What Not To Do On An Alaska Cruise

As with anything in life, an Alaska cruise has some rules, regulations and safe issues that must be adhered to. This is all in place to keep all passengers safe and allow for all passengers to enjoy their cruise. Some things that are in place are in place because of legal issues. These of course are not a complete list of rules and regulations as all cruise lines have their own set of rules and regulations, therefore you must confer with the cruise line you choose to take your cruise on for a full list.

A major issue you must take into account is to not bring any illegal drugs aboard the cruise ship with you. These drug are illegal and can cause you serious legal troubles when you get caught with them. Even a small personal stash will lead to serious legal consciences. There for avoid bring any type of drug that is deemed illegal aboard the cruise ship.

Do not harass the other guests aboard the cruise line. Staff are in place to deal with any trouble makers. Everyone on the ship is there to enjoy their Alaska cruise and no cruise line will tolerate anyone upsetting the other passengers. There for if you do have any conflict with another passenger, try your best to avoid that person. This will keep you from ending up in trouble while on your vacation.

Do not flash around large amounts of cash while on your cruise. This applies to on the cruise ship and also while on shore at any ports of call. By flashing around large amounts of cash you are not gaining bragging rights over the amount of money you have. Instead you are setting yourself up and the others in your party for getting robbed or physically hurt. So use common sense when paying for merchandise or services that you have received.

While on shore at any port of call avoid wandering off on your own into remote areas. Alaska is famous for its remote areas full of wildlife. The wild animals can prove to be dangerous and you should never be out in the remote areas alone. When in remote areas you should have an experienced guide with you that knows the area very well. The terrain can also prove to be dangerous and without someone with you then getting help can become nearly impossible in the event of an emergency.

Avoid feeding the wild animals unless told you can do some by your tour guide while on a shore excursion. Most parks forbid the feeding of wild animals for safety reasons. This should be adhered to even when out in the remote areas of wilderness. There may be a chance to feed the animals during a shore excursion that you take part in. In this event it is fine as long as you follow the instructions of your tour guide. Other times avoid feeding them anything. And make sure when eating outside that you pick up all your trash and food. This should not be left behind because of the animals and also because it pollutes the beautiful untouched wilderness of Alaska.