Many people do show their appreciation by tipping our hard working guides but it is not an obligation. $5-$10 per person is typical

Most cruise lines suggest $9-$10 per day, per guest. This amount covers tips for your cabin steward, waiter, and busboy. A 15% gratuity is usually added to all bar tabs. Other shipboard personnel can be tipped for special services at your discretion. In general, the gratuities/tips are added to your on board account. See similar questions...

It is customary to tip your crew at the end of your charter, in much the same fashion that you would any other service employee. The customary amount is 15% to 20% of the charter fee. See similar questions...

No, because we feel that tips should be earned, not expected. If you feel that your activity crew made your time super special and showed you what aloha means, a $5 -10 tip per person is appropriate. However, do not feel obligated to tip. See similar questions...

Gratuities are nice way to show your gratitude, and TIPS stands for "To Insure Proper Service". Of course, these days it has gotten to the point where tips are almost automatically paid to low salaried service people regardless of your level of satisfaction, because these people would otherwise not be able to make a living. But I am a professional. As such, I create my own prices. See similar questions...

Our gift certificates and prices do not include gratuities for the staff. Our technicians graciously accept cash or checks made out to them, but gratuity cannot be added to a credit card. We have made envelopes available at the reception desk for your convenience. For those who wish an average amount, based on the cost of the packages, we have found that $25 to $40 is the range that most guests have determined adequate. 18% to 20% of single services is the average. See similar questions...