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Susie, thank you so much for adding your insight and tips!!! I picked up a few new tips here too.

1)Laundry….find a way to either get a bag from room steward (on most longer cruises, they offer a bag for you to fill for a flat fee and your room steward takes care of it. Usually in 1 or 2 days n you should tip$them for that). 2)Or wash out items yourself. Bring a small plastic bottle of liquid Tide or your fav detergent. But also put it in a zip lock bag for travel bec air pressure can cause it to leak, as w most of your liquid toiletries, if flying to cruise.
3)Underware n tanktops are easy to hand wash but allow a couple days to dry if cotton. Most showers on cruise w have a pull cord for hanging up wet swimsuits n hand washables. But bring some closepins. (as our hosts mentioned)
4)I usually wear the same outfit home as I wore traveling to port; hang it up in closet for last day, it’s your backup, especially if coming from a different climate. 5)Also, on a longer trip I wear a top I’ve worn on board or touring etc for PJ’s.
6)*I bring old clothes for about 30-50% my items depending on my itinerary… wear them a couple times n discard(if you wear a sweater, sweatshirt or jacket over it no one ever w see a stain or if its getting natty or worn). Then you have room for purchases you made 😉 I travel overseas a lot and this really works whether your in cooler or warm climates. Try it.
7) I like using packing cubes to keep oganized. Great idea, some of mine are compression types.
8) I take a cotton blend extra lg scarf that works as a shawl and a wool blend one that is a way to dress up but does not take up room, both gd for air conditioning or on deck in wind or evenings. 9)Lastly, when traveling especially a long distance for cruising what you pack in your carry on is really important; but I also put a large gal size ziplock w an extra chg of clothes. Bec your bag may not get to your cabin until much later after the ship sails, if you have already been in clothes 12 hrs you will want to chg.
10) Plus along that same idea, I pack another chg of clothing: top, slacks, underware, sox, etc and my spouce or traveling compainion does same we exchg those items and that goes in their suitcase and theirs in mine…just in case one of our bags gets lost and does not make your cruise or tour… and wear your walking shoes …if you can not bring your suitcase on the plane.(most overseas airline size requirements for carryon luggage is smaller than US carriers) It’s tough to get your bag delivered bec your off on a ship. That is another good reason to arrive 1 or 2 days earlier and have cruise port info on your luggage tag so it can be delivered to you in time. That happened on an escorted tour we were on once. I had at least those clothes in my husband’s bag, and a little extra in my small carryon hand baggage but had to buy items, like a skirt and a couple tops, and do laundry as we traveled for 10 days.
Bon Voyage!
Traveling With Aunt Susie