How To Cruise: Going Ashore
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the first thing you should do is decide if you want to go ashore at all it's definitely not required
the most important time on this sheet is the All Aboard time yes I have to be back on the ship at 4:30 p.m.
I only need two things the first is my cruise card that they will use to tap me on and off the ship
my recommendation check at least two sources because I have had it happen on two different ships where the clocks all had a different time
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Visiting Ports of Call is big part of cruising. Knowing the basics will help you have a easy time going ashore and returning to the ship. hashtags: #cruise #portofcall #passport highlights: cruising, ncl, norwegian, carnival, royal caribbean, msc, celebrity, princess, passport card, gangway, tender, tendering