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Childcare cruise ship jobs are a great way to make a living as you travel the world. You need to be aware, however, that certain positions require a particular set of skills. To work as a nanny on a cruiseship, you must have fluency in English and be comfortable with working around children.

There will be many childcare options depending on how big the cruise ship is and what its itinerary includes. Some programs are free and open for the public while others require a fee per an hour. You can research the program and review their policies to help you decide which one is best for you.

Disney and MSC Babycare Service

Walt Disney provides a nursery drop-off program from 6 months to 3 and 1 to 3 in the case of transatlantic and Panama Canal trips. Pre-cruise reservations can be used to reserve time for the program.


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Cunard's Daytime- and Nighttime Nursery

On every cruise ship sailing on Cunard, there is a baby nursery that is open for children 6 months to 23 months at no extra cost. In the Miniclub, you can also get group babysitting from 11:30pm to 12:30 am.

Holland America's Guppies - Nursery

If the ship has a nursery, infants and toddlers can drop off at drop-off locations between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM and between 6:30 p.m.and 7:00 P.M. Parents can reserve a limited amount of hours in advance, but the hours on the cruise are not fixed.


Celebrities Fun Factory

The Celebrity kids club has become a hot spot for 21st-century families. It's a great place for watching a movie or playing games. You can find toys and padded floor mats, as well as bean bags and other comfortable items.

Carnival's Teen Club and Carnival's Kids Club

Carnival provides a variety fun activities for children ages 2-17, with staff available 24 hours a week. The Teen Lounge is available for a small fee. While the Kids Club is always free, it costs a small amount.


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Royal Caribbean's Adventure Ocean and Teen Center

Royal Caribbean offers an Adventure Ocean program for children 3 years old and older. The Teen Center is open from 10:00 PM to 2:00 AM. The Teen Lounge is open on port days from 5:00 pm to 30 minutes before excursions start.

Cunard's Play Zone

Cunard has a number of kid-friendly facilities on their ships, including play zones, swimming pools and the Kid's Beach Club. In the Teen Lounge and the Kids Club, there are designated areas for babysitting.

Other Cruise Lines

Many of those who work on cruise ship ships have children. These workers are called "cruise ship nannies" and are often hired directly onboard or through their connections to cruise lines.




FAQ

Do I need to tip my Cruise Director?

This varies from cruise line to cruise line. Some cruise director receive tips and others don't. It is best to ask your Cruise Director before you board the ship to find out if they expect tips. They will tell you if they expect tips.


How does cruising work

When you book a cruise, you pay a deposit (usually $50-$100) when you reserve your cabin. Your balance is due 30 days before departure. Check into your cabin when you arrive at the port. You can then take part in any of the onboard activities.


Should I book my cruise before or after booking my airfare?

It all depends where you are going. It's better to book your cruise earlier than later because you have more flexibility on dates. If you are certain that you will be traveling to Europe in the summer, you can plan your cruise around these dates. On the other hand, if you are going to Asia or South America, you might want to book your cruise later to avoid high season prices.


Where can cruises start?

Most cruise vacations start in Miami, Florida. Because it is home to both international airports as well as ports, cruises depart from Miami. These two locations offer passengers the opportunity to explore South America or Europe.


These four factors affect the cost of a cruise.

The main factors determining the price of a cruise are the length of time you want to spend on board, whether you would prefer an all-inclusive package, how many people you plan to take along, and what type of cabin you have booked.


What is the travel time to the port?

It depends on many factors such as the distance between the port & the ship and the speed at which it travels. It is important to note that some ships dock very close to shore so they can quickly unload their passengers. Other ships dock further away from land, so it takes longer for the ship to arrive.



Statistics

  • You'll need to budget around $80 per person per day for this option – and an additional 18% gratuity. (travel.usnews.com)
  • For an example of savings, Royal Caribbean offers up to a 40% discount with a dining package. (travel.usnews.com)
  • In addition, 10 to 15 percent gratuity is typically added to bar bills — for alcohol and soft drinks — and gratuities are applied to spa treatments. (cruiseline.com)
  • *20% Gratuities Apply on Free Unlimited Open Bar; Free Specialty Dining. (ncl.com)



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How To

How do you plan your first Cruise vacation?

A cruise planning process is similar to any other trip. There are many things you need to consider such as where to go and what activities to include, costing, and budgeting. You should be aware that there are important differences in the planning of your first cruise, especially if this is your first time. Cruises can last up to three weeks, which is why you don't want any missed! These tips can make your vacation easier.

  1. Book your cruise as early as possible - Make sure you book at least six months before you depart. This allows you to save money and avoid crowds. This will allow you to take your time researching the ship, destination, ports, activities, and more. You might even find a deal on airfare too!
  2. Select a destination. It doesn’t matter which port is chosen; choose the one that appeals most to you. There are many reasons people love to cruise to different destinations. While some people enjoy exploring new cities, others prefer to relax onboard. No matter what your preference, remember that you must consider the destination you want to visit. A Caribbean island is a favorite choice. Alaska and Europe are close behind.
  3. Consider booking a suite - If money isn't an issue, book a suite. Suites provide extra space and a private balcony as well as additional amenities. These rooms are generally available for $100-$300 per evening, depending on how big your room is and if there are any suites available during your sailing date.
  4. You should always check the weather forecast. Cruising is often associated in warm tropical climates. You should also check the weather forecasts of the ports on the day you plan to visit them. The weather can be unpredictable, especially in Antarctica. It is best to find out what the forecasts are before you book your cruise.
  5. Be light-weight - Pack only 10 items when packing for a cruise. You don't want to have a suitcase full of clothes and shoes. Pack everything in small bags that you can carry on. It is a good idea to bring layers of clothing because you might not be able access the laundry facilities at your destination.
  6. Do your research before you buy tickets. Be sure to review their policies regarding pricing, the services they provide, as well and whether cancellation policies make sense.
  7. Don't miss these must-see spots - Visit each port at least once. Each area has its own charms and culture so you should take advantage of every opportunity.




 



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