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| Above, yours truly enjoying an Oliva cigar and a screwdriver aboard the Norwegian Sky. |
It appears that different cruise lines have different smoking policies.
Recently, I took a cruise with a friend to the Bahamas and found that the only area Norwegian Cruise Line allowed smoking aboard their ship, Norwegian Sky, was at the pool deck level in a small area.
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| Above, the Norwegian Sky smoking area's bar. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Back in 2019, we took a cruise to Key West and Havana, Cuba aboard Royal Caribbean's Majesty of the Seas. At the time, I was able to enjoy a cigar anywhere outside on the ship without being harassed by any crew members.
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| Above, having a cigar at the top deck of the Majesty the Seas. Photo by Mitch Geriminsky. |
Even though the smoking area was limited in size (there were about 15 tables with umbrellas in the smoking area arranged in a semi-circle), we had our own bar and we saw the same people everyday, which allowed for making friends easier. I met a couple from Pennsylvania. We even had barman service at our tables.
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| Above, Mitch Geriminsky enjoying a cigar aboard the Norwegian Sky. Photo by Armand Vaquer |
Although I preferred the freedom with Royal Caribbean, I liked having our own area and bar with Norwegian.
By the way, the biggest gift shop aboard the Norwegian Sky does sell cigarettes and cigars. I brought my own cigars.
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