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Time Left After a NativeWays Excursion?


HippieChick02
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Just booked the Rays, Reef and Rum Point tour through NativeWays for our cruise in December. Website says it's 9 a.m.-2:15 p.m. Our ship (Independence of the Seas) will be in George Town from 8 to 5. I don't know anything about tendering as in last tender back to the ship. After our excursion, will we have time to see anything else? I would love to take a cab over to Pure Art and/or Smith Cove too.

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If all goes as planned and you are back at the drop off point (which is usually around the port area) at 2:30 or so, you can catch a cab to Smith Cove right there. It will be a short drive, but be sure to arrange a pick-up time, or pay them to wait so that you have a ride back into town.

 

Generally, last tender is 30 minutes prior to sailing. So, if you are sailing at 5:00, then 4:30 ship time would be the last tender. (READ YOUR DAILY NEWSLETTER - it will have very important tendering info including last tender times on it). You would DEFINITELY need to be on that last tender, or you'll be flying to your next port of call.

 

We usually, as a rule of thumb, get back around the tender dock at least an hour prior to the last tender, then find a place close by to sit and have a cold beer or cocktail and wait until one of the last tenders. (Someplace we can "see" the tenders, of course). It's fun to spend the last hour or so just hanging out and relaxing watching everyone scramble back to the ships.

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I just did the Rays, Reef & Rum Point last week. We were back at the pier at 2:15. So you should have a couple hours before the last tender.

 

depends on the time of year. so please make sure of the time of the last tender back to the ship. we were in port until 5pm one time and last tender back was at 3:45

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