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At least 10 major cruise line ships have had to change their travel plans because of Hurricane Beryl. The category five storm sweeping through the Caribbean started Monday morning, where sustained "life-threatening" winds of 130 mph have moved west at 20 mph. It is reportedly the strongest storm the Windward Islands have seen since Hurricane Ivan in September 2004.

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A cruise blog confirmed all of the known changed travel plans on major ships due to the storm, which are listed below. All the major cruise line intinterary changes due to Hurricane Beryl 1. Icon of the Seas "The deep tropical Atlantic is very much alive very early in the season, and unfortunately is likely a harbinger of things to come this summer & fall," wrote Craig Setzter, Chief Meteorologist of Royal Caribbean Group, on X .

In an email sent to passengers aborad a ship that began sailing on June 29, Royal Caribbean confirmed that "high waves and strong winds" near its initial path in the Eastern Caribbean forced them to change course. Instead of visiting St. Thomas and St.

Maarten, the world's largest cruise ship will dock at Cozumel and Costa Maya, Mexico before spending the day at P.

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