Examples of items covered by comprehensive insurance include damages caused by: 1  Windshield repair*. 2  Damage caused by falling or airborne objects like hail, rocks or tree branches. 3  Theft. Vandalism. 4  Fire. Natural disasters.  Civil 1  disturbances. Striking an animal (including deer) or  bird.
Embarkation Day and Port Visits. On the day the cruise embarks, you are allowed to bring on board one standard 750 ml bottle of wine or champagne per person. Each person carrying on alcohol must be 21 years of age or older, and the bottles must be in your carry-on luggage. No hard liquor or beer is permitted.
4. Skip: Wine and Beer Tastings. Cruise ship wine and beer tastings are usually reasonably priced, but they're likely to feature brews and vintages that crewmembers will then try to get you to purchase while onboard.If you attend a tasting, you're essentially walking into a sales pitch.rom alcohol and gambling to massages and excursions, you have lots of ways to run up a large bill onboard. Cruise Critic offers resources that can help you learn about these hidden costs and how the cruise lines might be nickel-and-diming you.