Don’t Let Hurricane Season Rain On Your Parade 2010

Over the past week we have looked at many different aspects of cruising during hurricane season. What you should take from this series of posts is the idea that although the threat of a tropical storm or hurricane is very real, you should not let it deter you from cruising during the months of June through November.

What I have attempted to do was educate you on what hurricane season is, what to expect when sailing during hurricane season and how to best protect your investment in the vacation. The main points you need to take away from all of this are:

• The Cruise Lines will do everything in their power to keep you away from any tropical storms which may be active at the time of sailing
• Travel Insurance as well as precautions such as tracking the storms and maintaining contact with the cruise line is imperative
• There are bargains galore to be found during hurricane season
• The main worry when traveling during hurricane season is getting to the cruise ship
• A cruise ship is so much safer during hurricane season than any land based vacation in the same area of travel

For any of you wondering if I practice what I preach, let me just say that I will be taking a cruise during hurricane season for the second consecutive year. In fact, this time I will be traveling during the most active period (mid August to be precise). I booked my cruise mainly because the timing was right and the price was one I couldn’t resist. When weighing my options it made perfect sense. I am not going to let the threat of a storm rain on my parade and neither should you.

Part 1 Hurricanes Suck But Not Enough to Keep Me From Cruising

Part 2 Can My Ship Weather the Storm?

Part 3 Any Port In a Storm, Yeah Right!

Part 4 Hurricane Season 2010 Projections

Related posts:

1. Don’t Let Hurricane Season Rain On Your Parade
2. Hurricane Season 2010 Predictions
3. How Bad Will This Hurricane Season Be?
4. Hurricanes Suck But Not Enough to Keep Me From Cruising
5. Tropical Storm Andres Blows Into Mexico

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