We were met on the pier by our guide Mr. T or Tarek. The bus ride was around an hour. Mr. T pointed out things along the way and kept us entertained by pointing out buildings and things along the way, had pictures or plants and animals, asked trivia questions. On arrival, we were transferred to a school bus that took use over as small hill. Lockers ($5-7) and water shoes($6) available for rent. Mr. T divided our large group to the different activities. There was a long line for the zip line, 5 lines total - we had done zip lining before so was not very exciting but would be good for first timers. Then we did the single rider ATV, (need to have drivers license per cruise ship website but no one actually checked) there was a guide in the front and we were a caravan of 6, course was very muddy and curvy, took around 30 mins, - could have been faster but wife had a hard time maneuvering so we had many stopped moments as the guide kept the group together. Next for the cave tubing - fitted with life vests and helmet light, carried our own tube for a 20 min walk (need water shoes definitely) , Daniel our guide pointed out unique plants along the way, upon reaching the entrance point, he strapped our tubes together and he maneuvered our group of 6 thru the cave, not many formations but had a small, low waterfall inside - like a river running inside a long cave. There is an outdoor shower to rinse off near the lockers. After the 3 activities, we had lunch (included) consisting of chicken with beans and rice. We had no time to sample the wine they had although some people on our bus had bought bottles. There will not be a lot of time to do anything else. Getting back to the port - long line to get back on the ship - stores in port for shopping - our son snuck off for few minutes to get some shirts while we were in line. TIP- bring your own water shoes and bug spray and waterproof camera.