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Luxury Ocean & River CruisesAre you ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure across the majestic seas and enchanting rivers? Whether you desire the vast expanse of the ocean or the meandering charm of rivers, Travelooza offers an unmatched selection of unique cruises tailored to exceed your expectations.
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Family CruisesThere's kid friendly cruises, and then there's cruises built for families. Our team of family travel specialists will help you find the right cruise where every member of your family will be delighted. We understand that planning a trip with children can be a daunting task, but with Travelooza, you can relax and let our expert staff take care of all the details. Get ready for an incredible adventure where both kids and adults can have the time of their lives!
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Generational CruisingUnleash the Magic of Generational Cruises with Travelooza!
Are you seeking a vacation that brings multiple generations together, creating cherished memories for years to come? We understand the importance of planning a trip that caters to the unique needs and desires of every family member. With Travelooza, you can sit back, relax, and let our experienced staff take care of all the details while you enjoy quality time with your loved ones. |
Required Travel Documentation
For Cruises Leaving From a U.S. Port to the Caribbean, Bahamas & Florida, Bermuda, Alaska, Mexican Riviera, Canada & New England, Pacific Coastal
On cruises that begin and end in the same US port and do not sail through the Panama Canal or to any South American ports, you are required to carry one of the below documents:
A Valid Passport
OR
Proof of Citizenship (see below) AND Government-issued photo ID
(Baptismal paper, hospital certificates of birth, and Puerto Rico birth certificates issued prior to 7/1/10 are not acceptable.)
*A U.S. citizen under the age of 16 does not require a government-issued photo ID.
A valid passport is required on all sailings that begin in one US port and end in another US port.
Norwegian Cruise Line strongly recommends all guests to obtain a passport for their cruise vacation for the following reasons:
Hawaii Cruises
There's no need for a passport when you sail on any Hawaii inter-island cruise. If the ship never sails beyond the islands of Hawaii, all you need is a government-issued photo I.D. which includes a passport or a valid driver's license with a photo.
Panama Canal or Cruises Visiting Panamanian or Colombian Ports
Valid passports are required to board the ship for all Panama Canal sailings. No passport cards, birth certificates or other form of proof of US citizenship will be accepted. Failure to present a valid passport at check-in will result in denial of boarding. On cruises that visit a port of call in Panama but do NOT go through the Panama Canal, Panamanian authorities require all guests to have a valid passport in order to go ashore. Guests that do not have a passport will be blocked from going ashore in Panama on these sailings.
For Cruises Leaving a Non-U.S. port (Europe, Asia, South America, Australia itineraries)
You’re required to carry a valid passport, not expiring within six (6) months of the return of your cruise.
Specific visas may be required for entry into some European, Asian, Australian and South American ports. Some must be obtained in advance; some can be obtained onboard.
On cruises that begin and end in the same US port and do not sail through the Panama Canal or to any South American ports, you are required to carry one of the below documents:
A Valid Passport
OR
Proof of Citizenship (see below) AND Government-issued photo ID
(Baptismal paper, hospital certificates of birth, and Puerto Rico birth certificates issued prior to 7/1/10 are not acceptable.)
- State certified U.S. birth certificate
- Original certificate of U.S. naturalization
- Original certificate of U.S. citizenship
- U.S. Consular report of your birth abroad
- Enhanced Driver’s License (enhanced driver’s licenses are only issued in Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Vermont and Washington)
- A valid passport card
*A U.S. citizen under the age of 16 does not require a government-issued photo ID.
A valid passport is required on all sailings that begin in one US port and end in another US port.
Norwegian Cruise Line strongly recommends all guests to obtain a passport for their cruise vacation for the following reasons:
- If you miss the ship at its scheduled U.S. departure port and need to travel outside the U.S. to meet the ship, a passport would be required to travel internationally by air.
- If you unexpectedly need to depart the ship from a foreign port prior to the end of sailing, a passport would be required to travel internationally by air.
- International ports of call can change their travel requirements at their own discretion and may unexpectedly require all guests to have a valid passport to go ashore.
Hawaii Cruises
There's no need for a passport when you sail on any Hawaii inter-island cruise. If the ship never sails beyond the islands of Hawaii, all you need is a government-issued photo I.D. which includes a passport or a valid driver's license with a photo.
Panama Canal or Cruises Visiting Panamanian or Colombian Ports
Valid passports are required to board the ship for all Panama Canal sailings. No passport cards, birth certificates or other form of proof of US citizenship will be accepted. Failure to present a valid passport at check-in will result in denial of boarding. On cruises that visit a port of call in Panama but do NOT go through the Panama Canal, Panamanian authorities require all guests to have a valid passport in order to go ashore. Guests that do not have a passport will be blocked from going ashore in Panama on these sailings.
For Cruises Leaving a Non-U.S. port (Europe, Asia, South America, Australia itineraries)
You’re required to carry a valid passport, not expiring within six (6) months of the return of your cruise.
Specific visas may be required for entry into some European, Asian, Australian and South American ports. Some must be obtained in advance; some can be obtained onboard.
