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Can't decide - help Nativeway or Cruise tour


Kermit426
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So normally I would try to go with an independent here. However there are 5 ships in port on our day (7am-4pm) and the only time that Nativeway had available was 10-2:15. I am a bit worried about getting back in time. Also, have a child with us and have heard that they don't have children's snorkels, etc. Anyone recently gone with Nativeway for a tour, and if so what was your experience? On time? Any issues?

Ship tour will cost me $10 more per person, but is 7:30-noon, so no worries getting back in time to shop and tender. Is the extra money worth the peace of mind? I know the ship tours can be more crowded, so that could be a concern.

Thanks for your feedback.

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  • 2 weeks later...

USED Nativeway 2 weeks ago...no problems with timing Have used them multiple times since 2005... You will get a much more personalized experience with nativeway..

 

Email sharon if they have kids snorkels.. if not you might want to pick up an expensive set from target or sams club

 

Rick

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