Ship-Shore access via tender during overnight in Cabo?

[brianlojeck]

I just booked my wife's family (including us, naturally) on the 5-night LA-to-Cabo round trip. The ship overnights in Cabo. This is our first overnight stay, and the tenders add an interesting wrinkle.

 

Are tenders available at, say, 2:00am? 4:00am? Is there a deadline to get on or off the ship for the night?

[1025cruise]

For safety reasons, the tenders will stop at a specific point and restart in the morning.

[SadieN]

For safety reasons, the tenders will stop at a specific point and restart in the morning.

 

 

It's entirely possible for the tenders not be in the water in the morning.

 

 

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[Pam in CA]

As I remember from my January 5-night cruise with an overnight in Cabo, tenders stopped at Midnight and resumed at 6 or 7 in the morning.

[Aus Traveller]

As I remember from my January 5-night cruise with an overnight in Cabo, tenders stopped at Midnight and resumed at 6 or 7 in the morning.

Transport stopping at midnight? It sounds a bit like Cinderella. :)

[4x4bob]

Transport stopping at midnight? It sounds a bit like Cinderella. :)

 

 

I would hope not. Consider how much fun it would be if half way to the ship and the clock strikes midnight.

 

And the tender turns into a pumpkin and crew turns into mice. :D

 

Bob