This guide will not only address the items you should pack for your cruise, but also where to store them to avoid having them confiscated or inaccessible when you need them.

WOMEN'S CRUISE PACKING LIST
Undergarments and Bed Wear   Bras Include strapless if needed for evening wear   Panties   Lingerie / night gown / pajamas / robe   Compression stockings For airplane flight to prevent swollen ankles   Exercise / walking socks   Trouser socks or pantyhose   Camisole / slip Workout and Swim Wear   Swim suit and cover-up / sarong   Thongs / flip flops   Work out clothes and sports bra Clothing – Dress Code Specific   Outfit for casual nights on ship Dress, skirt and blouse or pants and a dressy top   Outfit for informal nights on ship Dress or pant suit Outfit for formal nights on ship Dressy pant suit, cocktail dress or evening gown Clothing – Other   Shorts   Tops of all types Sleeveless, short-Sleeved, long-sleeved   Capri pants   Slacks   Windbreaker / raincoat   Sweatshirt   Evening sweater Footwear   Walking shoes   Walking sandals   Rubber sandals For reef walking and beach   Evening shoes	Accessories   Purses (day and evening)   Belts   Scarves   Gloves and stocking cap If expecting cold weather   Costume jewelry and extra watch Women's Miscellaneous   Blow dryer   Curling iron or curlers   Comb/brush   Hair gel   Hair spray (non-aerosol)   Shampoo   Conditioner   Shower cap   Bar soap in plastic container   Deodorant   Toothbrush / toothpaste   Dental floss   Mouthwash   Tweezers   Make-up mirror   Make-up and make-up bag   Make-up remover   Cleanser   Moisturizer and freshener   Nail polish and remover   Nail clippers and file Be sure to put in checked luggage   Razor and shaving cream
MEN'S CRUISE PACKING LIST
Undergarments and Bed Wear   Underwear (briefs or boxer shorts)   Undershirts   Pajamas and robe   Compression socks For airplane flight to prevent swollen ankles Workout and Swim Wear   Swim suit and cover-up   Work out clothes / T-shirts Clothing – Dress Code Specific   Outfit for casual nights on ship Slacks and sports shirts   Outfit for informal nights on ship Slacks and a polo shirt, often required to wear a sports jacket, ties are optional Outfit for formal nights on ship Suit or tuxedo Clothing – Other   Shorts   Casual shirts   Slacks (casual and dress)   Windbreaker/raincoat   Sweatshirt	Footwear   Walking shoes   Walking sandals   Rubber sandals / shoes for reef walking and beach   Evening or dress shoes   Casual shoes Accessories   Belts   Gloves and stocking cap If expecting cold weather Miscellaneous   Comb / brush   Shampoo and hair products   Bar soap in plastic container   Deodorant   Toothbrush / toothpaste   Dental floss   Mouthwash   Tweezers   Nail clippers and file Be sure to put in checked luggage   Razor and shaving cream Or electric razor and supplies
CRUISE TRAVEL ESSENTIALS FOR EVERYONE
Travel Documents, Wallet Items, and Paperwork   Airline tickets or e-ticket confirmation   Cruise documents   Passports and visas (if necessary) or proof of citizenship (check with your cruise line for requirements)   Vaccination certificate (if required)   Driver's license and auto insurance card - in case you decide to rent a car when ashore   Medical insurance cards and medical history (especially if traveling alone)   Copy of prescriptions and list of all medicines you are taking   Another picture ID - if you don't take driver's license   Credit cards - notify your credit card companies before traveling to alert them you are traveling   ATM card   Pre-paid phone card   Cash or traveler's checks - be sure to keep traveler's checks receipt in separate location   3 copies of airline tickets, cruise tickets, passports/visas, itinerary Pack 1 copy in carry on, 1 copy in checked luggage, and leave one copy with someone at home   Contact numbers to report lost/stolen credit cards or traveler's checks   Emergency numbers at home   Currency conversion chart   Wallet and fanny pack   Watch - dual time zone watch is perfect!
Reading Material and Necessities   Glasses, contacts, contact cleaner   Extra reading glasses   Sunglasses   Reading sunglasses   Guidebooks and other port of call information   Foreign language phrase book or dictionary   Maps   Reading material For the plane or lounging by the pool   Journal or notebook and pen/pencil Make notes to tell your friends back home about your experiences   Business cards with email address to give out to new cruise friends   Home and email addresses of friends/relatives For sending postcards, emails, or gifts   Photo album Electronics and Camera Equipment   Plug adaptor and converter   Cell phone and charger PDA and charger   Laptop computer Binoculars   Film camera and manual Extra film Don't put undeveloped film in checked luggage   Disposable underwater camera For snorkeling or beach days Digital camera and manual   Extra memory cards for digital camera Batteries for digital camera Battery charger Extension cord / power strip with multiple plug-ins Walkman / Discman / MP3 Player For walking on deck or on treadmill Small travel alarm clock - battery operated Lighted dial clock for cruise ship cabin Small flashlight Night light	Medicine Kit   Prescription drugs and any other essential medications in carry on bag   Ear plugs   Small first aid kit Band aids, Q-tips, Vaseline, Dramamine, antibiotic cream, bandages, anti-diarrhea medication, cortisone cream, aspirin / Tylenol / Advil   Germicidal hand cleaner   Handy-wipes For cleaning hands when ashore   Hand lotion   Rubbing alcohol or foot lotion For soothing tired, hot feet   Bug spray For those pesky mosquitoes etc. ashore   Sun screen / sun block and lip sunblock Other "Necessities"   Duct tape or strapping tape   Extra plastic cable-lock ties for securing luggage Better than locks, but one-time use only   Extra luggage name tags In case yours are lost on the outbound trip   Zip loc bags of all sizes and garbage/laundry bags   Corkscrew Be sure to put in checked luggage   Swiss Army knife or something similar with screwdriver head, etc. Be sure to put in checked luggage   Small umbrella   Collapsible travel pillow For those long airplane flights   Crazy glue   Playing cards   Sports gear (e.g. snorkeling gear)   Shoe horn For getting those shoes back on your swollen feet   Sewing kit and scissors Be sure to put in checked luggage   Travel-sized Woolite   Clothes pins   Empty folding tote bag For souvenirs or the beach   Hats/caps/visors   Insulated large coffee mugs

This extensive list is by no means going overboard, pardon the pun. All of the above should be considered to ensure you are prepared for every situation. Weather changes, security checks and medical incidents are just some of many reasons to take note of the provided guide and pack accordingly. For further information on what to bring on your cruise, please contact us.