Why can't you cruise after 24 weeks?

Embark on an Unforgettable Journey with Safety in Mind

As you embark on an extraordinary chapter in your life, it’s essential to make informed decisions for the well-being of both you and your precious bundle of joy.

While the allure of a serene cruise may beckon, it’s crucial to consider the potential risks and limitations associated with pregnancy. After 23 weeks, the incidence of pregnancy complications begins to rise. These can include premature labor, pre-eclampsia, and other serious conditions.

To ensure your safety and peace of mind, most cruise lines do not recommend cruising after this gestational period. Onboard medical resources are typically limited, and it’s vital to have access to timely and comprehensive care in the event of an emergency.

Explore Alternative Ways to Celebrate

While you may not be able to embark on a traditional cruise, there are countless other ways to create unforgettable memories while expecting. Consider a relaxing staycation in a cozy hotel with your loved ones. Explore local attractions, indulge in luxurious spa treatments, and dine on delectable cuisine.

Another option is to plan a shore excursion-based vacation to a destination with easy access to medical facilities. This allows you to experience the joys of exploring new places while having the peace of mind knowing that you can seek professional help if needed.

Exclusive Savings for Your Second Guest

For those traveling with a companion, take advantage of our exclusive offer: book your cruise before 24 weeks and enjoy a generous 75% off your second guest’s fare. Plus, save even more with extra discounts on selected dates.

Embrace this wondrous journey with confidence and prioritize the well-being of you and your little one. Explore alternative ways to celebrate this special time, knowing that your safety and health are paramount.