If you are deeply in need of getting away from it all, a Caribbean cruise is just what the doctor ordered, especially if you want to escape the unpredictable British weather, and catch some guaranteed sunshine. With sparkling azure seas, unspoilt sandy beaches, the attraction of a Caribbean cruise is a no-brainer.
So it comes as no surprise that after the Med, Caribbean cruises is the second favourite fly-cruise destination for UK cruise passengers. With increasing numbers of holiday makers looking for Caribbean cruise deals.
With its excellent climate, calm waters and interesting ports and towns, Caribbean cruises are a great choice for family holidays too, couples and single travellers. From windsurfing to deep-sea snorkelling, the Caribbean is the ultimate outdoor playground; its delightfully warm water and climate are perfect for Caribbean cruising.
On your Caribbean cruise you will be able to enjoy the idyllic combination of white, sandy beaches, turquoise waters and lush green mountains; along with cloudless blue skies and swaying palms. These stunning surroundings put this paradise and Caribbean cruises in a league of their own.
With over 7,000 islands, islets, reef and cays – all unique, the Caribbean is a diverse region, and each island has its own individual character for you to explore on your Caribbean cruise. Barbados has a genteel British atmosphere, Martinique and Guadeloupe is French-flavoured, San Juan on Puerto Rico reflects its Spanish colonial past while the Dutch influence on Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao is obvious.
The beautiful islands of Jamaica, Barbados, Antigua and St Lucia are amongst the most popular destinations for holidaymakers on Caribbean cruises especially the British.
The Caribbean is vast enough to offer many different voyages, which are often divided into Eastern, Western and Southern itineraries when you cruise the Caribbean.
While ships sail in the Caribbean all around the year, fly-cruises from the UK operate throughout the winter offering a wide range of options to get you to your Caribbean cruise ship.
Itineraries for Caribbean cruises usually start from US ports like Miami or Fort Lauderdale, or from islands like San Juan or Barbados and are often divided into Eastern, Western and Southern itineraries.
There is also fantastic range of excursions available when you cruise the Caribbean – from seaplane flights to sailing and snorkelling, swimming with friendly stingrays or diving with dolphins off Jamaica.
However, an increasing of number of Caribbean cruises depart from the UK which entails an amazing luxurious transatlantic sea-crossing – often via the Azores.
And with an abundance of tempting Caribbean cruise deals available nowadays online, there is bound to be one that is just right for you.
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