X-mas Vacation Plans

do yanks need a passport for Puerto Rico?

>>1235532
You can cruise without a passport, but it is not recommended, because if for some reason you need to fly out or into another country it will be difficult, if not impossible. Still, you can visit the whole Caribbean, and Mexico without a passport via cruise ship.

I am cruising out of Miami for Christmas with the wife and kids. Ports will be Dominican Republic and Turk and Caicos, the latter being the Christmas day port. 5 day cruise 23-28th. I am contemplating just staying in Miami through New Years when we get back.

This is my cruise: https://www.carnival.com/itinerary/5-day-eastern-caribbean-cruise/miami/sensation/5-days/ech?Military=N&PastGuest=Y&Senior=N&StateCode=GA&numGuests=2&roomType=IS&sailDate=11112017

>>1236186
No, Same with Guam, Palau, USVI, and a few other places like Saipan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saipan
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insular_area

Anyone ever do Japan for Christmas/New years?

Was thinking about doing a 12 day vacation there and hit both holidays, no sure if it is worth it

>>1236194
Palau hasn't been a US possession for some time now, and requires visiting US citizens to have passports, with some exceptions.