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What is include in my Cruise Fare?
Just about everything - your accommodation, meals in designated outlets, entertainment and many onboard activities are all part of the fare.
What’s Not Included In My Cruise Fare?
Optional shore excursions, alternative dining, selected shows / entertainment, items of personal nature such as travel insurance, beverages, telephone calls, facsimile or e-mail services, shop purchases, laundry, beauty treatment, hairdressing and massage services, medical services, port charges, fuel charges, insurance, government taxes and fees are not included in the fare etc
Passage Restrictions
Passage for a pregnant woman will only be permitted before her 24th week of pregnancy at the time of sailing and must be accompanied by a doctor's medical certificate stating they are fit to travel on sea. StarCruises reserves the right to refuse embarkation to any passenger whose medical conditon is not made known to Star Cruises during reservations or prior to sailing and shall not be required to refund any portion of fare paid
Vaccination
At the current time, no vaccinations are compulsory for any Star Cruises destination. However, guests may wish to consult their doctor to make sure their immunisation records are up-todate or if any further vaccinations are required in those countries that are in their cruise itinerary.
Clothing
Smart casual attire is suitable for most occasions. For your dining pleasure as well as for other guests, elegant casual attire is required during dinner at fine dining restaurants such as Bella Vista onboard SuperStar Libra. However, a lounge suit or jacket and tie for men, and an evening dress for ladies, are recommended on gala nights
Currencies
Most foreign currencies are accepted onboard at prevailing exchange rates. The onboard currency will be that of the country where the ship is based (E.g. Singapore dollars for cruises out of Singapore, Hong Kong dollars for cruises out of Hong Kong). Most major credit cards (Amex / Visa / Diners / Masters / JCB) are accepted, along with travellers cheques, but not personal cheques
Physically Challenged Guests
Most areas onboard our vessels are accessible to the physically challenged. There are also cabins for the physically challenged, with wider doorways and larger bathrooms with grab bars and folding shower seats. The ship also provides wheelchairs for emergency purposes
Luggage
For your comfort and convenience, we recommend that each guest take no more than one suitcase and one hand baggage. These must fit comfortably in your cabin as no baggage will be stored in the ship’s hold. Your total baggage weight should not be more than 20kg. excess baggage must be paid locally by passengers.
Check-in baggage will be delivered to the respective cabins no later than 60 minutes after sailing. Guests who do not receive the luggage by this time may contact the Concierge onboard
Insurance
Guest is recommend to purchase their own travel insurance policies for safety precaution
Safety
As safety is Star Cruises’ number one priority we require you to attend the safety drill on the first day of the cruise. This consists of a general briefing on the safety equipment, guidelines and procedures that you should follow in the unlikely event of an emergency. Please note that heating elements, hotplates and electric irons are not allowed
onboard. Please watch the in –house passenger safety video for more information
Conduct
The Captain reserves the right to evict guests from the ship in cases where their conduct affects the safety and comfort of other guests. In these instances, Star Cruises accepts no liability or other expenses incurred by these guests.
When returning to your cabin late at night, please be considerate of others who may have retired early and do not allow your children to run up and down the cabin corridors
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