By: Somdatta Saha
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Planning your first vacation on a cruise? A little preparation may help you go a long way. Take note
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If you're flying to the port city, get there the day before your cruise sets off. Cruise ships do not wait.
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Luggage might take a few hours to be delivered to your cabin, so pack a carry-on bag with essentials: swimwear, medication, chargers, etc.
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Cruise ships are huge. As soon as you board, grab a deck plan or use the cruise line's app to get familiar with the layout.
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The buffet is free, but you must try the speciality restaurants. Most cruise lines offer incredible dining experiences and they're worth it.
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Cruises are marketed as "all-inclusive," but it's not entirely true. While basic food, drinks are included, alcohol, spa, etc are often charged extra.
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Port days are exciting, but don't just wing it. Some destinations are easy to explore, while others are best experienced through a guided tour.
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