Crossing the Equator by sea remains a rite of passage. Unlike flying over it in a few hours, a ship takes days to approach the line. The ceremony—silly as it may be—connects you to centuries of sailors who crossed unknown oceans under sail.
Even if you skip the pie-in-the-face ceremony (no judgment), stop by Guest Services and ask for your . You crossed an invisible line that divides the planet—that deserves more than a T-shirt. crossing the equator certificate
But what exactly is this certificate? Is it real? And do you have to kiss a fish to get one? Let’s dive in. A Crossing the Equator Certificate is an unofficial (but highly cherished) document given to passengers and crew members who cross the 0° latitude line —the Equator—by sea. Crossing the Equator by sea remains a rite of passage