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Cruising during the colder months of the year is becoming popular and winter cruises remain one of the most enchanting times to explore the world. While temperatures drop across most of Europe and with fewer crowds at this period, many travellers are opting for winter cruises as a relaxing way to enjoy sunshine, breath-taking landscapes and cultural escapes. Whether you are after tropical heat, festive charm or adventure among the icy fjords, there is a winter itinerary for every traveller.
The Caribbean is one of the most popular winter cruises destinations for travellers looking for reliable sunshine and a relaxed atmosphere. From December to March, the Islands are typically sunny and dry, creating perfect conditions for swimming, snorkeling and beach days. A typical Caribbean cruise itinerary includes stops at Barbados, St. Lucia, Antigua, Bahamas, St. Kitts, Jamaica and more. Travelers can explore coral reefs, vibrant local culture, enjoy fresh seafood and beautiful islands. Many cruise lines offer week-long itineraries that combine relaxation with adventure with activities like catamaran tours, hikes and more.
Norwegian Fjords cruises are one of the most popular winter cruises destinations for travelers who prefer the winter scene to sunshine as they remain a top choice for travellers trying to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights, which is most visible from November through March. Enjoy Arctic activities like dog sledding, snowmobiling and Sami cultural delights as you visit Tromso and Alta. The combination of peaceful snowy landscapes, dramatic fjords and the possibility of Northern Lights sightings makes for a truly unique experience.
Winter is a magical time to visit historical cities of Northern Europe. Many cruise lines offer festive itineraries that include stops at popular Christmas markets in Germany, Austria and France. Beyond the markets, winter cruises in Europe allow you to explore world class museums and cultural sights without the usual crowds on a summer cruise. For a more Mediterranean feel on your Europe cruise, you can find cruises that visit ports like Barcelona, Rome, Athens and more during cooler months allowing you to enjoy sightseeing with lesser crowds.
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For vibrant culture, warm weather and diverse landscapes, Southeast Asia has become a growing favourite for winter cruises. The dry season in Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia usually spans from November to April making it an excellent time to explore bustling cities and serene beaches. Cruisers can visit the popular temples of Bangkok, take a boat ride in Halong Bay, try one of the many local cuisines of Penang or visit the popular markets at your ports. Asia cruises offer a balance of relaxation and adventure making it the best choice for travellers who want a more immersive cruise holiday.
Many travelers prefer to start their journey close to home without the added hassle of flying and winter cruises from the UK are a convenient and comfortable option. Departing from popular ports such as Southampton, Liverpool, Tilbury and Portsmouth offers easy access to popular winter destinations including the Norwegian Fjords, Europe and the Caribbean. With no added baggage fees, passengers can simply drive down or get a coach to the port and board the ship for an instant holiday, enjoying state of the art cabins, dining and entertainment from embarkation. For anyone seeking a relaxed start to their winter cruises getaway, cruises departing from the UK are a practical and stress free option.
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