Cruising in November

Planning a cruise for the end of November around Thanksgiving to th
Western Carribean. Is this a good time ??? Are the seas normally roug
during this time and area

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immoe

immoe wrote:

> Planning a cruise for the end of November around Thanksgiving to the
> Western Carribean. Is this a good time ??? Are the seas normally rough
> during this time and area ?

The weather should be fine in late November, although weather is
unpredictable. The temperatures in the Caribbean do not vary much.

The only problem with cruising at Thanksgiving, is the price. Holidays
are always more expensive. If you want to cruise this year, you should
book it ASAP. The prices keep going up, up, up. Once you book the
cruise, your price will stay the same, even though the cruise line may
increase the prices later, according to supply and demand.

Becca

lovetravel <lovetravel.1ujx5s@travelbanter.com> wrote:

>
>Hurricane season is over by November, and the waters are much calmer.

Hurricane season isn't over until December.

Usually there is kind of a bell curve with the top number in August
and September, and less in June and November. But that isn't always
the case.
>
>About the price not changing after you book - the price actually can
>change after you do so. Most cruise lines clearly state that they
>reserve the right to change prices until the cruise has been paid in
>full. If you have only paid a deposit, you are technically booked, but
>the price can still change.
>
>If you have any questions or recommendations, please let me know. I'm a
>travel agent and would be happy to help.
>
>FYI: Travel agents don't charge for most reservations and bookings. The
>cruise lines/hotels/tour operators/etc. pay us a commission.
>
>Erica

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