Passport Stamps

[Coolcruise02]

Coolcruise02, Were the officials American? I had the Machu Picchu stamp on the last page of my passport and had no trouble because no one ever saw it. I'm glad I didn't know I could get a stamp in Tierra del Fuego as my passport was new at that time

 

I haven't been on Princess in a few years but they used to have stamps for each Cruise. I mean actual lick'em stamps, not to be put in a passport, of course. They would hand out a book to enter them in. A nice idea but I don't know whether it's still done

Yes, once was in USA and the other time was London.

 

I love the countries that have original stamps and not the generic box! :)

[Coolcruise02]

We did a 30 day South American cruise earlier this year in which they took our passports at beginning of the cruise and returned at the end. I was happy to see some stamps in it from some of the countries we went to including the Falklands which had a penguin on it :)

When the ship collects your passport, you can go to guest services and check-out your passport when you arrive at a port stop. That's what we do.