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I have one week of vacation booked for the end of February. Of course I will go on a cruise!
I am concerned about the temperature in February since all my other cruises to the Caribbean have been in Nov-Dec. What temperature would I expect in the Eastern ports? Is it bikini beach warm or t-shirt warm? Or should I not risk it and book a southern Caribbean cruise out of San Juan?? Does anyone have any February cruising experience in the Eastern Caribbean (St Thomas, St Maartin, Grand Turk)? |
The Caribbean should be somewhere around mid 80's in St Thomas and St Martin. Maybe a little lower in Grand Turk.
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It will be awesome! Since you're from Canada, anything above 60 should be bikini weather, right http://cruise-chat.com/groupee_commo.../icon_wink.gif Normally, it'll be in the mid 80s as Cruise Fanatic said, sometimes even higher. Have a wonderful time!!!!
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LOL. Yes, Penny. You would think that I would be warm coming from Canada in February. But I am one of those people that will be in long sleeves and pants when all others are in tank tops and shorts. But I think 80F is warm enough for me.
Nothing has been booked yet but I love the planning stage to a cruise. |
I thought I was the only one who froze below 80F. I'm in a sweater now and it's in the upper 60s. It's supposed to be 82 today, but I'll be cold in the shade http://bestsmileys.com/lol/21.gif
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80 is a bit too hot for us. we are in the 50's right now and 40's at night and it's nice. We like it in the 70's to be comfortable.
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We typically take cruises in February and have never had a problem with cool temps —*except the first and last day, since we usually sail out of NYC. It's usually been in the 80s in the Virgin Islands...I think it was 90-something when we were in Antigua.
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