FAQ'S
Do I need a passport to take a cruise?


  • U.S. citizens: Can use a certified birth certificate plus government-issued photo ID instead of a passport

 

  • International Cruises (start/end in different countries or visit non-U.S. territories)

 

  • Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date
What if I need to cancel or change my trip?


  • Policies vary by provider - cruise lines, tour operators, and resorts each have different rules
  • Travel insurance is key - this is why I always recommend it for protection against unexpected changes
  • Earlier changes better options the sooner you contact me, the more flexibility we usually have
How far in advance should I book?


  • Cruises: 6-12 months in advance for peak seasons (holidays, summer, spring break) and 3-6 months for off-peak times
Do I need Travel Insurance?


  • Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended. It protects you against trip cancellations, delays, medical emergencies, and lost luggage. Some cruise lines even require it for international sailings. Ask us to include a policy quote during your cruise planning process.