These are the things that actually came in handy on my cruise. No overhyped stuff, just real must-haves that made the trip smoother, comfier, and way less stressful. đłď¸â¨
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Cabins never have enough outlets especially if youâre charging phones, watches, and cameras. A cruise-approved power strip (without surge protection) gives you extra plug space without breaking the rules. I used mine every single day.
Power Strip Cruise Approved
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Cabins can get a little warm, especially at night or when the airâs not circulating. A small rechargeable fan makes a huge difference. It keeps you cool and adds that nice white noise for sleeping. Itâs one of those things you donât think you need un...
Portable Foldable Rechargeable Oscillating Fan
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Even if you donât usually get seasick, itâs better to be prepared just in case. These little patches or wristbands can save your whole trip if the water gets rough. I used mine the first night and felt fine.
Motion Sickness Patches
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Cruise cabin walls are metal, so these little magnetic hooks are perfect for hanging towels, swimsuits, or even your hat. Space is tight in those rooms, so anything that keeps things off the floor is a lifesaver. I didnât realize how much Iâd use the...
Magnetic Hanger Hooks
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This is a must for beach days, excursions, or even hanging out by the pool. You can still take photos and scroll while your phoneâs inside, and it keeps it safe from water or sand. I liked having peace of mind knowing my phone wouldnât get ruined whi...
Waterproof Phone Pouch
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Staying hydrated on a cruise is harder than youâd think with all the sun, walking, and buffet food đ Bringing your own bottle saves you money and keeps you from constantly searching for cups of water. I filled mine up at the buffet every morning bef...
Collapsible Portable Water Bottle
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This oneâs more of a hidden gem. It hangs on your bathroom door and gives you pockets for toiletries, hair products, and random stuff that would otherwise clutter the counter. It seriously makes your tiny bathroom feel organized and spacious.
Clear Over The Door Hanging Organizer
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Your cruise card is basically your room key, wallet, and ID all in one. Having it on a lanyard makes it so much easier. No digging through bags or pockets every time you need it. Plus, they have cute ones that match your outfits or even hold your pho...
Lanyard for Cruise Ship Cards
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You donât need anything fancy, but itâs nice to have basics like band-aids, pain relievers, and motion sickness meds. The onboard medical center exists, but itâs pricey so bringing your own saves time and money. I used mine way more than I expected, ...
Mini First Aid Kit
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I didnât realize how fast dirty clothes pile up on a cruise. This lightweight bag folds up small in your suitcase, then expands when you need it. It keeps everything contained instead of mixing with your clean clothes and makes unpacking easier when ...