1. American Cruise Lines

Pregnant Women: No restrictions; permitted to board during any phase of pregnancy.

Infants: Minimum age is 1 month old.

2. Atlas Ocean Voyages

Pregnant Women: Not allowed if entering the 24th week of pregnancy at any time during the cruise.

Infants: Must be 12 months or older; Antarctica sailings require children to be at least 8 years old.

3. Azamara

Pregnant Women: Not accepted if more than 23 weeks pregnant at any time during the cruise. Health questionnaire required at check-in.

Infants: Must be at least 6 months old; 12 months old for trans-oceanic and cruises with 3+ consecutive sea days.

4. Carnival Cruise Line

Pregnant Women: Prohibited to sail if entering the 24th week of pregnancy before or during the cruise.

Infants: Must be at least 6 months old; 12 months for trans-ocean crossings and itineraries with more than 2 consecutive sea days.

5. Celebrity Cruise Line

Pregnant Women: Not accepted if more than 23 weeks pregnant at any time during the cruise. Health questionnaire required.

Infants: Must be 6 months old; 12 months for trans-oceanic, Hawaii, select South America, and cruises with 3+ consecutive sea days.

6. Celestyal Cruises

Pregnant Women: Not allowed if 24 weeks pregnant at any stage of the cruise.

Infants: Minimum age is 3 months.

7. Costa Cruise Line

Pregnant Women: Accepted up to 23 weeks with a doctor’s letter confirming health and due date.

Infants: 12 months for trans-ocean crossings and cruises 15+ days; 6 months for others. Infants under 2 not allowed in inside cabins.

8. Crystal Cruise Line

Pregnant Women: Permitted if 24 weeks pregnant or less on day of disembarkation.

Infants: Minimum age is 6 months; may limit children under 3 years.

9. Cunard Cruise Line

Pregnant Women: Permitted if 24 weeks pregnant or less on day of disembarkation. Proof required.

Infants: 1 year for trans-oceanic cruises; 6 months for others.

10. Disney Cruise Line

Pregnant Women: Not permitted if entering the 24th week of pregnancy at any time during the cruise.

Infants: 6 months for most itineraries; 1 year for transatlantic and Panama Canal cruises.

11. Explora Journeys

Pregnant Women: Accepted up to 23 weeks with a medical certificate confirming fitness to travel.

Infants: Minimum age is 6 months.

12. Holland America Line

Pregnant Women: Not allowed if entering the 24th week at any time during the cruise. Doctor’s note required.

Infants: 12 months for trans-Atlantic or risky itineraries; 6 months for others.

13. Hurtigruten Cruises

Pregnant Women: Not accepted if more than 23 weeks pregnant at any time during the cruise. May require a medical certificate.

Infants: No age restriction for most destinations.

14. HX

Pregnant Women: Not accepted if more than 23 weeks pregnant at any time during the cruise. May require a medical certificate.

Infants: 5 years for Antarctica & South Georgia sailings; no age restriction for other destinations.

15. MSC Cruises

Pregnant Women: Not allowed if 24 weeks pregnant by cruise end. Special needs form required.

Infants: Under 1-year-olds permitted, except on cruises of 11+ nights where minimum age is 1 year.

16. National Geographic-Lindblad

Pregnant Women: No restrictions.

Infants: No minimum age.

17. Norwegian Cruise Line

Pregnant Women: Not accepted if entering the 24th week at any time during the cruise. Medical certificate required.

Infants: 6 months minimum; 12 months for sailings with 3+ consecutive sea days.

18. Oceania Cruises

Pregnant Women: Permitted if 24 weeks pregnant or less on day of disembarkation. Doctor’s note required.

Infants: 6 months minimum; 12 months if the cruise has 3+ consecutive sea days.

19. P&O Cruises

Pregnant Women: Permitted if 24 weeks pregnant or less on day of disembarkation. Doctor’s letter required.

Infants: 6 months minimum; some itineraries require 1 year.

20. Paul Gauguin Cruises

Pregnant Women: Permitted if 24 weeks pregnant or less on day of disembarkation. Doctor’s permission required.

Infants: Minimum age is 1 year; may limit children under 3.

21. Ponant

Pregnant Women: Allowed if pregnancy is up to 3 months by cruise end, except expedition cruises.

Infants: 1 year minimum on classic cruises; 6 years for expedition cruises.