What is Tendering? [Cruise Tidbits]
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what tendering is is when there is no dock space around and the ship essentially anchors and since clients ashore either through ferry boats or and through their own and lifeboats
if the weather is bad tendering cannot happen therefore you skip the port and that is not something that you're compensated for in any way
the cruise line can't control the weather and sorry it was windy that day or I'm sorry your ship headed skip for it because somebody died
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Common tendering ports - and tender sizes depend on port / ship as sometimes it can be busy and the ship’s own lifeboats are utilized. Whether a first time cruiser or an experienced traveler feel free to watch my tidbits videos where I give some of my favorite tips and tricks to making the best of your cruise trip! If you have any more questions, feel free to email me! To contact me for more information, email me at: CruiseByMandy@gmail.com