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Latest Hawaii cruise news indicates that Hawaii will not be welcoming cruise ships back to the state until next year. The state had opened its doors earlier this month to tourists, but the quarantine ban prevented many cruise ships from entering. The governor asked tourists to delay their trip for next year. However the island has continued to run the 'Safe Travels" program. This program allows visitors to skip quarantine if they can present proof of vaccinations and negative tests.

Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Cruise Line Hawaii's latest cruise news is likely to have helped you plan a Hawaiian vacation. The company has announced a number of cancellations, including one that affects its Pride of America ship, which is slated to leave the Hawaiian Islands in May. Star Cruises would take over the ship for Asia-Pacific services.

The cruise line also announced that it will no long make calls on Hawaii's Big Island. Instead, it will spend more time on Maui or Oahu. The Norwegian ship Pride of America will spend a lot more time at Oahu than the ship that will call at Honolulu’s Big Island port. It will make overnight stops in Honolulu and make a day trip from Lahana to the Big Island. The cruise ship will still make a call in Nawiliwili. It will also visit other ports of call on Maui.

Carnival

To allow cruise travel to the islands to resume, the Hawaiian Department of Transportation has approved a revised port agreement with Carnival Cruise Line. The state is confident that it will sail to Hawaii without any problems. However, the state has taken additional safety measures in order to ensure passenger safety. It will be the first cruise ship to make calls in Hawaii since the industry shutdown.


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Mid-January is the expected arrival of the first cruise ships that will visit Hawaii. These ships are the first to arrive in Hawaii after the coronavirus panademic. The Hawaii Department of Transportation has approved the first port agreements with both Norwegian Cruise Line and Carnival Cruise Line. The agreements will require COVID-19 tests and dedicated medical staff. The agreement will require the cruise line to follow the CDC's Conditional sailing Order.

Princess

Princess Hawaii has some bad news for passengers. It has caused some passengers to be quarantined. The cruise line has yet to respond to our requests for comment. However, six of its ships are currently being investigated for possible contamination. The CDC is currently investigating the Grand Princess as well as the Caribbean Princess, Discovery Princess and Majestic Princess.


This year, Princess Cruises is having its biggest Hawaii presence yet. Five of the company's ships will be visiting the islands. The 3,560-guest Royal Prince, the first of five Royal Class ships, will visit Kona, Lahaina, Maui and Honolulu, on the Big Island. The ship will spend two days in each location. Another ship, Diamond Princess (which will spend the winter en route to Hawaii), will also be present.

UnCruise Adventures

UnCruise Adventures returned to Hawaii last week after a long hiatus. It offers seven-night excursions on Molokai. The 36-passenger Safari Explorer, owned by UnCruise Adventures, recently started the winter season in Halawa Valley, Molokai. After negotiating with Hawaiian officials, the company received permission to operate on the islands again. The company indicated that the new Hawaii cruises would take advantage of the winter, which is also the humpback season.

UnCruise continues to work with local communities to create unforgettable experiences for passengers. The company's most recent itinerary highlights local culture, community, and provides multiple adventures every day. Its Hawaiian Seascapes’ itinerary visits four islands in a single week, including Kealakekua Bay.


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Royal Caribbean

Cruise ship travelers in Hawaii should take precautions to ensure their safety. Cruise ship travel is now dangerous due to the current health situation in Hawaii. However, it is possible to remain healthy by following certain protocols. This includes ensuring that all passengers have had their required vaccinations. This will ensure that any illness or injury contracted onboard the vessel won't spread among passengers or other local residents.

Royal Caribbean announced that the Ovation of the Seas will sail between Vancouver and Honolulu in Hawaii. The ship will visit many Hawaiian islands, including Kauai and Maui. The longer cruises will stop at Seattle on the way to Vancouver. You will need your passport to enter the cruise ship.




FAQ

Is there anything negative about cruising?

Consider these things when weighing the pros and disadvantages of cruising. Some people may find that they don't want to spend their entire vacation on a boat. Others may prefer to stay near shore or in hotels. Some people may feel uncomfortable living so far from land. These fears can be easily overcome if you choose a cruise with plenty time ashore.


Are cruise ships safe?

Yes, cruise vessels are safe places to travel. Many cruise ships have state-of the-art security and technology. The safety regulations for cruise ships are very strict. Crew members must undergo extensive training and pass background checks. Onboard, passengers undergo background checks. Some cruise lines even require passengers to show evidence of vaccinations against certain diseases. Contact the customer service department of your cruise line immediately if you have any concerns about your safety onboard.


How does cruising work?

You pay a deposit of $50-$100 when you reserve a cabin on a cruise. Your balance is due 30 days before departure. Check into your cabin when you arrive at the port. You may also take part onboard activities.


Do I need to dress up when going on a cruise ship?

You don't necessarily need to wear fancy clothes or formal attire. Relax and be comfortable.


Do I have to tip my Cruise Director

This is dependent on the cruise line. Some cruise directors receive tips while others don't. The best way to find out if you need to tip your Cruise Director is to ask them when you board the ship. They will often tell you if tips are expected.


Where should I go on my next cruise?

You need to decide where you want go, if your goal is to visit different ports. You can also use this information to help narrow down your search. If history is your passion, then you might be interested in a cruise which visits places like Alaska, Bermuda, Canada and England. You might be more interested in beaches and watersports if you choose to include destinations like Jamaica, Aruba or the Bahamas, Costa Rica. Panama, Hawaii, Tahiti, Tahiti, Costa Rica, Panama.



Statistics

  • For an example of savings, Royal Caribbean offers up to a 40% discount with a dining package. (travel.usnews.com)
  • If you're traveling alone, you may also need to factor in a single supplement, adding up to as much as 100% of the cruise fare. (travel.usnews.com)
  • You'll need to budget around $80 per person per day for this option – and an additional 18% gratuity. (travel.usnews.com)
  • *20% Gratuities Apply on Free Unlimited Open Bar; Free Specialty Dining. (ncl.com)



External Links

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How To

How to be safe on a cruise ship

You need to know a lot before you set sail on your cruise. So that you don't get in trouble, it is important to know how to behave aboard. Here are some safety tips that will help you enjoy your trip.

  1. Be mindful of where you are at all times. People are more likely to be together when they're eating on a cruise ship than anywhere else. It is easy to lose sight of your task when you are surrounded by people who want food and chat. This shouldn't distract you from the work you are supposed to do. If you spot someone using dangerous substances, such as smoking or alcohol, let them know politely.
  2. Always keep your room key close to you when you board the ship, and hand over your room key to the person checking you in. They'll be able to find you quickly if you need it. Also, make sure to have your passport.
  3. Keep valuables hidden from view. Many cabins have drawers underneath the bed. This is a great place for valuables like passports, credit cards, or money. Be sure to keep nothing valuable out of plain sight. Put your bags away in the closet so no one can see them.
  4. Keep hydrated. Although cruise ships offer plenty of water, it can be difficult to remember to drink enough. You can take advantage of the complimentary bottled water onboard. Do not become dehydrated. Dehydration can lead to fatigue, crankiness, and even fights.
  5. Listen to announcements carefully. Announcements are posted everywhere, including on TV screens and public address systems. They include safety procedures and emergency exits as well as weather reports. These announcements will be of great importance. They could save your life.
  6. Do not leave your cabin without first locking the door. No matter how kind a crew member might seem, your cabin should be locked. Thieves can often get in through unlocked doors. Ask a crew member first if you need to use the bathroom.
  7. Avoid going overboard alone. The crew will need to wait for you to be rescued if you do fall overboard. Sharks and other marine creatures might be attracted to you while you wait. The best thing to do is wait until help arrives.
  8. Never smoke inside the elevator. These elevators can quickly become smokey due to their high pressure. Get off immediately if you feel dizzy or lightheaded. Although the air outside may be fresh, that doesn't mean your breathing is safe.
  9. The evacuation procedure. Every year, many people die in elevators. Follow the instructions on screen if you are in an emergency.
  10. Be familiar with the fire drill. Fire drills are held regularly, often once per day. Everyone on deck must evacuate during a drill. Follow the crew members' instructions. Once the drill has been completed, return back to your cabin.
  11. Ask questions before you accept food and drinks. Food poisoning is a common problem among cruisers. Many people are unaware that certain foods cannot be eaten aboard ships. Many cruise ships ban raw oysters. If you aren't sure if the food being offered to you is safe, politely decline and choose another meal.
  12. When using the pool, be careful. Inadvertently falling into pools has been a frequent occurrence. You should not fall into the pools unless someone spots you. You can also slip and fall off the deck at any moment. Wearing proper footwear is a must and paying attention to the surroundings are important.




 



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