Passport to enter Roatan

[stephuney]

My DH said that he read today that you need a passport to enter Roatan - I hope he got that confused with air travel ... anyone who has cruised there lately, do you need a passport to get off the boat?

[cheeseheads1]

We were there in March used Sea and Sail card only. We did take copy of passport with us just in case.

[LoLa_in_GA]

My DH said that he read today that you need a passport to enter Roatan - I hope he got that confused with air travel ... anyone who has cruised there lately, do you need a passport to get off the boat?

 

When you leave and re-board the ship, you will need your sign and sail card, and an ID-driver's license will do. No passports needed....

 

However, beginning next year, even cruisers will have to have passports to travel. No more traveling on BCs...

[LoLa_in_GA]

We were there in March used Sea and Sail card only. We did take copy of passport with us just in case.

 

 

We also brought copies of our passports-just in case something happens...!

[stephuney]

thanks for your posts

[kcfan95]

Carnival told us to bring S&S card and photo ID and they never even looked at the photo ID (at any port).

[NCTribeFan]

If a passport were required for any port, then the cruiseline would require it for all passengers prior to boarding the ship.

[joejo]

On our last cruise we were told that as Canadians we were required to have a passport to enter Belize. We had to show our passport at the cruise terminal but that was it. It went into our safe and we did not have to bring it out to enter Belize off of the ship. We went to 4 countries (USA, Mexico, Belize and Caymen Islands) and the only stamp we got was from the US, lol.

 

My PVP told me that I need a passport for my upcoming cruise as well. (Belize, Mexico, Caymen Islands and Roatan). Not sure if it will be needed anywhere besides the check in for the cruise or not.

[cheeseheads1]

As of March you only needed passport to embark and disembark the ship. A photo ID and S&S card at each port.:D