Yes, provided your pregnancy isn't complicated by a medical condition, a prior preterm delivery , or twins or multiples . If you do have a high-risk pregnancy, your doctor may want you to stay on solid ground anyway. If you're not at risk for medical complications or delivering at sea, a cruise can be relaxing and romantic. With countless ship and shore activities to try, plus cultural and shopping excursions and evening entertainment, your biggest problem may be how to avoid getting worn out by all the excitement.
Cruise lines discourage women from sailing within a few weeks of their due date.
Ask about policies for pregnant women before you book your ticket. Restrictions aside, the bottom line on sailing during pregnancy is to use common sense. Major cruise lines such as Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, and Royal Caribbean Cruise Line do have doctors on board, but your best plan is to avoid the need for medical attention in the first place. Add your comments to the bottom of this page. Ocean travel can upset your stomach whether you are pregnant or not.