Specially Curated Golf Cruises

Cruise Overview

Imagine playing golf on the most beautiful, exotic and tropical courses around the world. Then, after the perfect round of golf, you return to your ship to enjoy fine entertainment, gourmet food and top level service. We can help you plan your next golf getaway, including courses in the Caribbean or Europe.

Cruise Highlights

We have access to every cruise line, from economical lines to ultra-luxury super yachts. Once we determine the right cruise line for you, we can locate the best golf courses available in the ports you will be stopping in. Some of the highlights will be:

• Comfortable Accomodations
• Delicious Food
• Entertainment Ranging From Casinos To Shows
• Beautiful Ports, Some With Top Notch Golf Courses

What’s Included

When you book a cruise, there is so much included. Various cruise lines offer more than others, based on pricing and type of ship.

• Accomodations from a cozy interior cabin to a large multi room suite
• Multiple included dining options (specialty dining is available for an additional charge)
• Most ships include some beverages, most will charge extra for alcohol.
• There are multiple shows from comedy to music to full blown productions shows.
• Our experts will be happy to help arrange for transportation and green fees at local golf courses.

Best Time to Play Golf In The Caribbean:

The best months to play golf in the Caribbean are generally from December to April, as this is the dry season with the most pleasant weather, low humidity, and less rain. However, this is also peak season, so rates are higher and crowds are larger. For those on a budget, the shoulder seasons like May or November can offer a good balance of decent weather with fewer crowds and lower prices.

Peak season (December–April)

• Pros: Excellent weather with low humidity, plenty of sunshine, and ideal course conditions.
• Cons: Highest prices and largest crowds.

Shoulder season (May and November)

• Pros: Fewer crowds and lower prices compared to peak season.
• Cons: Still within the general dry season, but closer to the wet season, so the weather may be slightly less predictable.

Rainy season (June–November)

• Pros: The lowest prices and smallest crowds.
• Cons: This period overlaps with hurricane season, and while showers are often brief, there is a higher risk of tropical storms.

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Best Time to Visit Europe:

The best months for golf in Europe depend on your priorities and location, but late spring (April-May) and early autumn (September-October) are ideal for most of the continent, offering a good balance of pleasant weather and fewer crowds. For winter play, head to warmer southern regions like the Algarve in Portugal or the Canary Islands, while the summer (June-August) is the peak, though some northern and inland courses can experience extreme heat or rain during this time.

Spring (April - May)

• Benefits: Enjoying milder weather after winter, before the summer heat arrives, with fewer golfers around.
• Best for: Most of mainland Europe and the UK.
• Considerations: Weather can be unpredictable; April is the start of the season for many UK courses.

Summer (June - August)

• Benefits: Long daylight hours and peak sunshine.
• Best for: Higher-latitude countries like Scotland and Scandinavia, where the season is shorter.
• Considerations: Can be very hot in Southern Europe, with July and August being the hottest months, leading to potentially less comfortable play and higher prices. Some courses in the UK and Northern Europe can also be very wet.

Autumn (September - October)

• Benefits: Similar to spring, it's an ideal time for many regions, with pleasant temperatures and smaller crowds as the summer season ends.
• Best for: Popular destinations like Spain, Portugal, and the UK.
• Considerations: The weather becomes more unpredictable the further north you go.

Winter (November - March)

• Benefits: Access to year-round golf in the warmest regions.
• Best for: Southern Europe, including the Algarve in Portugal, Costa del Sol in Spain, and the Canary Islands.
• Considerations: This is the "winter escape" season. While you'll avoid the cold, be prepared for more frequent rain in some areas, such as the Algarve.

How to choose

• For pleasant weather and crowds: Target late spring (April-May) or early autumn (September-October).
• For a winter escape: Go to Southern Spain or Portugal between December and March.
• For a high-season, sun-drenched experience: Play in June-August, but be prepared for potential heat in the south or higher rain in the north.
• For the UK: May to September is your best bet for dry weather, but June and September often offer the best balance.