Gratuities are included in the cruise fare for all Azamara voyages,  covering tips for housekeeping, dining, and bar staff. Separate gratuities are not required.

On Azamara cruises, onboard purchases are primarily managed through your onboard account linked to your stateroom. You'll typically register a credit or debit card to activate this account upon check-in. All onboard expenses will be charged to this account. 

A detailed statement of your onboard spending will be provided before disembarkation, and the charges will be processed against the registered card. Cash is generally not used for transactions, but it may be useful for casino play or certain shore excursions.

You can bring your own wine, beer, or liquor with you to consume in your stateroom at no extra charge on an Azamara cruise.. However, if you wish to enjoy your own bottle at one of the onboard dining venues or bars, a US$10 corkage fee will apply.

Yes, you need a valid passport to travel on an Azamara cruise and it must be valid for at least six months after the end of your voyage

Azamara Cruises are not considered family-focused, as they do not offer formal children's programs, dedicated spaces or babysitting services.

Azamara cruises, while not strictly adult-only, are designed for a sophisticated, adult-focused experience.  The intimate atmosphere appeals to well-travelled adults.

Yes, Azamara ships offer Wi-Fi access throughout the ship, and Internet access is also available at the In Touch workstations on Deck 10.

For your Azamara cruise check-in, arrive at the port with your documents in hand; embarkation ends 90 minutes before departure time. Be prepared to present a valid passport, sign the cruise ticket contract, swipe your credit card for incidentals, and take a picture of your keycard.