Captain Marvins

[NewYorker@Heart]

We're using Captain Marvins for the half-day, 10am-1pm trip. We tender into port at 7am. I've allowed 3 hours to tender and walk/taxi to Captain Marvins and three to tender back to the ship once the tour is over. Centainly three hours in both directions adequate time:rolleyes: . Any comments?

[centerpoint]

Certainly...as a matter of fact, there is plenty of time for the 1/2 day tour if you'd rather do that. That's what we did when we came in on the Valor 2 weeks ago. In any case, you'll have a great time.

[NewYorker@Heart]

Certainly...as a matter of fact, there is plenty of time for the 1/2 day tour if you'd rather do that. That's what we did when we came in on the Valor 2 weeks ago. In any case, you'll have a great time.

 

Hi Centerpoint - Oh good! If it takes more than 3 hours you might as well just stay on board.

[jmo1]

Getting off the ship, the cruise line will get the people who buy ship excursion off on the tenders first. I would allow an hour for that. Once you get on a tender boat, 30-minutes is enough time to get to shore and walk to Capt. Marvin's. Coming back to the ship will likely take less time, unless you hit the rush 30-minutes before the ship departs. The ship will not leave if passengers are waiting for a tender.

 

You will have a great trip with Capt. Marvin. We did the last time at Grand Cayman.

[NewYorker@Heart]

Getting off the ship, the cruise line will get the people who buy ship excursion off on the tenders first. I would allow an hour for that. Once you get on a tender boat, 30-minutes is enough time to get to shore and walk to Capt. Marvin's. Coming back to the ship will likely take less time, unless you hit the rush 30-minutes before the ship departs. The ship will not leave if passengers are waiting for a tender.

 

You will have a great trip with Capt. Marvin. We did the last time at Grand Cayman.

 

jmo1 - Thanks for your reply. I should be in good shape then. Thanks again.