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Are there any port fees or gov't taxes to pay at the Bahamas if you travel on a cruise? |
Travel Info I already booked a cruise to the Bahamas, 3-day. I paid for a cabin and the necessary fees/taxes when I booked it, but when I get to the Bahamas, am I going to have to pay any additional fees? Please provide any websites if you have them. Thanks in advance. Travel Tips Nope. You already paid that to the cruiseline. The only thing to pay for now is what you do at the island. Source(s): sa Other Travel Tips I don't think so. It's all covered in your cruise. If you're stopping in the Bahamas at a port/island not owned by your company, you will need to pay for everything there. The cruise company will not pay for your lunch if you stop at a major town and decide to get off of the boat. the cruise lines put port fee and taxes in when they bill you for the Cruise. the only other fee that will apply will be the tips, and they are 10-15 dollars a day per person depending on cruise line o:)NA Every port you visit on a cruise has these charges, but they're included in your "taxes/port charges" when you book your cruise. side note: bahamas has it's own immigration papers. When you get your cruise docs, there will be an extra sheet to fill out for the Bahamas. Have fun! |
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