Shore Leave in Miami
For the crew members flying in early to enjoy the magic city before we cast off. We recommend securing your quarters in South Beach or Brickell to stay close to the action. These areas offer the best access to the shoreline and are just a short distance from the bridge to the port.
If you need assistance scouting the best hotels or securing your pre-voyage stay our Fleet Navigators Rocky and Mahi are available to help coordinate your accommodations. Reach out to them to ensure your shore leave is just as legendary as the voyage itself.
Reporting for Duty
All roads lead to Terminal V at PortMiami. Whether you are arriving by rideshare or private transport ensure you are dropped off directly at the terminal entrance for a seamless boarding process. You must have a valid Passport in hand to be cleared for departure. No manifest spot is guaranteed without proper identification at the gangway.
Baggage & Provisions
Beyond your passport ensure you have high seas essentials like sunscreen and portable chargers. Upon arrival at Terminal V you will hand your checked luggage to the porters and provide your stateroom number so they can transport your bags directly to your quarters. You are welcome to keep your carry on or backpack with you as you board the ship for immediate access to your gear.
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The Grog Policy
You are welcome to bring two 750mL bottles of wine per stateroom in your carry on bags on embarkation day. Please note that liquor and beer are not permitted for carry on and any alcohol found in checked luggage will be collected and returned after the voyage. If you pick up specialty spirits at a port of call simply hand them to security as you board and they will hold your treasure for you until the final night.
The Fleet Policy
Please note that personal clothing steamers are strictly prohibited by the fleet and will be confiscated at security. If your attire requires a refresh you can request a steamer from the crew once you have reached your room.