The M.V. Coho features a selection of duty free products onboard the ship. We offer Victoria's largest selection of duty-free liquor, including a wide range of spirits such as single-malt scotch, tequila, rum, and vodka, as well as duty-free cigarettes.
The Duty Free Store typically opens halfway through each sailing. The Purser will announce the opening and closing of the store.
Purchase allowances vary by country. Please see below for details.
MV COHO DUTY FREE
Prices are shown in US funds and subject to change. While supplies last.
Away less than 24 hours:
No personal exemption applies.
Away less than 48 hours from Canada:
Each person may bring articles purchased in the U.S. valued up to $200 CND duty free. Alcohol and tobacco products are not permitted.
Away more than 48 hours from Canada:
Each person may bring articles purchased in the U.S. valued up to $800 CND duty free including 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars and 1.14 litre (40 oz) of alcohol. Duty is assessed only on the portion that exceeds $800 exemption.
Away more than 7 days from Canada:
Each person may bring articles purchased in the U.S. valued up to $800 CND duty free including 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars, and 1.14 litre (40 oz) of alcohol. Duty is assessed only on the portion that exceeds $800 exemption.
For more information, please visit Canada Border Services Agency's website.
Away from the U.S. less than 48 hours:
Each person may bring articles purchased in Canada valued up to $200 U.S. duty free. The dollar amount may not include more than 50 cigarettes, 50 cigars, 150 ml (5 oz) of alcoholic beverages and 150 ml (5oz) of perfume containing alcohol; otherwise, all articles may be dutiable. Family members may not combine their individual exemption.
Away from the U.S. more than 48 hours:
Each person 21 years of age and older may bring articles valued up to $800 including 1 litre of alcoholic beverages, 200 cigarettes and 100 cigars. Family members may combine their exemptions.
If the value of the goods exceeds the monetary limit of the exemption, the exemption is void and duty is assessed on the entire value of the goods, not just the portion that exceeded the exemption.
For more information, please visit U.S. Customs and Border Protection's website.
