Best places to cruise in jan?

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Best places to cruise in jan?

Answer 1

I cruise to the caribbean every january!

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Answer 2

Cruises to the Caribbean and/or Mexico are great during the winter months.  I have cruised in December and January and the weather was great and so was the water at the beaches.  January is also outside the Caribbean hurricane season and the only precipitation you will likely have is the usual light passing showers.  A cruise to Bermuda would also be good but the water will likely not be as warm as further south in the Caribbean.  

Take a cruise from San Juan, Puerto Rico on one of the two Southern Caribbean routes and  you'll have great weather for the whole trip.

There are really three basic types of itineraries for the Caribbean. Western Caribbean cruises typically go to Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Jamaica and a private cruise line island. If you go to Cozumel there is the opportunity to buy a tour to see Mayan ruins, if that's your interest. If you go to Jamaica the two main attractions are a river raft float trip (not rapids) and the Dunn's River Falls climb. If you go to Grand Cayman you will likely want to go to 7-Mile Beach ( a short taxi/mini-van ride ($4-$5 per person each way), or do a swim with the dolphins/stingrays tour.

Cruises to the Eastern Caribbean typically go to St Thomas, St Maarten, a private cruise line island and maybe another island like Tortola or Puerto Rico. If you want to do a lot of shopping then pick a cruise with St Thomas as one of the port stops. St Maarten is also mainly a beach and shopping stop.

Most Caribbean cruises have a private island stop where the ship takes food ashore for an all day beach party with games and entertainment. Royal Caribbean has THE best private island I have ever been to at Labadee, Haiti. Its a huge place that has multiple beaches and many activities. RC's ships the Freedom and The Liberty which do both the Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries both have stops at Labadee.

The Southern Caribbean cruise itineraries typically start in Puerto Rico and go either to Aruba, Curacao, and St Thomas and St Maarten, OR they go to the southern Caribbean islands like Barbados, Grenada, Antigua, St Lucia and maybe St Thomas and/or St Maarten. The main difference between these two itineraries, aside from the different islands, is the Aruba cruise has two "at sea" days with no port stops, while the other has a port stop about each day.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

My boss recently took his family on a trip to Fiji, with Tui Tai Adventure Cruises.  He raves about it.  He’s been on safaris in Africa, tours in the Galapagos, India, the Amazon, many exotic places, and he says Tui Tai is the absolute best he’s experienced.  Their web site does look like it’s an amazing experience: www.tuitai.com.

The web site shows they do a lot of good humanitarian things (humanitarian expeditions, donating wheelchairs, supplies, water tanks, emergency assistance to remote island villages).  Cool example of how you can go on a great luxury-adventure vacation and at the same time really make a difference to a developing country like Fiji.