This can vary depending upon what type of vacation and your ideal vacation season. 

Recommend:

• Flights - at least 1 week in advance (can be as soon as 24 hours in advance under some conditions)
• Train - at least 2 days in advance 
• Hotels - at least 1 week in advance 
• Rental Vehicles - at least 2 weeks in advance
• Cruise - at least 3 months in advance
• Attractions & Tours - varies

Yes, but it is recommended to cover any possible travel issues. This includes refunds in the event of cancellation or partial payment.

Yes, payment plans can be arranged through a third party. (Affirm)

Yes, groups of 5 or more can qualify for group rates. 

Yes, documentation showing tax exemption must be submitted on the initial Vacation Information Request Form in the additional details section. 

Yes, Cerenity Vacations can assist with frequent flyer memberships that offer special benefits. 

Yes, Cerenity Vacations offers excursions and event ticketing in all 51 states. 

Now the preparation begins!

A travel checklist can be sent to you to assist with making sure you do not forget to pack something and / or to ensure you have all of the necessary travel documents. 

Travel by air is not normally advised in the following cases (this list is not exhaustive):

1. infants less than 48 hours old (longer after premature births)
2. women after the 36th week of pregnancy or 32nd week for multiple pregnancy
3. if you suffer from or have had:
4. angina or chest pain at rest
5. an infectious disease (e.g. chickenpox, flu), including COVID-19
6. decompression sickness after diving (sometimes called 'the bends')
7. increased pressure in the brain (due to bleeding, injury or infection)
8. infection of your ears or sinuses
9. recent heart attack
10. recent stroke
11. recent operation or injury where trapped air or gas may be present in the body (e.g. stomach ,bowel, eyes, face, brain)
12. severe long term diseases that affect your breathing
13. breathlessness at rest
14. unresolved pneumothorax (punctured lung)
15. sickle cell anaemia
16. unstable mental health or psychotic illness

If you have a lung or heart (cardiac) condition, your symptoms might become worse during or after a flight, particularly if you become dehydrated or have over exerted yourself. You may need oxygen during the flight, even if you do not usually need it:

• In advance of your flight you must arrange with the airline the use of oxygen and any assistance you need at the airport.
  • If you use your own home oxygen, you must still contact the airline in advance to discuss if you are able to use it on the flight.
• You will need to contact your GP or specialist as they may need to provide medical information to the airline.

Yes, in the event of any major weather or health advisories there is the possibility of delay. Any cancellation due to weather or health advisories will be handled on a booking by booking basis.

Contact Cerenity Vacations as soon as any needed changes are noticed so that it can be corrected or adjusted, if possible.

Please submit the contact form on this page. Partnerships requests are reviewed within 24 - 48 hours.