What You Need to Know About Low-Season Deals

by  Aaron Saunders | Jul 5, 2017

For every destination that you can cruise, there are two unique seasons. One of these is known as “High Season” – in other words, the time when you (and everyone else) really wants to cruise there because the weather is generally fabulous. Its counterpart is known as “Low Season” – set periods of reduced demand, either due to potential weather issues, or other factors such as school calendars. For those looking to get the most bang-for-their-buck, these low, or shoulder, season departures are a veritable gold mine of savings. Here’s a look at some of cruising’s best low-season values — and what you need to know before you book:

Low season cruises can mean big savings / Seabourn

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