Currency and Onboard Purchases
Uniworld features a cashless environment onboard, and all charges are billed to each guests' onboard account. Currency accepted for settlement of final accounts is US Dollars, Euro or traveller's cheques. Major credit cards accepted are MasterCard, Visa, and American Express. Ships do not have cash machines.
Dining
The restaurant accommodates all guests in a relaxed, single, open seating and offers international and national cuisine. Breakfast and lunch are buffets with full-service evening meals featuring specialties of the house. All meal times are scheduled around tour departures, and breakfast can take place very early in the morning.
Any special dietary requirements should be advised at the time of booking. Every effort will be made to accommodate your request.
Electrical Appliances
Electrical current is 220V. Please consult your cabin steward before using an electrical appliance in your cabin
Gratuities
All gratuities are included in your cruise cost.
Shore Excursions
All Uniworld voyages include a programme of shore excursions. These have English speaking local guides and use Quietvox audio headsets. Gentle Walking Tours in select cities offer a slower-paced group. The Go Active programme offers exploration by bicycle or Nordic walking stick. Choice is Yours alternative excursions are offered in select cities.
Smoking Policy
Uniworld river ships do not permit smoking indoors and restrict this to the sun deck only.
Special Disabilities and Medical Conditions
Access to sites visited on shore excursions for guests with physical limitations is generally restrictive. In addition, most river ships, while spacious and elegant, do not have lifts.
Uniworld does not employ staff nurses or doctors onboard its ships. Should you need medical attention, it will be at local facilities, at your own expense.
What to Take With You
For your general guidance, casual clothing is ideal for daytime wear and comfortable walking shoes are recommended for on-shore excursions. Depending upon your choice of holiday, we also suggest you take additional clothes layers.
For evenings, smart-casual wear is perfectly suitable. Men may wish to bring a jacket for the onboard Captain's Welcome and Farewell Dinners.
If you wear glasses or contact lenses, it is advisable to take an extra pair in case of any loss or damage. Similarly, if you use any prescription medicine or special cosmetics, bring enough to last for the duration of your holiday as these may not be readily available at ports of call. We recommend that you take with you a photocopy of the photograph page in your passport.