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Picking the Perfect Cruise© Rita Cook
Picking a cruise line nowadays can be a daunting task. In fact, it can be downright confusing. If you want to go on a cruise to Europe during the winter, forget it unless you want to freeze. However, Australia's summer is our winter and vise versa so a cruise to the Great Barrier Reef in January might not be such a bad idea.
Seasonal Cruising Alaska - May to September Cruising Anytime Caribbean - Year Round Remember there are always seasons that are going to be more expensive to cruise. This is called High Season. Months surrounding high season are called Shoulder Season and low demand time is called Value Season. High Season will obviously be different depending on location. For example, high season in the Caribbean is January to April and then mid-June to mid-August. Hurricane season usually sets in during the summer so this can also be an unpopular time. Specific months during the year that people travel vary too. Senior citizens tend to travel more during January to April and also people who live in frigid climates. Families usually have to wait to travel during the summer months when children are out of school, so this is a high season. Picking A Cruise Right for You First questions to ask yourself is how many days you want to cruise, what is your budget and what you want your ship life/land excursions to include. Go To Page: 1 2
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