Entry requirements

Yes, you’ll need a passport to travel on a Marella cruise. Each destination has different entry requirements, so you’ll need to check if your passport’s valid for the places you’re visiting – even if you don’t plan to go ashore.

You’ll need a visa or an ESTA for some of the countries we sail to, even if you don’t step ashore. If you’re travelling on an itinerary that includes the US Virgin Islands or Puerto Rico, you'll need to apply for an ESTA before you travel.

You’ll need to complete electronic forms when travelling to Barbados, and the requirements are different depending on which airline you’re flying with and whether you’re travelling there on a standard cruise or a Cruise & Stay holiday.

You’ll need to complete electronic forms when travelling to the Dominican Republic, and the requirements are different depending on which airline you’re flying with and whether you’re travelling there on a standard cruise or a Cruise & Stay holiday.

If you become unwell before your holiday, you’ll need to inform us and your travel insurance company.