TRAVEL INSURANCE
(We highly recommend having some form of travel insurance)
1. Princess Cruise Vacation Protection Plan
Click Here for Princess website with complete coverage information.
This travel protection insurance can be purchased anytime from the time of your
deposit until final payment. Coverage begins only upon payment and some exclusions
apply. Vacation Protection includes a variety of coverage including Trip Cancellation
and Interruption Protection, Medical Expense/Emergency Assistance (secondary to any
primary medical insurance of guest), Baggage loss/Baggage delay.
Princess Travel Protection Insurance Cost:
-Standard Care is 8% of Base Cruise Fare
-Platinum Care is 12% of Base Cruise Fare
2. Other Travel Insurance Companies - Travel Insurance is available from other companies as well.
Also see Insurance
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TIPS & GRATUITIES: (on board the ship)
For your convenience, Most cruise lines will automatically add
gratuities for your restaurant and stateroom services to your onboard
account on a daily basis in the following amounts, which may be
adjusted at your discretion: $13.50 per person/per day (inside,outside,
balcony) and $14.50 per person/per day (mini-suites, suites).
These service gratuities are the recommended amounts and may be adjusted
at your discretion onboard at the Purser's Desk. Envelopes are also typically
available for you to personally deliver additional gratuities to dining and
stateroom personnel. (subject to change)
CLOTHING/DRESS CODE Descriptions
10-day Mexican Riviera: 2 Formal Nights & 8 Smart Casual Nights
You should dress for cruising the same way you would for a land based resort. Daywear suggestions include casual sportswear,
jogging suits, pants, sweaters, windbreaker/jacket both on board and ashore.
Keep in mind that the weather at sea can be unpredictable. You may want to bring a hat, jacket and sweater
as well as swim suit, shorts, visor and sunglasses.
Evening - The Cruise Line dress code categories refer to the classification of attire
requested for that particular evening.
The ship asks that all passengers follow the suggested attire while in the public areas.
1. Casual - pant, slacks, skirts, blouses, sweaters for women; pants, sport shirts/open neck
shirts and sweaters for men
2. Formal - cocktail dresses, evening gowns, or dressy pant suit for women; sport jacket
& slacks, suit or tuxedo for men
Daytime - During the day there is no specified dress code, however there
are some attire restrictions.
Swim suits, cut off T-shirts, halter tops, and torn jeans are not permitted in the main dining rooms.
While swim suits are appropriate attire for the pool and spa areas, coverups are
requested for other areas of the ship.
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All details are Subject to Change!
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