Do cruise ship staterooms have a safe?

Yes, cruise ship staterooms do have a safe, and it’s standard across all major cruise lines.

🔐 What You Need to Know About Cruise Cabin Safes:

✅ Available in All Standard Cabins

• Every stateroom—whether it's an interior cabin or a suite—comes equipped with a private electronic safe.

• The safe is usually located in the closet or inside a cabinet or drawer.

🔢 How It Works

• Operated using a 4-digit code that you set yourself.

• Some safes use a keycard, but most are keypad-entry and easy to use.

• Reset after every cruise for security.

📏 Size and Capacity

• Typically small to medium-sized, enough to fit:

  • Passports

  • Wallets and cash

  • Jewelry and small electronics (e.g., phones, cameras)

  • Travel documents

• Laptops and tablets may not fit in smaller safes, depending on ship design.

🛡️ Security Tips:

• Use the safe for valuables, important documents, and medications.

• Avoid carrying your passport ashore unless required; leave it in the safe.

• While theft is rare, locking up your items gives added peace of mind.

🧳 In Summary:

So yes—you can securely store your personal items in your stateroom using the complimentary in-room safe.