Honolulu,Hawaii
Luxury Yacht Cruise
from $25,585 per person share twin
- Limited Availability
- Flights are additional
- Travel 01 Dec - 13 Dec 27
/
Hawaii & South Pacific
Hawaii, Tahiti & Fanning Island
Sail from Hawaii to Tahiti aboard Evrima, combining Hawaii’s lush island scenery with a rare visit to remote Fanning Island in Kiribati and the iconic beauty of Bora Bora. From volcanic landscapes to turquoise lagoons, this refined South Pacific voyage showcases some of the region’s most extraordinary destinations.
Departs
- 1 Dec 27 | Sailing from Honolulu to Papeete
Deal Inclusions
- 12 night luxury yacht cruise onboard Evrima from Honolulu, Ohau, Hawaii to Papeete, Tahiti
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection Inclusions
- Accommodation - Elegantly designed suites with private terraces, offering a personal haven at sea.
- Personalised Service - Dedicated staff attending to your preferences, ensuring a tailored and memorable journey.
- Gourmet Dining - Multiple dining venues featuring diverse culinary experiences, with all meals included.
- Beverage Selection - A wide range of premium beverages, including fine wines, spirits, and specialty coffees.
- Onboard Gratuities - All onboard gratuities are included, allowing you to relax without concern for additional tipping.
- Onboard Entertainment - Curated programs, live performances, and enrichment activities to enhance your voyage.
- Marina-Style Water Sports - Complimentary access to water sports equipment directly from the yacht's marina platform.
- Wi-Fi Connectivity - Complimentary Starlink premium internet access to stay connected throughout your journey.
Cruise Itinerary
01 Dec 27
Departure: 07:00 PM
The spirit of Hawaiʻi sings in unexpected places in Honolulu, from palace corridors and open-air markets to the song of the ocean itself. Certainly, the city’s beaches are legendary; paddle a board out from Ala Moana Beach Park if you want sensational coastal views, but slip away from Waikīkī’s buzz to Kakaʻako, where bold street art, farmers markets, and salty-sweet breezes reveal the city's vibrant soul. Walk the halls of ʻIolani Palace (the only royal palace on U.S. soil) or visit Bishop Museum, the historical home for Hawai’i’s ancient artifacts. From there, follow the ocean breeze to lose track of time wandering among the towering palms of Foster Botanical Garden. As the sun sets, enjoy a refreshing Mai-Tai to the sound of the surf crashing against the seawalls.
02 Dec 27
Arrive: 08:00 AM
Depart: 10:00 PM
Set on the Big Island’s rain-nourished eastern side, Hilo rewards those who follow its pace—gentle, grounded, and unexpectedly powerful. The town is visually striking; look one way to see rainforest and waterfalls, the other to spy the snow-dusted peak of Mauna Kea, Hawaiʻi’s sacred mountain. Begin the day with a stroll along the bayfront into downtown, browsing family-run shops and artist studios that carry on living traditions such as carving wood and beating kapa. Perhaps you’ll pick up warm laulau wrapped in ti leaves or freshly sliced pineapple at the market—both astonishingly flavorful. Then, follow the rainforest road north to Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, an International Biosphere Reserve and UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to some of the world’s most unique geological, biological, and cultural landscapes.
03 Dec 27
Arrive: 08:00 AM
Depart: 09:00 PM
Set on the sun-drenched western edge of Hawaiʻi Island, Kona’s coast is a study in contrasts. Black lava fields stretch to white-sand beaches, and coffee groves climb the green slopes of Hualālai volcano. In the highlands, Kona’s famous crop reigns supreme; family-run farms handpick beans from trees rooted in volcanic soil. Head to a roastery for a tasting, or sample local cacao and vanilla—crops grown nowhere else in the U.S. Back at sea level, the story is equally as vivid. Paddle a traditional canoe from Kealakekua Bay, watch for friendly families of spinner dolphins arcing through turquoise waters, or dive into the waves for a vision of kaleidoscopic marine life.
04 Dec 27
Arrive: 08:00 AM
Depart: 04:00 PM
Kahului sits on storied ground, shaped by centuries of movement, trade, and transformation. Set on Maui’s northern coast, between Haleakalā and the West Maui Mountains, the region holds deep cultural significance, as it was here, in 1790, that King Kamehameha’s forces defeated Maui’s warriors in a pivotal step toward unifying the islands. Nature is especially generous in this part of Maui. Head inland to ʻĪao Valley State Park, where hiking trails wind through the rainforest for sensational views of the ʻĪao Needle, a 1,200-foot spire that rises dramatically through the mist. Back in town, life moves with quiet purpose; canoe paddlers train in the harbor, windsurfers carve across Kanaha Beach, and vendors sell everything from mangoes to mahi-mahi. Above all, Kahului remains a working town, grounded in land, history, and community, offering a glimpse of Maui beyond the beach.
05-06 Dec 27
Saling Time
With a day at sea, enjoy the unique opportunity to unplug and relax into the unhurried life on board. Enjoy a workout with a view at the gym, indulge in a relaxing spa treatment, watch the sky transform at sunset from The Observation Lounge, or find an intimate alcove in The Living Room and lose yourself in a favorite book.
07 Dec 27
Arrive: 10:00 AM
Depart: 04:00 PM
Lying more than 1,000 nautical miles south of Hawaiʻi, Fanning Island, also known as Tabuaeran (meaning “heavenly footprint” in Polynesian), feels like a secret kept by the sea; there are no big hotels, no cars, no crowds—just sandy paths, pandanus trees, and the hush of waves on coral reef. Just over 2,000 people call the island home; unsurprisingly, local life moves gently. Children greet you in Gilbertese with songs, and women weave mats from palm leaves or sell shell jewelry from market stalls. In the water, the pace picks up with tropical sealife flitting about their daily duties. Don a mask and snorkel and spend an enjoyable afternoon swimming among coral gardens teeming with butterflyfish, parrotfish, and angelfish.
08-10 Dec 27
Sailing Time
With a day at sea, enjoy the unique opportunity to unplug and relax into the unhurried life on board. Enjoy a workout with a view at the gym, indulge in a relaxing spa treatment, watch the sky transform at sunset from The Observation Lounge, or find an intimate alcove in The Living Room and lose yourself in a favorite book.
11 Dec 27
Arrive: 09:00 AM
Depart: 09:00 PM
To describe Bora Bora as paradise is no overstatement. The island is a vision of vivid blues and verdant peaks, topped by slow-drifting, milky white clouds around the centerpiece of Mount Otemanu. Water shapes everyday life here and sailing the serene lagoon by outrigger canoe or snorkeling among the coral gardens are adventurous ways to get a sense of how the island breathes. Visit a working pearl farm to see how rare black pearls are cultivated, or encounter Bora Bora’s military history at the World War II cannons perched above Faanui Bay. Sink your feet into the soft sands of Matira Beach, savoring the scent of tiare flowers, as you reflect on the romance and beauty of this destination that has inspired artists and dreamers for centuries.
12 Dec 27
Arrive: 08:00 Am
Depart: 07:00 PM
Although just 10 miles from its big sister Tahiti, life on Mo’orea moves a little slower. Start the day with a café et croissant (this is a French territory, after all), then follow the coast past white churches and fruit stalls. Escape the midday sun by wandering though ancient marae tucked beneath the peaks, or climb to Belvedere Lookout for sweeping views of Cook’s Bay and Opunohu Bay, twin inlets named for the explorer who visited in 1777. Naturally, as a designated Ramsar Wetland, the lagoon takes center stage. Glass-clear shallows and deep cut bays teem with underwater life, and snorkeling here is some of the best on the planet. The fusion of French, Chinese, and Polynesian cultures in the region is especially evident in the cuisine of Mo’orea, and no visit to the island is complete without trying a Chow Mein Sandwich.
12 Dec 27
Arrive: 09:00 PM
Papeete pulses with rhythm—market stalls piled high with vanilla pods and papayas, voices rising over the scent of monoi oil and freshly baked baguettes. It’s easy to find the quieter stories that unfold as well, among the local artists carving Polynesian folklore into wood and inking them as tattoos, or with the musicians tuning ukuleles beneath towering flame trees. As the capital, Papeete balances city life with its beautiful nature and postcard-perfect beaches, from the iconic black sands of Pointe Vénus in the northeast to the soft white sands of Vaiava on the west coast. As the sun sets over nearby Moorea, stroll downtown Papeete’s waterfront promenade, shaded by palms and lined with roulottes serving freshly caught poisson cru and grilled mahi-mahi.
12 Dec 27
Arrive: 09:00 PM
Papeete pulses with rhythm—market stalls piled high with vanilla pods and papayas, voices rising over the scent of monoi oil and freshly baked baguettes. It’s easy to find the quieter stories that unfold as well, among the local artists carving Polynesian folklore into wood and inking them as tattoos, or with the musicians tuning ukuleles beneath towering flame trees. As the capital, Papeete balances city life with its beautiful nature and postcard-perfect beaches, from the iconic black sands of Pointe Vénus in the northeast to the soft white sands of Vaiava on the west coast. As the sun sets over nearby Moorea, stroll downtown Papeete’s waterfront promenade, shaded by palms and lined with roulottes serving freshly caught poisson cru and grilled mahi-mahi.
13 Dec 27
Papeete pulses with rhythm—market stalls piled high with vanilla pods and papayas, voices rising over the scent of monoi oil and freshly baked baguettes. It’s easy to find the quieter stories that unfold as well, among the local artists carving Polynesian folklore into wood and inking them as tattoos, or with the musicians tuning ukuleles beneath towering flame trees. As the capital, Papeete balances city life with its beautiful nature and postcard-perfect beaches, from the iconic black sands of Pointe Vénus in the northeast to the soft white sands of Vaiava on the west coast. As the sun sets over nearby Moorea, stroll downtown Papeete’s waterfront promenade, shaded by palms and lined with roulottes serving freshly caught poisson cru and grilled mahi-mahi.
Cabin Types
Terrace Mid Suite
Private, spacious terrace overlooking the ocean. Luxurious custom king bed sleep system, custom luxury bed and bath linens, ndividual robe and slippers, Espresso machine with complimentary coffee and teas, bottle of champagne upon arrival, Luxury bath amenities, access to a Suite Ambassador for Personalized service and concierge support, Complimentary Enhanced Wi-Fi.
Terms and Conditions
All prices are converted from Australian Dollars and are subject to currency fluctuations at the time of booking.
All cruise packages are based on Twin share, inside cabin and costs are per person. Availability is current as at 21 Sep 26 and deals are available until date shown or until sold out. Space is strictly limited and is subject to availability at time of booking. Note some categories of Oceanview or Balcony may have obstructed views. On board credit where shown is per cabin & must be spent on board and is not refundable in cash. All passengers are bound by the individual cruise lines terms & conditions, please ask your consultant for a full copy. Current Deals must be paid in full at time of booking or deposit dates as shown. All passengers must have a valid passport with more than 6 months validity at the end of their holiday. Travel insurance should be taken out at time of booking to cover in the event of any unforeseen cancellation. Included airfares are based on special nonrefundable economy fares, ground transfers are not included unless specified, any hotels included are on a room only basis unless specified. Hotels in certain destinations in Europe, USA and Asia may require local tourist taxes or resort fees payable at check in, we aim to give an indication of these where possible, but unfortunately you cannot prepay this aspect of the hotel rate and must settle at check in. Saving amounts reflect a discount from the published best price fare at time of publication. Where Onboard Gratuities are not included, we aim to give an approximate value but these are subject to change and are indicative only. ESTA Visas are required for itineraries visiting the UK, USA, Canada, India, China, Vietnam, Bali, Schengen states & Sri Lanka. Visa costs are not included. If travelling on a non-NZ passport other visas + NZ re-entry permits may also be required, please check with the applicable embassy. Passport validity, Visas, Vaccinations and health requirements are the responsibility of the passengers.
Other cruises you might like 2
Explore St Barths & the British Virgin Islands
St Barths & the British Virgin Islands
Sail roundtrip from San Juan aboard Ilma, discovering the beauty and distinct character of the eastern Caribbean. From the understated luxury of Canouan and the lush landscapes of Dominica to the glamour of St. Barths and the natural wonders of Virgin Gorda, this refined voyage pairs stylish island escapes with breathtaking scenery.
7 Night Luxury Yacht Cruise
from
$
18,745
per person share twin
Terrace Suite
Flights are additional
Terrace Suite
Flights are additional
Cruising with
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection
Departs 18 Feb 2028
Explore Italian & French Rivieras
Italian & French Rivieras
Sail from Rome to Monte Carlo aboard Ilma, discovering the timeless charm of Italy, Corsica and the French Riviera. From the elegance of Portofino and the history of Elba to the glamour of Saint-Tropez, Cannes and Monaco, this refined Mediterranean voyage blends culture, coastal beauty and iconic destinations.
8 Night Luxury Yacht Cruise
from
$
24,445
per person share twin
Terrace Suite
Flights are additional
Terrace Suite
Flights are additional
Cruising with
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection
Departs 11 Oct 2027
Not quite right?
Let us help you find the perfect holiday or deal. Here’s how to get in touch...
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose which type of cruise is right for me
There are three main types of cruising
Ocean Cruises
There is a wide range of itineraries, cruise lines and cruise ships to choose from for those seeking an ocean experience, or an exciting adventure across many countries. Ocean cruising is an amazing holiday where everything you could possibly need is within easy reach.
River Cruises
A leisurely cruise along the world’s waterways is a relaxing, and luxurious, way to travel. Whether you’re navigating across Europe or cruising Southeast Asia’s Mekong River, each new day on a river cruise brings a new experience.
Luxury Cruises
Luxury beyond belief. Soak up Michelin-star fine dining restaurants, butler service, and luxurious suites. Luxury cruising appeals to those travellers demanding an unparalleled, all-inclusive travel experience away from the hustle and bustle of the large crowds
What types of cruises are there?
There are cruises tailored to every type of traveller ie; adults only, couples, families, retirees, singles, large groups etc. Depending on the cruise line will depend on the type of cruise available and what is best suited to the experience you want.
Most offer a full range of activities and facilities to participate in as a family. Kids clubs are also offered in some ships and are focused on keeping children entertained. Be prepared, some are more “kid-friendly” than others -always check with your HOT travel consultant
Many cruise lines have adults only areas, and some are even fully adults only cruise ships. The larger the ship, the more space you will have. If you are looking for something a little smaller and more intimate, your cruising specialist will help you find that.
Can I go on a cruise if I’m travelling alone?
Yes - taking a cruise is a great way to relax and see the world at your own pace. A cruise is a fun and safe environment to meet other people, or just soak up the experience solo. Ask your cruise consultant about what’s best for solo travel and find out about the special add on rates for single occupancy of double staterooms.
Should I check in before I go
YES - we highly recommend checking in online ahead of time. While the process differs between cruise lines, you will usually need to create an account and enter your personal and booking details. It’s a must to do this in advance as you will be provided with a lot of important information to ensure you are fully prepared. This takes the stress out of the boarding process.
You may be offered a choice of a few different boarding times, although some cruise lines do pre-allocate this for you. Your check in process will also outline when your bags are likely to be available once you are on board. This is important as it may not be immediately so you might want to reconsider what you take as carry-on so you have some essentials on hand
What happens when I embark
Like all travel, ensure you arrive at your embarkation port on time (preferably a little earlier) for your allocated boarding time. Make sure you have your boarding passes printed, your luggage tags securely attached to your bags and your passport on hand ready to go.
Look out for your designated terminal, drop off your bags, then make your way through the security process. This is very similar to an airport, with metal detectors and x-rays for smaller carry-on bags.
Once through security, you will approach the check-in counter, where you will have your photo taken and receive your onboard card, which will serve as your cabin key, onboard payment method and onboard ID. Your luggage will be delivered to your cabin during embarkation.
Is cruising expensive?
Like all travel, the cost is dependent on a lot of factors – things like the length of cruise, destination(s), the type of cruise line or room type. But because there is so much variety, there will be a cruise to suit everyone's budget. It can work out to be great value for money compared to a regular fly/stay holiday.
Will I get seasickness?
Most modern cruise ships have stabilizers in place to ensure passenger comfort. Plus, cruise ships will alter their routes in advance to avoid any adverse weather patterns and storms etc.
But if you are prone to motion sickness, you could find yourself getting seasick on your cruise holiday. You could try natural remedies or over-the-counter prescribed medicines to counter motion sickness.
Do I need a passport or visa to cruise
You will require a passport to cruise internationally. Some close to home domestic sailings will only require a valid driver’s license. It is always recommended to have a valid passport whilst cruising and is your responsibility to ensure you have the applicable photo identification. Some countries do require you to obtain a visa in advance if you wish to disembark the ship in port. You will need to check the visa requirements for the countries visited on your cruise itinerary. Countries such as China, Russia, India, Canada and the USA require all New Zealand passport holders to obtain a visa. Always check with your HOT travel consultant and they will direct you to the right information.
Will I save money if I book at the last minute or early?
We recommend that if you are looking for a great deal book your cruise early. Some cruise lines offer great incentives for the early booking travellers. Thery could be things like complimentary room category upgrades, bonuses and discounted prices. Some even do airline flight credits! But these deals are normally for a limited time and will not last. Join our HOT cruise newsletter / email database, and we will let you know when there are offers or special deals available.
Cruise pricing, like most things, reflects supply and demand. The more demand there is for a particular cruise the higher the price will be. Demand could be determined by factors such as the destination, seasons & duration of the cruise holiday.
Like anything, waiting till the last minute does involve risk. If you wait, your cruise may have sold out. Then there is also the possibility of getting the cruise but in a room category that you don’t want. Our expert advice is - book early!
Is there a dress code on board
It will depend on what cruise line you are sailing with. As a rule, casual dress is accepted during the day, with smart casual or formal attire being required at night. Most cruise lines do not accept caps, jandals, bare feet, swimwear or sleepwear in formal dining venues.
Some cruise lines enforce a stricter dress code, with men required to wear jackets and women cocktail attire at dinner. If you do not comply with your cruise line’s dress code, you may be asked to leave a particular venue. Make sure you check with your HOT travel consultant - you don’t want to get caught out
Do cruise ships cater for passengers with accessibility requirement?
Yes, most cruise lines have accessibility assistance in place for passengers with disabilities. Cruise ships typically offer a range of wheelchair-accessible cabins, however, the number of these may be limited. You must advise at time of booking – make sure you speak to your HOT travel consultant and outline any requirements for you or your travelling companions
Some ocean ships can be large, which at times can be difficult for passengers with mobility problems to navigate. To make things easier, on some cruise ships you can rent a scooter or wheelchair for the duration of your cruise. Always check in advance with your HOT travel consultant
Can I smoke onboard a cruise ship?
All cabins and public areas onboard cruise ships are strictly non-smoking / vaping. You can, smoke/ vape in the ship’s designated smoking zones only
If in doubt, ask the staff onboard your ship.
Are my valuables safe on board?
If you bring valuables with you, they are best to be kept in your in-room safe. We also recommend you keep your passport, and any important documents locked in the your safe also.
Are gratuities or tips included?
This depends on the cruise. Your cruise consultant will outline this as part of the booking process. Some holidays include gratuities in the total price, whilst others might require you to pay once you are onboard.
How much luggage can I bring on the cruise?
Cruise lines are not generally concerned about how much luggage you bring onboard, so there are largely no luggage restrictions on cruise ships. But be aware, some staterooms have limited closet space! But remember, if you are travelling by air etc to your departure port, all airlines have weight and ‘number of bag’ restrictions.
Don’t get caught out – make sure you check the details carefully and be aware of any restrictions. Airlines do charge for oversize or excess baggage. Be prepared, check the restrictions with your travel consultant or the airline carrier directly before you book your flights.
Should I book shore excursions or do my own sightseeing?
Talk to your HOT travel consultant, it depends on what you want to do. You have options – you can do the shore activities arranged directly by the ship, as the quality and service offered is guaranteed. A bonus, if the tour is delayed the ship will wait for you before it sets sail again.
You can, however, book shore excursions, whilst on board, or in advance if you want a more structured adventure. Doing your own local sightseeing can be exciting, however you’ll have to pay close attention to time as the ship will not wait for you if you are running late.
What currency is used onboard?
This varies depending on cruise line and destination. You can almost guarantee that the currency on most cruise lines will not be in NZD. Ships based in Australia will usually have AUD onboard. Ships that cruise in a variety of destinations will have a currency to reflect their company's ownership, which could be currencies such as USD or Euro. Make sure you ask your HOT travel consultant in advance, so you are prepared.
What if I require a special diet?
If you have special dietary requirements, you should advise your HOT travel consultant at time of booking. If you do have special requirements, make sure you arrange your meals in advance. However, if you do forget, you can arrange it onboard.
What room type should I book?
A lot of first-time cruisers choose an inside room (internal without a window) mainly due to the cost. However, it is normally only a small difference per day to upgrade to an oceanview room (with a view).
Or investigate an upgrade to a balcony/veranda room which offers floor to ceiling windows that open to allow the fresh ocean air in. Check with your HOT travel consultant
Can I take visitors on board?
Think of a cruise ship like an airplane. No you can’t. Due to immigration and security reasons only registered guests are permitted onboard at all times.
Is there babysitting on board?
Babysitting is available at extra cost on some ships. Many cruise lines will offer popular kids club facilities onboard, and some cater better than others. But if you are on a cruise that is targeted at families will be spoilt for choice for ways to entertain the whole family
Is there WiFI and mobile reception?
Yes you can. Most ships offer Wi-Fi throughout the ship, whilst some only offer in designated areas. Most cruise ships have internet cafes on board. Charges do apply for the use of broadband & because it is based on satellite
Phone Reception is generally only available in ports. Some cruise lines have agreements with land-based phone service companies. If you chose to use this service, you will be paying international roaming rates for these calls. Find out before you go – your HOT travel consultant can help
How do I pay for on board expenses?
Just like many hotels, an onboard account will be set up for you prior to departure. This means all your onboard purchases can be charged to this account. Payment will be made at the end of the cruise.
Are there laundry services on board?
Laundry and cleaning services are always available. It’s either self-service laundry facilities or a professional laundry service. You will find washing machines, dryers, ironing boards, irons and detergent on board. Self-service washing machines & dryers generally tend to be coin operated.
Can I bring alcohol onboard the ship?
You are not allowed to bring alcohol onboard the ships. Duty free and personal alcohol purchased onshore will be collected upon your check in and can be collected on the last day of your cruise. Any Duty- and Tax-Free alcohol purchased on the ship will be held for safekeeping and can be collected on the last day of the cruise.
Not to worry - cruise lines largely offer drink packages so you can purchase drinks onboard. If not, your drinks can be charged to your cruise card.
Can I place a deposit for a cruise booking?
At time of booking you can choose to pay for the cruise in full or pay the minimum per person deposit amount.
When do I need to pay for my cruise in full?
If you have chosen to pay a deposit only, your full payment deadline will be determined by the cruise you book, so please check your Invoice for the final payment due date.
What is included in the price of a cruise?
Cruise holidays are one of the most value for money holidays you could go on. Your transportation, accommodation and main meals are included whilst onboard. Selected activities and entertainment are also included in the price.
There are some additional activities that you may have to pay separately for, like special restaurants & shows. Ask your HOT travel consultant for a full list of inclusions and added extras you can pay for separately
Do I need travel insurance?
YES – we absolutely recommend that you take out comprehensive travel insurance at the time you book your cruise. Your HOT travel consultant can organise a quick and simple quote for you.
Can I book my complete holiday including a cruise?
Your local HOT travel consultant will be able to curate you the perfect holiday making sure that it all works like clockwork. We can organise your flights, transfers, an amazing cruise, then accommodation and add in extras like a tour, car hire or sightseeing etc. This is where using a HOT travel consultant is critical – it’s complex and our consultants are expert and making it the best holiday ever.
How can I cancel or make changes my cruise booking?
We know ‘life’ happens. To cancel your booking, get in contact with your HOT travel consultant as soon as you can. Please note that cancellation fees will apply. Similarly, if you need to make any changes or amendments, we can help, but again, be prepared, change / amendment fees will apply. Some of your booking may be non-refundable.
When is my final payment due?
Your final payment will be due approximately four to five months before departure. You can find all payment amounts and due dates on your Booking Advice.
When will I receive my travel documents?
Approximately one to two weeks before your departure date. These documents will be sent directly to your email. If in doubt, ask your HOT travel consultant. You would have already received your online passenger information to complete well in advance.
Can I hold a cruise booking?
Pricing for cruises is dynamic and is subject to change. Talk to one of our HOT travel consultants and they can talk you through how it can / does work.
How do I book a cruise for more than 4 people, or book multiple staterooms?
Contact a HOT consultant if you are travelling with more than 4 people, you may need two or more rooms – there are also limitations around the age of children being in rooms by themselves etc –ie; children may not be booked in a room on their own. Children must be accompanied by an adult (over the age of 21) in a room.
What if I am cruising with children?
There are various restrictions imposed by cruise liners around ages of children travelling. If you are travelling with a child under the age of 12 months, make sure you let your HOT travel consultant know. There are also some restrictions around travelling if you are pregnant and will depend on what stage you are at, again, contact your travel consultant to find out more as these can vary by cruise liner
