These Are Best Cruises To Go On By Month! See Why!

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The creator provides a month-by-month guide to the best cruising destinations based on seasonal weather, crowds, and pricing. He begins by noting that the Caribbean and Mediterranean are the two largest global markets, with their peak seasons occurring at different times of the year. For the first quarter, he recommends the southern hemisphere in January, the Caribbean in February for better deals and fewer crowds, and Australia or New Zealand in March. In April, he suggests Japan to witness cherry blossoms, though he warns of high costs and the Golden Week holiday. May is highlighted as an ideal time for Alaska due to lower rainfall and fewer crowds, while June is recommended for Tahiti or the Mediterranean before the summer rush. July is best for the Norwegian fjords, and August is suggested for Iceland to see its unique landscapes. As the year progresses, September is ideal for the foliage in Canada and New England, while October is presented as a premier time for the Mediterranean. In November, he suggests the Caribbean or the start of the Antarctica season. Finally, December is framed as a time for festive European river cruises or Caribbean travel.
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February is actually my favorite time of the year to go to the Caribbean for a couple of reasons
April is another great time to go somewhere exotic and one of the fastest-growing areas is Japan
October for me is the absolute best time to go to the Mediterranean particularly on the cruises superb between Venice and Athens
November is another great month to go to the Caribbean after February
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