A Typical Day On A Cruise Ship

Around 4-5 hours sometimes more.

A typical day on a cruise ship. Stubborn Mules Helene Cooper set sail with her nine-year old son on a Galapagos Island cruise on board the Santa Cruz II. On the port of call days many passengers wake up early and are at breakfast when the lines open. Often the First Purser needs assistance with guest lists and other paperwork.

Its a super-busy day for both passengers and crew and it can be a lot of fun. The day begins early in the Galapagos as there is much to see and do. What is a sea day on a cruise ship.

Being on a larger expedition-type vessel allowed them to enjoy a wide range of activities from snorkelling and. On our cruise we had two days at sea two glorious days which meant you had to find your entertainment on the ship. Its sort of like making your bed back home.

Day One - departure from Miami. In the middle of the day on port days meant we could go ashore and explore. On a full 12-day cruise there are four black-tie formal nights though they usually tend to be on sea days when youve got more time to get ready.

Passengers will usually get a wake-up call about sunrise and have at least an hour to shower dress and go to breakfast. The medical centre is generally staffed by two doctors and four nurses. The dinner dress code is smart casual on other nights though if you do want to dress to the nines every night then a cruise ship is the one place where no-one will bat an eyelid.

Day Four - visit Puerto Rico and Antigua. When ships collide there were 2. Without a port stop these days are typically marked with.