It may seem too early to plan your October cruise, but it is just the time to look at the proposals of the shipping companies, many of them is the moment they move from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean, so these cruises are at a very good price, or you can choose a three or four day mini cruise during the Pilar bridge, which this year falls on a Friday.
Some of the advantages of traveling out of season, as I told you before, is that you get rid of the overcrowding of summer. Apart you can get better prices and, in my opinion, enjoy a milder climate, without the extremes of summer. Although, as my grandmother used to say, it is always summer in some part of the world, so you only have to go find it if what you want is sun and beach.
October is the time to find bargains in the Caribbean, Maybe it has something to do with the fact that it is hurricane season, under 400 euros, taxes included, you can travel on a luxury boat, with full board for 7 nights. The tour includes stops in Mexico, Cuba, Belize, Honduras. Seeing the plane tickets in advance you will also find very good prices, and you will have relaxation and plenty of time to recover from jetlag.
With Royal Caribbean, you have flights from Madrid, 3 nights at Walt Disney World Resort, and a 7-night scenic Caribbean cruise, all for about 500 euros per person. If you don't want the flights, or the stay at Walt Dinsey Word Resort, in Orlando, it would be around XNUMX euros per person, isn't that a bargain?
The cruises on the Mediterranean coast, to France, Italy, Croatia, Greece, Slovenia ...they lower their price by around 35% in relation to the summer months, but for me, more than the price, the advantage lies in enjoying the boat and the stopovers without the crowds of tourists that saturate the market in July and August. With the difference in price, you can access a better cabin, even a suite or more whims on board.