If you are pregnant and have planned your next vacation on board a cruise ship, I am going to give you some keys to have a safe and comfortable trip, for example the experts They say that it is better not to travel before week 12 or after week 28.
Before traveling, I recommend that you carry out a complete medical examination to have everything under control, and remember to carry the treatment or the necessary prenatal vitamins that have been recommended to you.
If before taking the ship you are going to travel by plane, keep in mind that airlines suggest not to fly after 30 weeks of pregnancy, if you have medical clearance if you can.
Remember that, in general, on a cruise Women with more than 24 weeks of pregnancy are not allowed on board in the case of Royal Caribbean or with more than 27 weeks in the Star Clip shipping company. But on the other hand, there are exceptions and there are companies that accept pregnant women in any trimester, such as Norwegian Cruise Line and Crystal Cruises, although they are not responsible if any complications arise.
During the cruise pay special attention to foods that you consume, and remember to hydrate yourself a lot. You can avoid nausea with snacks like fruit.
As for the activities What you can do, well you know, being pregnant is not being sick, and it all depends on your physical condition and the health of your baby, and I would think that it is preferable to take quiet walks, and avoid adventure sports.