What to Pack

• Alcoholic Beverages: With some exceptions for limited quantities of wine or champagne.

• Illegal Drugs: Any form of illegal substances. Marijuana, even in its medicinal form or for medicinal purposes, is prohibited, as well as CBD oil and products.

• Firearms and Ammunition: Including realistic replicas.

• Explosives and Flammable Liquids include fireworks, lighter fluid, and other dangerous items.

• Sharp Objects: Including knives and scissors (small scissors for personal grooming are allowed).

• Electrical Appliances: Certain items like coffee makers, irons, and hot plates.

• Candles and Incense: Anything that could pose a fire hazard.

• Power Strips and Extension Cords: These could also be fire hazards.

• Hoverboards and Similar Devices: These are not allowed due to fire risk.

• Self-Balancing Scooters/Segways: Except when required as a mobility device.

• Drones: Are generally not allowed on board.

• Perishable Food Items: Any items that need refrigeration or special storage.

• Personal Sporting Equipment: Such as surfboards, kayaks, and bicycles, unless part of a shore excursion.

• Inflammable Liquids and Gasses: Including gasoline and propane.

• Dangerous Chemicals: Any harmful chemicals or substances.

• Power Strip: All power strips are now banned.

Travel Documents:

• Passport or government-issued ID

• Cruise documents and boarding pass

• Travel insurance information

Valuables:

• Wallet with cash and credit cards

• Jewelry and watches

• Electronics (phone, camera, laptop/tablet, e-reader)

• Chargers and power banks

Medication and Health Items:

• Prescription medications (in original containers)

• Over-the-counter medications (pain relievers, motion sickness pills, etc.)

• First aid essentials (band-aids, antiseptic wipes)

• Hand sanitizer and face masks

Clothing and Accessories:

• A change of clothes (in case your checked luggage is delayed)

• Swimwear and cover-up (in case you want to swim before you can access your cabin)

• Lightweight jacket or sweater

• Sunglasses and hat

Personal Care Items:

• Travel-sized toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.)

• Makeup and skincare products

• Hairbrush or comb

Important Items for the First Day:

• Swimsuit (if you plan to hit the pool immediately)

• Dinner attire (if you have early dinner reservations)

• Books or magazines for leisure reading

Clothing

1. Casual Wear:

   • T-shirts, tank tops, and casual shirts

   • Shorts, jeans, and casual pants

   • Sundresses and skirts

   • Comfortable walking shoes and sandals

2. Evening Attire:

   • Formal wear for formal nights (suit and tie for men, cocktail dress or evening gown for women)

   • Smart casual outfits for dinner (dress shirts, blouses, slacks, dresses)

3. Swimwear:

   • Multiple swimsuits

   • Cover-ups and beachwear

4. Outerwear:

   • Light jacket or sweater

   • Raincoat or poncho (depending on the destination)

Accessories

1. Hats and Caps: For sun protection

2. Sunglasses: With UV protection

3. Belts, Scarves, and Jewelry: To accessorize outfits

4. Beach Bag: For shore excursions and poolside lounging

Toiletries and Personal Care

1. Full-sized Toiletries: Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, etc.

2. Skincare Products: Moisturizer, sunscreen, after-sun lotion

3. Hair Care Items: Hair dryer (if not provided), styling products

4. Makeup and Removers: Including cotton pads and swabs

5. Personal Hygiene Items: Razor, shaving cream, feminine hygiene products

Health and Wellness

1. Additional Medications: Over-the-counter meds, vitamins, and supplements

2. First Aid Kit: Including band-aids, antiseptic, and any necessary medical supplies

3. Insect Repellent: For tropical destinations

Miscellaneous Items

1. Laundry Supplies: Travel-sized detergent, fabric freshener

2. Travel Iron or Steamer: If allowed

3. Reusable Bags: For dirty laundry or souvenirs

4. Binoculars: For sightseeing and wildlife viewing

Shore Excursions and Activities

1. Snorkeling Gear: If you prefer using your own

2. Water Shoes: For rocky beaches or water sports

3. Daypack or Backpack: For excursions and day trips

4. Travel Guidebooks and Maps: For exploring ports of call

Documents and Copies

1. Copies of Important Documents: Passport, travel insurance, medical prescriptions

2. Guidebooks and Maps: For ports of call