Visa needed to each island on a Cruise? [duplicate]

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Do you need a passport to go on a cruise to the islands?

Yes. Even if you're on a closed-loop sailing, certain islands in the Caribbean \u2013 Guadeloupe, Martinique, St. Barts, Barbados and others \u2014 require a passport for entry. It's your responsibility (not your cruise line's) to learn the requirements of each of the destinations you're visiting before you go.

Do you need visas when on a cruise?

It depends. For North Americans, many popular cruise destinations -- such as the Eastern and Western Caribbean, Alaska and Western Mediterranean -- do not require visas. But ships that call on more exotic destinations might include visits to a country where you'd need a visa to enter.

Do I need any visas for a Caribbean cruise?

You don't need a visa or ETSA to go on a Caribbean cruise as you can enter visa-free. Instead, you'll only need your passport. However, if you're going to be in transit or setting off from a US port, you must apply for an ETSA for entry to the United States.

Do cruise passengers need a visa for Bahamas?

Effective Immediately: Passengers travelling aboard a cruise ship from those countries, whose nationals would normally require visas to travel to The Bahamas, are no longer required to obtain a visa if they plan to travel to and depart from The Bahamas via cruise ship.

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To Bahamas in a Cruise Ship, while on a visa in USA.

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