Question 1

How much is a cruise?

Accepted Answer

Cruise prices vary. Your cruise fare will depend on factors like where you're headed, how long you'll be sailing, the cabin you choose, and the cruise line itself. You can find everything from budget-friendly vacations to luxury voyages.

Question 2

What should I pack for a cruise?

Accepted Answer

Think versatility. You'll want swimsuits for poolside lounging, comfy clothes for exploring ports, and a fancy outfit or two for elegant dinners. And don't forget your sunscreen!

Question 3

What should I wear on a cruise?

Accepted Answer

Depending on your itinerary, daytime activities generally call for breezy resort wear, while evening dinners and shows are opportunities to dress up. Check your cruise's dress code before you sail!

Question 4

How fast do cruise ships go?

Accepted Answer

Cruise ships typically sail at speeds ranging from about 23 to 28 miles per hour, but can reach faster speeds under certain conditions.

Question 5

What's the best cruise line?

Accepted Answer

Choosing a cruise line depends on your preferences and vacation goals. Whether you're looking for an exciting adventure, romantic getaway, family-friendly jaunt or the height of luxury, there's a cruise line out there for you. Use our filters to help narrow your options, or talk to one of our agents for help selecting a cruise line.

Question 6

What's included in the cruise fare?

Accepted Answer

Cruise fare includes dining, basic beverages (water, coffee, tea, juice, milk), visits to all ports of call, and access to ship amenities and entertainment.

Question 7

How can I add packages, gratuities, etc?

Accepted Answer

Once you have made a booking, you can purchase add-ons like drink packages, shore excursions, prepaid gratuities, wifi packages, and more. You can also purchase insurance and discounted hotels through Cruisebound once you have a confirmed booking.

Question 8

What's the best way to find the best price?

Accepted Answer

The best way to find the best price is to book early, be flexible with your travel dates, and consider sailing during the off-peak season. You can also sign up for price alerts and follow Cruisebound on social media to stay updated on the latest deals.

Question 9

Do I need a passport?

Accepted Answer

US citizens sailing to the Caribbean or Bahamas on routes that both depart from & return to the US either need a passport or a birth certificate and a government-issued photo ID. For all other citizenships and itineraries, you'll need to adhere to any ID and visa requirements of the ports-of-call.

Question 10

Do I need a visa?

Accepted Answer

US citizens do not need a visa for most Caribbean and Bahamas cruises. For all other citizenships and itineraries, you'll need to adhere to any ID and visa requirements of the ports-of-call.

Question 11

What if I don't have a passport?

Accepted Answer

If you don't have a passport, you can use a birth certificate and a government-issued photo ID to sail to the Caribbean or Bahamas on routes that both depart from & return to the US. For all other citizenships and itineraries, you'll need to adhere to any ID and visa requirements of the ports-of-call.

Question 12

Which cabin should I choose?

Accepted Answer

Cruise ships generally have four cabin types: Interior, Oceanview, Balcony and Suite. If you're not planning to spend much time in your cabin, you can save money by booking an interior or oceanview cabin. If you want more space and natural light, you should opt for a Balcony or Suite.

Question 13

What's a "guarantee" cabin?

Accepted Answer

A guaranteed cabin is usually a lower-priced option where you pick a category and the cruise line assigns your cabin number. If you want to be sure you are in a certain part of the ship, you should not select a guaranteed cabin. However if you are flexible, it's a good way to save some money. The cabin is typically assigned a few days before sailing.

Question 14

What's the best cabin location?

Accepted Answer

The best cabin location depends on your preferences. If you want to avoid motion sickness, you should book a cabin in the middle of the ship. If you want to be close to the action, you should book a cabin near the elevators. If you want a quiet cabin, you should book a cabin away from the elevators and public areas.

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