Coconuts aren’t the only thing you can shave off on your trip.
Jaunting between Caribbean islands on a boat is the dream vacation for many, as it evokes snapshots of luxury, such as sipping flutes of sparkling wine, sunbathing on deserted beaches, and spotting colorful fish while snorkeling.
Even if you’re pricing out a cruise ship with a few thousand passengers, as opposed to a yacht for less than 10 passengers, it’s not an inexpensive vacation, especially when you factor in airfare, a hotel before you embark, and all the nickeling and diming on board many ships. They may be advertised as all-inclusive, yet there are still these additional costs. Fortunately, there are ways to slice and dice the total amount so you can not only hop onto the ship but also feel like you aren’t missing out on the little luxuries that make this type of vacation so compelling in the first place.
Here are 10 ways to save money on your next Caribbean cruise.
