Cruise Ships - Page 5

All passengers are required to attend a safety procedure demonstration, known as a muster drill, within their first few hours on board. The muster drill lasts approximately 20-30 minutes and will always take place prior to the ship sailing.

Don’t forget to pack your elasticated trousers; a cruise holiday is bursting at the seams with dining options. Most ships feature main dining rooms, casual dining and a selection of speciality restaurants.

If you’re wondering what to do on a cruise ship, this Bolsover Cruise Club guide covers everything you need to know about life on board, from settling in to your room and exploring the ship to making the most of your days at sea.

Smokers and non-smokers alike may be interested to know what smoking policies are in place on cruises.

A key part of booking a cruise is choosing what cabin to go with. Every cruise line offers a range of different cabin options, each with its own perks and facilities, and the suitability of these for each guest will depend on a number of factors.