What is a back-to-back (combined) itinerary?


When a passenger takes more than one cruise in consecutive order, it is called a back-to-back cruise. The cruises can be on the same ship or different ships. There can be no more than a one-day lapse between cruises to be considered a back-to-back cruise. Depending on the port and customs regulations, guests may be required to disembark and reembark between sailings, and may be required to complete a Customs Declaration Form after each cruise. If the guests disembark whilst customs is inspecting the ship, the guests will need to wait until customs has finished before they can re-embark. Some entertainment options and dining room menus may be duplicated during the second cruise.




How many suitcases can I bring?

What about Documentation, Visas and Passports?

What can't I bring onboard?

What time do I board the ship on embarkation day and in ports of call?

What about special dietary needs?

What is My NCL, and what are eDocs?

What do I have to consider when choosing a travel date?

What is a guarantee stateroom?

How many suitcases can I take?

What is prohibited on board?

What about guests with reduced mobility, disabilities or medical conditions?

Which vaccinations might be necessary?

What is Online Check-In?

When are E-Docs available?

What not to bring onboard

What should I pack?

When can I pre-book Dining?

How can I book a transfer from the airport to the pier?

Is my cruise affected if No Deal Brexit?

What vaccines will be accepted?

Are children allowed to sail on your ships if they are not vaccinated?

What happens if I get sick whilst onboard?

Will all guests be required to be vaccinated prior to the cruise?

Should I bring on a carry-on bag?

When can I pre-book Entertainment?

When will my stateroom be ready on Embarkation Day?

When will I be required to vacate our suite/stateroom on the morning of debarkation?

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