FAQs

When booking a cruise, you can look at things like passenger information, cabin preferences, travel dates, cruise itinerary, required identification documents, payment details, special requests, emergency contact information, travel insurance, potential seasickness, and the cruise line's health requirements to ensure a smooth booking process.

January and February are the most affordable months to take a cruise. Due to lower demand and frequently lower prices, these months follow the Christmas season. Additionally regarded as off- peak cruise months, September and early December offer fantastic discounts and promotions.

The refund amount you receive is determined by the time you cancel a cruise. If you cancel 55- 30 days before sailing, you will lose 50% of the total ticket or the usual deposit, whichever is greater. If you cancel 29-15 days before sailing, you will lose 75% of the total ticket or the usual deposit, whichever is greater.

You will have to provide any accepted form of identification that is authorised by the government. You will not be allowed to board the cruise without the documents. If you do not have the documents, you will not be allowed to board the cruise.

The upper deck is generally regarded as the best. It provides you with the best views and easy access to outdoor activities such as pools and bars. It also includes the most luxurious cabin options. However, you can experience motion sickness and if you feel seasick, you will experience more difficulty.

You must not visit the cruise during hurricane season, which is from June 1 to November 30. The height of the hurricane season occurs between mid-August and early November. If you want to avoid crowds and save money, book during the off-peak season. You will also receive advantages from early bird savings by booking your flights and accommodations in advance.

No, you cannot directly transfer a travel booking, such as a flight or hotel reservation to another person. Most airlines and booking platforms do not allow name changes on the cruise. You will have to cancel your booking. The other person will have to book a new ticket but you may incur cancellation charges.

If you come across a medical emergency on the cruise, immediately notify the attendants. You can also identify any medical professionals among passengers or cruise members. Follow their instructions while providing basic first aid if necessary. If no medical professional is available, communicate the situation to the cruise crew.

Yes, most cruise lines enable you to pay your cruise costs in partial payments or instalments. You can make a deposit upfront and then spread the remaining balance over time until the final payment due date before your voyage departs. It comes under the"cruise payment plan."

You can enjoy an Alaska cruise during the summer months. You can travel between mid-June and mid-August because the weather is hottest. You will also experience that daylight hours are the longest. You will also encounter plentiful wildlife and active glacier calving.

Yes, you can view the Northern Lights on an Alaska cruise, especially in the winter. The northern lights season is from late August to April 21, when the Northern Lights are most visible. Due to their low levels of light pollution, there are many excellent places to see the Northern Lights. You can view the northern lights all around Alaska.

Yes, there are numerous family-friendly activities on an Alaska cruise, such as onboard activities, excursions, and children's programs. There is a lot to see outside the room on an Alaska trip with kids. You can hit the pool, explore the wrap-around decks, or even see family- friendly events on the World Stage. You will receive full entertainment on the cruise.

Yes, you can go snorkeling or scuba diving on a Caribbean cruise. Some cruises include snorkeling and scuba diving as part of their activities. You will encounter a wide range of underwater life, including coral reefs, wrecks, and pinnacles. There is a lot more to see in scuba diving or snorkelling.

In that case, it will most likely leave without you, and you will need to work with the port agent to arrange travel to the next port of call, which could involve significant costs and logistical challenges; you should contact your cruise line right away to discuss options and possibly file a claim with your travel insurance.

The "best" shore excursions differ greatly depending on the destination. Still, some popular options include historical and cultural tours in Europe, wildlife safaris in Africa, snorkeling and diving experiences in the Caribbean, Mayan ruins exploration in Mexico, glacier viewing in Alaska, and city explorations in Asia.

You will not be able to access your checked luggage immediately because it is stored in the cargo hold. You will get to your baggage claim area at your destination airport after landing. You must wait until you get down and arrive at the baggage carousel to get your luggage.

Yes, it is safe to travel on cruises alone. You only have to take care of some important things while travelling on cruises. You must not allow any stranger to get in your cabin. Be mindful of who you meet and talk to. Other than that, cruises are mostly safe in comparison to other forms of travel.

No, travel insurance is not required on a cruise, however, we recommend you to get travel insurance. Medical issues, trip cancellations, and delays are all potential risks associated with cruises. Travel insurance can protect your finances and provide you peace of mind. For medical emergencies, lost valuables, and other emergencies, travel insurance is helpful.

Cruise cancellation rules differ per cruise line. They frequently include fines that rise as the departure date approaches. The regular cancellation policy is included in the ticket contract. The penalty grows as the cruise's departure date approaches. There are no refunds for cancellations after the trip has begun, early disembarkation, or no-shows.

If the cruise line cancels your cruise, you will get a complete refund. You will also receive a cruise credit to book a different cruise in future. You will receive additional compensation such as bonus credits or perks as closer to the departure date.

There are different cruise dress rules that range from casual to smart casual in the evening. You can opt for casual attire such as t-shirts, shorts, sundresses, and skirts, which are frequently allowed. Swimwear is allowed on the pool deck. There are other smart casual wear options such as long pants, jeans, a dress or skirt, a beautiful top, or a button-down.

Yes, a Caribbean cruise is regarded as ideal for families with children, as most cruise lines provide dedicated children's programs, activities, and amenities. These amenities are meant to keep young passengers entertained throughout the voyage. It makes an excellent choice for a family vacation with various age groups.

It is better to reduce motion and feel more stable while sleeping on a cruise ship. You should choose a cabin on a lower deck, particularly near the middle of the ship. The area experiences the least movement when compared to higher decks or the front/back of the vessel. You can find it beneficial if you are prone to seasickness.

There are several Caribbean cruise lines such as Disney, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, MSC, and Celebrity. There are several other options such as Seabourn, Windstar, Viking Ocean, and Holland America Line. You will experience one of the best cruise line experiences with Caribbean Cruises.