fishing. The National Museum of Vanuatu and the markets in Port Vila will immerse you in the city's history and culture.

Port Zante is the largest cruise port in Saint Kitts and Nevis. The pier area consists of three separate piers designated for cruise ships. The pier area can currently accommodate up to four large cruise ships simultaneously. On busy days, when more than four ships arrive, the ships without a pier either use the cargo port or tender passengers ashore. The Port terminal includes various amenities such as restaurants, shops, cafes and a car park. The port's location could not be better, as it is only a short ten-minute walk to downtown Basseterre or "The Circus" as the locals call it. There is a duty-free shopping area where passengers can buy different goods tax-free. However, in order to benefit from this duty-free rates, local vendors might ask for a proof of non-residence such as a cruise ship card, a foreign driver's license, or a passport.

If you have time to spare at the port before embarking on your cruise ship, you can take a walk around Basseterre's city centre. Some of the must-see monuments in the city are the Immaculate Conception Co-Cathedral Catholic Church, Independence Square and The Circus. You can even walk to the nearest beaches like Half Moon Bay which is 3.3 miles away. Just make sure you have enough time as the walk is about an hour long. South and North Frigate Bay beaches are not far away either and it takes about the same time to get there on foot.