Tender cabo

[miataman]

Anyone know how long before the ship sails in Cabo will be the last tender from shore be?

For example if the ship sails at 5pm will the last tender be 4pm? An hour or a half hour before sailing?

 

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[Keith1010]

Should be 4:00 PM.

 

Keith

[lois1112]

I agree with the 4pm, but be aware the lines can be very long at that time getting back to the ship (and no if your in line the ship will not leave without you. )

Once the last tender is boarded (they usually used the local tenders at the end) the ship sails very quickly

[paul929207]

The last tender usually leaves the port about 1 hour before sailing.

[toescat]

It will be in your patter as to when you need to be at the pier. If you are in line the ship will not leave without you. If you are no where near pier the ship will wait a little while but will leave without you unless you call princess to let them know what is going on. I have been on many cruises where the parties were left at port because they did not get back to the ship when they were supposed to. The ship is on a schedule and most of the time Cabo is the last port so it has a lot of miles to cover to get back to port in Los Angeles on time.

[DrivesLikeMario]

Don't wait until 4pm to get in line unless you enjoy massive lines. ;)

[Mike45LC]

The lines to return to the ship will be long at 2:00 p.m. as well. I hate the queues to tender back to the ship in Cabo. But the good thing is that if you are in line by 4:00 (one hour before the ship is due to sail), you will be tendered back to the ship.

 

Off topic, but note: "Priority tenders" only applies to LEAVING the ship. There is no priority for suites or Elite to RETURN to the ship.

[AZJerry]

Off topic, but note: "Priority tenders" only applies to LEAVING the ship. There is no priority for suites or Elite to RETURN to the ship.

IMHO, priority tendering back to the ship should be an elite and/or suite perk.