The line will operate 12 sailings of between seven and 15 nights in the region, with itineraries featuring calls at destinations including Antigua, Barbados, Jamaica, Mexico and St Lucia.

Its Cuba sailing will feature a stop at the little-known fishing village of Casilda, 5km from the colonial town of Trinidad.

To be in with a chance of winning the Cuba cruise, agents must confirm a new booking for one of Voyages to Antiquity’s new winter Cuba and Caribbean programme before the end of March 2017. All bookings will be entered into a prize draw and the lucky winner will be notified in April 2017.

Jos Dewing, managing director of Voyages to Antiquity, said: “Whilst the Caribbean archipelago may already be a popular cruise destination, our new winter cruises are focused on helping holidaymakers journey beyond the traditional tourist  spots for a more authentic Caribbean flavour.

Prices start from £2,395 per person, based on the Highlights of the Eastern Caribbean & Grenadines 5 December 2017 departure, including return flights, transfers, all meals and drinks with dinner onboard, guest speakers and shore excursions.