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Is Cococay often bypassed in November/December?


Jennifer

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I am currently booked on Freedom for Nov. 29/15.  The cruise only has three ports, one of which is Cococay.  After doing some reading I see that this port is often missed due to the winter weather/waves.  

 

I would not be happy with only 2 ports in one week; I am wondering if it really is that common for the cruise line to cancel the cococay stop at this time of year?  I know it's impossible to predict weather, but what are your thoughts?

 

Thanks

 

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I've never had a port cancelled due to weather in over 20 cruises; however, I have heard of Coco Cay being missed on occasion as are many of the other cruise lines' private islands in the winter. If this is a concern for you, I would consider looking at another ship with a fuller itinerary. For example, the Jewel and Adventure out of San Juan visit a port nearly every day on their itineraries. Also, remember that the Freedom has a lot to do onboard, so you'll have plenty to do even if you miss the island.

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I've heard of many issues getting to CocoCay and skipped stops.  The good news (or is it bad news) is it can happen any month of the year.  I don't think any one month is more susceptible to it than another.

 

I wouldn't necessarily worry about it.  It's a definite possibility you may have to skip CocoCay if the seas are too rough or winds too high, but there's a risk with any port you visit you may not be able to stop there. 

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