Make sure you have:
All must be done before the check-in deadline (midnight before sailing).
You’ll need:
Keep these in your carry-on—never in checked luggage.
Your boarding pass will be emailed to you on embarkation day and should be printed out.
You’ll be assigned a 30-minute boarding window. Arrive during that time to avoid delays or denied boarding.
All guests must be onboard at least 60 minutes before departure or you will not be allowed to sail.
Yes—download BOTH:
Download before boarding—Wi-Fi may not support downloads once onboard.
No—the apps work using the ship’s free Wi-Fi. You only need a paid plan for general internet access.
Bring essentials you’ll need immediately:
Your luggage may take several hours to arrive to your cabin.
There’s no strict limit, but 2 bags per person is recommended. Packing light makes embarkation much easier.
Expect:
Bring:
Smart-casual is encouraged, especially for dining. Avoid:
No—bottled water cannot be brought onboard. You can pre-purchase it or buy it once onboard.
Yes—even if you don’t expect it. Bring:
Better to have it and not need it.
Yes—popular excursions and services can sell out. Book before sailing or early once onboard.
Before sailing:
This avoids expensive international roaming charges.
Do NOT pack:
Always carry these with you.
Allowed:
Not allowed:
Clothing irons or steamers
Common mistakes:
Yes—arriving the day before is strongly recommended to avoid missing the ship due to travel delays.
Yes—Baja Mexico is a major tourist region and cruises continue to operate normally without issues.