You'll also need sunscreen of SPF 15 or above. Don't wait until the cruise to try out a new brand of sunscreen. You can have an allergic reaction to some, and then you're in big trouble. Plan to eat well Bring what you like to eat. Always have snacks - fresh fruits, pretzels, veggies, chips or whatever.
People just eat more on the water.
A cooked turkey, chicken or canned ham serves as a meal, and then as sandwiches or other meals. In addition to cooking real meals, we've made brownies and other treats. More than great racing The list could go on, but I think I have hit the high points. We found that cruises with a small child were quite do-able with planning, and were an enormous amount of fun for the entire family. Watching our child grow up on the boat, teaching him to swim and sail and navigate, sharing his excitement in seeing new lighthouses or submarines or wildlife - all are experiences we wouldn't have missed for the world.