How to Prevent Seasickness on a Cruise | What We Do After Nearly 1,000 Nights at Sea

A storm was moving toward Sitka, Alaska, bringing strong winds and the possibility of rough seas—so it seemed like the perfect time to talk about seasickness prevention. 🌊💨 After spending hundreds of nights at sea, we have learned that the best time to deal with motion sickness is before you start feeling sick. Amazon affiliate links below: Dramamine: @cq Motion Ease: @eV Pressure Point Bands: @WA (If you click on the Amazon.com affiliate links and make a purchase, we may receive a small commission at no cost to you. Thanks for your support!) In this video, we share the precautions we take when rough weather is expected, what we keep with us onboard and the practical things cruisers can do to reduce their chances of becoming seasick. We also discuss why preparation and timing matter, especially when the captain is warning passengers about changing conditions. The stormy weather provides the backdrop, but this video is really about helping you prepare so a little movement doesn’t ruin your cruise vacation. Every person reacts differently to motion, and you should speak with your medical provider or pharmacist before using any medication—especially if you have existing medical conditions or take other prescriptions. Have you ever experienced seasickness on a cruise? What worked best for you? Share your tips and experiences in the comments. Thanks for cruising along with Harrison Adventures! Please like the video, subscribe and turn on notifications for more cruise tips, ship tours and real-life adventures from the sea. Your adventure. Your vacation. Perfectly Planned. #Seasickness #SeasicknessPrevention #CruiseTips #MotionSickness #FirstTimeCruise #RoughSeas #AlaskaCruise #CruiseAdvice #HarrisonAdventures