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Hurricane causes cruise ships to skip calls
Multiple cruise ships have tweaked their Caribbean cruise calls to avoid Category 5 hurricane Beryl.
Royal Caribbean, Carnival and Disney ships have all amended current itineraries to skip ports close to the storm.
Beryl is the earliest ever Category 5 hurricane recorded in the region.
The Disney Fantasy ship is skipping a stop in Jamaica, while Carnival Horizon is replacing port calls in Cozumel and Grand Cayman with a stop in Nassau.
“The safety of our guests and crew is paramount, and we are continuing to monitor forecasts,” said Carnival
Three Royal Caribbean ships, including Icon of the Seas, have modified itineraries.
Norwegian Cruise Line also revised itineraries for the Norwegian Jade and Norwegian Breakaway.
They canceled calls to Jamaica, Grand Cayman, Belize and Cozumel.
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