Guides
During the cruise
Onboard, routine counts: muster station, mealtimes, Wi‑Fi and dealing with seasickness – so the trip runs smoothly.
Key points
Do not miss muster
The safety drill is mandatory. Remember cabin number and muster station – it goes quickly.
Plan Wi‑Fi realistically
Onboard internet is more expensive and slower than at home. Offline mode and downloads before departure help.
Find quiet
Large ships feel busy – explore deck plans and quiet areas (library, outer decks) early.
Checklist
- 1Remember muster station and cabin number
- 2Find mealtimes and favourite spots
- 3Estimate Wi‑Fi needs realistically
- 4Keep seasickness remedies handy
- 5Explore quiet zones and outdoor decks
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In short
What to do if seasick?
Fresh air, eyes on the horizon, midship location and proven remedies. For strong symptoms see the ship’s doctor.
Do I have to dress up every evening?
No. Most German-speaking ships are smart casual. Formal evenings are often optional – check cruise-line notes.