Guess what? Now that the hurricane season has passed, it's a perfect time to go on that Bahama cruise you always wanted! With the threat of hurricanes past, you can relax and know that your vacation in "The Isles of June" will be a gorgeous one. Just one question remains: Do you know which cruise is best for you?

You'll find that there are dozens of companies that have charters to the Bahamas. Cruises range from short day trips to much longer voyages. For example, you could always embark from Fort Lauderdale and take a one-day cruise to Grand Bahama Island. This is a great way to wind down if you just need a quick getaway from work. You can bet this is one of the most affordable cruises around.

But maybe you'd rather go on a longer Bahama cruise? That's great! You'll be able to see and experience more. You could opt for a 3-day trip over the weekend from Miami, or you could embark on a 6-day cruise from Norfolk, Virginia. Still too short of a trip? Try a 10-day cruise from out of Baltimore, Maryland. Of course, it's easiest to access the beautiful Bahamas from the eastern coast of the United States. Regardless of how long you have available for your cruise, you're sure to find the perfect opportunity waiting for you!

While on board your cruise, be sure to check out the games, buffets, and entertainment that await you! You may find shipboard fun in the form of relaxation by the pool, drinks in the lounge, after-dinner dancing, or musical acts to rival the best of Las Vegas! And if you're thinking about taking the kids, you're in luck: There are plenty of family cruises that provide day care services and guided games for children.

But unless you have a passport, don't start packing yet-- whether you live in the United States or Canada, you'll need a passport to go on a Bahama cruise. Some other nationalities will need a visa to enter the Bahamas, so be sure to check out the details with enough time in advance to get what you need. Oh, and have a Great Trip!!