- Marie-Galante, Guadeloupe Islands.
- La Desirade, Guadeloupe Islands.
- Little Cayman, Cayman Islands.
- Tobacco Caye, Belize.
- Guanaja, Bay Islands, Honduras.
- Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras.
- Big Corn Island, Nicaragua.
- Little Corn Island, Nicaragua.
What months should you not go on a Caribbean cruise? You can expect the highest level of rainfall in the Caribbean between the months of May and November. September and October are peak hurricane seasons, so there's a higher chance of disruption and some ports of call may be cancelled or changed.
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Cruise ships do not dock in Belize City port. Because the Caribbean Sea waters are too shallow by the port, cruise ships anchor around 2 miles from the coast and large boats operated by local authorities transfer passengers to the Fort Street Tourism Village. The tender operation typically takes around 20 minutes.
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Amsterdam's council has banned cruise ships from the city centre as the Dutch capital tries to limit visitor numbers and curb pollution.
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Late August is reaching the peak of hurricane season. While the chances are low that your specific cruise will be hit by a storm (cruise lines steer clears of storms as much as possible), it could disrupt your trip if a hurricane hits a port of call.
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What month should you avoid in the Caribbean? Due to the risk of hurricanes, September and October are the months when it is wise to avoid the Caribbean.
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Aside from the prices, summer is the worst time for most people to visit the Caribbean. The weather can be uncomfortably hot and muggy at the best of times. More important, summer is also the hurricane season. The risk of hurricanes is especially high in August and September.
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Geest Line sail weekly from Portsmouth and Flushing to Bridgetown Barbados with a transit time from Portsmouth of 9 days. A weekly service is offered for containers only and a break bulk service every fortnight.
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