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Ahoy, mateys! Are you planning a cruise and wondering about tipping? Don’t worry, I’m here to help. It can be confusing trying to figure out the etiquette of tipping on a cruise ship. But don’t fret - I’ve got all the info you need to know right here. From when and how much to tip, to who should get tipped - I’ll cover it all! So let’s get started and set sail on this journey of understanding cruise ship tipping. Ahoy!

Why Don T Cruise Ships Tip Over? [Solved]

Bottom line: Cruise ships stay afloat by keeping their weight low and their hulls streamlined. Plus, they’re built to handle the waves!

  1. Research the Cruise Line: Before deciding how much to tip, research the cruise line you are sailing with and their tipping policies. Some cruise lines include gratuities in their fares, while others do not.

  2. Consider Your Service: Think about the quality of service you received throughout your cruise and factor that into your tipping decisions. If you had exceptional service, consider increasing your tips accordingly.

  3. Tip Your Room Steward: Room stewards are responsible for cleaning and maintaining your cabin throughout the duration of your cruise, so it is customary to tip them at least $3-5 per day per person in your cabin or suite.

  4. Tip Other Staff Members: Other staff members such as waiters, bartenders, and spa attendants should also be tipped for their services during the course of a cruise vacation; generally $1-2 per drink or meal served is appropriate for these staff members as well as spa attendants who provide services such as massages or facials.

  5. Tip Shore Excursion Guides: If you take part in any shore excursions during your trip, it is customary to tip guides who accompany you on those excursions; typically $5-10 per person depending on the length of time spent with them is appropriate for these guides’ services rendered during shore excursions

Don’t forget to tip when you’re on a cruise ship! It’s customary to give a gratuity for the staff who provide excellent service throughout your trip. You can usually leave the tip in an envelope at the end of your cruise, or you can add it to your onboard account. So don’t forget - tipping is expected and appreciated!