
Let's get one thing straight at the start. Your cruise is your vacation.
That means you can enjoy it however you want to… short of breaking the law. So this isn't meant to be a list of rigid rules that you have to follow. Instead, our 44 things never to do on a cruise ship represent tips and advice on how to make your cruise more fun, more memorable, and a safer experience.
From things that you don't want to forget to pack, to things that might get you kicked off the ship, we cover a full spectrum of "do-nots" that you'll want to know before you take your trip. Note: The links to Amazon used below are affiliate links. Should you make a purchase, we receive a small percentage of the sale at no extra cost to you.
Never arrive too early to port Arrive too early to the cruise port and you could be faced with long lines and large crowds. Arriving later makes it much faster to get on the ship. Whereas you used to just show up at port anytime during the boarding hours (usually something like 12-4 p.
m.), to make things smoother many lines now…
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