Getting Back to the Ship

[TavelRN]

So if we are in port from 8am to 4pm, what time do we need to be back on the ship? 4pm or 2pm (as NCL says we need to be boarded 2 hours prior to departure)?

[KeithJenner]

So if we are in port from 8am to 4pm, what time do we need to be back on the ship? 4pm or 2pm (as NCL says we need to be boarded 2 hours prior to departure)?

 

 

The two hours before departure just applies to embarkation day. I really wish NCL would sort out the wording, as people ask this question regularly on here, so I imagine loads of people are confused by it.

 

You usually need to be onboard 30 minutes before sailing, so 3.30 in up your case.

[triptolemus]

Also note that they will post signs at the gangway when you leave the ship. The signs will indicate "all aboard" time.

 

Don't be late!

 

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[TavelRN]

Thank you. I am trying to plan out my day in St. Thomas. Thinking about doing Kon Tiki in the morning, and then attempting flyboarding in the afternoon. I was trying to figure out if I would have enough time to do both, without stressing.

[trish1c]

At a minimum we always plan to be back 1/2 hour before all aboard to be safe.

[lambchoplady]

It's so much fun to watch the late arrivers running to the ship!