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It depends on what you want. If you love long and warm summer evenings, go for June. If you love swimming in the ocean, go for September. The sea is not warmed up in June, especially im the Northern Mediterranean. But the sunset in September is a real downside because it can be between 7 and 8 PM depending on your location. Also note while it can be very nice and mild until October, the weather begins to change at around September to a more unstable state. For example, we have cruised in the Western part (Spain-France-Italy) with Harmany of the Seas in the first week of September 2016. We were not allowed on deck half of our cruise! The weather was mostly sunny, but windy and waves at around 10 feet. The brand-new Harmony even suffered from some damages on the top deck. That said, you would be likely safe if you went to Greece, Turkey or Israel at that time.

We had MTD on the inaugural season of Harmony (2016?). It was a horrible experience. We waited in line for like 30 minutes even though we had a reservation at a given time. After the second day we managed to get a traditional dining table and said to ourselves: never again. We blamed the size of the ship, to be honest I cannot believe this is still an issue.

I have similar issues, I got vaccinated 1 year ago and got Covid 6 months ago. My antibody value is insanely high because I might have been reinfected just recently without noticing. According to Royal, they recommend you to get a Booster, but you are not required to have one in Europe. The problem is that they refuse to tell you what is going to happen with you. This is ridiculous. Worst case scenario is a test every day at your own expense. I am curious to read how they are handling these cases now, so any info would be appreciated!