Christopher Columbus, a Spanish map maker, has a plan to find a new route from Europe to the Far East, bypassing the Sultan of Turkey and his extortionate taxes. He persuades the King & Queen of Spain to finance his trip and sets off, completely unaware that his cabin boy is a woman. They eventually reach the new land...unfortunately, they are not alone.

Well, it's hard to say what I really think of this one. On the one hand, its a well made piece and an admirable tribute to the immortal Carry On series. But I cannot accept it as being a true member of the series; the style isn't the same, very few familiar faces are in it. The world has moved on and it seems the art of making Carry On films was lost. It's a good film, nonetheless - funny in places and pretty well written. There are also quite a few truly memorable scenes (notably the segment where America is discovered - the natives are hilarious), but on the whole a poor Carry On.