Travel experts issue warning to anyone going on a cruise this year
Travel experts issue warning to anyone going on a cruise this year
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Embarking on a cruise promises relaxation, adventure and unforgettable experiences, but packing the wrong items - or forgetting the right ones - could spoil your experience. Cruise enthusiasts who have spend many holidays at sea have been sharing some advice for first timers.
Even luxury liners have limited storage space in every cabin meaning that a well-thought-out packing list is a must. Understanding what to pack isn’t just about convenience, it’s also about preparing for different climates, onboard activities, and potential emergencies.
Forgetting essentials can lead to unnecessary expenses or missed opportunities, while overpacking can leave your cabin feeling cramped and cluttered. From evening attire for formal dinners to practical essentials like power adapters and motion sickness remedies, a little planning goes a long way in enhancing your cruise experience.
READ MORE: Making one change to your laundry routine will give you hotel-quality sheets at home. Experienced cruisers will tell you that one thing you should never leave at home is medication. While liners often carry their own supply in the form of an onboard pharmacy, prices can be extortionate.
In the r/cruise channel one Redditor said: "Pack all the travel essentials you need, like tums, pepto, aspirin, toothpaste, mouthwash, etc. Anything they sell is going to be expensive.". A second added: "Pack a Ziploc bag of over the counter medicine for colds, diarrhea, other common possible ailments. It's a lot more inconvenient and expensive onboard for things like that.".
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