DON'T Cruise During These 4 Months (Your Trip Will Be Ruined!)

NEVER Cruise During These Months (Your Trip Could Be Ruined) A former cruise ship officer who stood on the bridge making rerouting calls reveals that four specific months turn the trip in your brochure into something you never agreed to buy — and one of those months is the only one that appears on two danger lists at once. In a single September fortnight, between roughly the fifth and the twentieth, the Atlantic produces more named storms than any other two-week stretch on the calendar, and that same window lines up with fares discounted as much as fifty percent below high-season prices. The hurricane calendar has been public for decades. Alaska's October weather has been on record for just as long. The Mediterranean's winter reputation is centuries old. None of it appears where you are making the decision to spend thousands of dollars, because a cabin sailing on the twelfth of September costs the line exactly what it costs to run on the twelfth of March, and only one side of that transaction understands what is actually being sold. Standard travel insurance will not refund a dollar for the ports you lost, because the ship sailed — and as far as the contract is concerned, the cruise was honoured. This video shows you exactly which months to block out for the Caribbean, Alaska, the Mediterranean and transatlantic crossings, why October is the single month the captain names above all others, and the one booking switch that costs nothing and protects the whole trip before you ever step on board. #TravelTips #CruisePlanning #CruiseHacks #WeatherWarnings #StormySeason