Australia and New Zealand

Many of the large cruise lines do have a babysitting service onboard for a nominal cost and are run by trained child carers.

The majority of cruise line will not allow infants onboard under 6 months old. Infants older than this are very welcome, however we always advise that you bring your own milk formula if required. The ship can provide baby food but it may not be what youa re used too so again bring your own is always best

If you are travelling with more than 4 people in your party we would always advise to book your cruise as early as possible. Ships do have connecting cabins and some of the larger ships have super family cabins but these are always limited in number and book up early.

“Guaranteed” cabins are usually the most budget friendly as you will not be able to choose your cabin but will be assigned one usually within 2 weeks of departure. Once your cabin has been assigned, we will inform you of the details

Yes you can do this at the time of booking. Our cruise experts will recommend a cabin based on your requirements, but you can also access the cruise ship deck plans on the cruise websites of you want to have a better look at cabins onboard.

This is very rare, however not impossible and hence we would always advise you to have “cruise connect” cover on your travel insurance policy. Dependent on your policy provider, this would normally ensure that your costs are covered to transport you to the next port of call.