[header] How to kill time on a ship [title] Inspect a map of the ship and get your bearings. [step] This will be particularly helpful when you first get on the ship, regardless of its size, and it'll help at least a bit of time go by. Smaller ships should have a map with locations of life vests, fire extinguishers, and other safety protocol available.
[header] How to kill time on a ship [title] Inspect a map of the ship and get your bearings. [step] This will be particularly helpful when you first get on the ship, regardless of its size, and it'll help at least a bit of time go by. Smaller ships should have a map with locations of life vests, fire extinguishers, and other safety protocol available.
Listing names and alerting employees will make them feel safer. See the websites for these items for information on what you need to stock up. [title] Assess weather conditions as soon as you get on board. [step] Weather will keep trying to' vacuum' the ship. [substeps] Most cruise lines have a large map including a wide variety of restaurants, activities, and events. Take time to look look at the map provided and learn where everything is in relation to your room. [title] Bring any personal hygiene items that might be quite useful. [step] You may have to take a shower before getting on the ship.