Annoying Things First-Time Cruisers Do—And How To Be Better
Basic Cruise Etiquettes
Seasoned cruisers are tired of first-timers not knowing some basic cruise etiquette. And they're not shy about talking about it online. So, if you're planning to hop on one, keep reading to know how to be a considerate passenger.
Forgetting Essentials
Forgetting essentials like your passport or medications can be a logistical nightmare. Just imagine getting to port only to realize you can't board and making it everyone else's problem. Always double-check your travel list. And when you're exploring ports, keep essentials like water and sunscreen in your carry-on.
Getting On Board With The Wrong Expectations
Cruises are often misunderstood. It's important to know that not all cruises are created equal—some are tailored for families with kid-friendly activities, while others are exclusively for adults. Research your cruise's offerings beforehand to ensure they match your needs. This way, you'll avoid disappointment.
Not Being In-tune With Your Stateroom Steward
Your stateroom steward is a vital part of your cruise experience. They ensure your cabin feels like home. Communicate your needs politely and tip generously. Ignoring this relationship might turn comfort into disgust. A little kindness goes a long way, you know.
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Hogging Resources
Sharing is caring, especially on a cruise where space is shared. Charging ports and games are limited, and hogging them can ruin others' fun. Share these resources fairly. Remember, you're not the only one on the ship. Be courteous, and take only what you need. Especially…
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