Yes you & everyone else including children will need a passport for a cruise.If your cruise is going to ANY international port in the itinerary then you will need to present a valid passport upon checking in for your cruise. Passports for all cruises must have at least 6months validity still left on it by the time you return home from your cruise - failure could deny you getting onboard your cruise.
The only exception to this rule is for an Aussie Resident travelling on one of the Tropical Queensland Cruises (via the Whitsundays, Cairns, Port Douglas etc) or any other domestic cruise when you may check-in with either a drivers license or another government issued form of ID.
Sam is a Cruise Consultant with one of Australasia's largest bookers of cruises - "Cruise Republic" who operate
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