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[ Is It Safe?]
[ Is It Scary?]
[ Should We Tip?]
[ What About Allergies?]
[ Is Swimming Required?]
[ What Size Restrictions?]
[ What About Sharks?]
[ Will I Get Sea Sick?]
[ Is Sailing Required?]
[ Travel Health Shots?]
[ What Should I Wear?]
[ How Is The Weather?]
[ What's To Eat?]
[ Are Drinks Included?]
[ Is It Safe?]
[ Is It Scary?]
[ Should We Tip?]
[ What About Allergies?]
[ Is Swimming Required?]
[ What Size Restrictions?]
We have a cat onboard.
Usually the cat stays mostly in our berth. Other than that, generally the water based nature of your vacation insures a minimum of pollen and dust that causes most problems. Most people visiting the Caribbean remark that their symptoms disappear. There is one exception worth noting. From mid-May to mid-June there is a condition called "Sahara Sands" where sand dust from North Africa affects the Eastern Caribbean.
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