cruzmann

Thought it was tender port but still would like to know where the tenders dock as there are several places in the basin area that I'd like to walk to. Good tip on the availability of whale watching. I want something with small boats or Zodiacs though as my experience with the bigger boats in both Hawaii and Alaska tell me that size matters in a reverse manner.

Can't find information in any threads here about these two activities. More importantly I need to have input from a cruiser who has been on the Norwegian Star for the Panama Canal cruise who can tell me what time I can get off the ship. The Whale watch tour I can go to is only offered at 8:15 as we leave at 2:00. Also I don't have any info about where we really dock.

Comments about Whale Watch Cabo and Cabo Skytours also appreciated.

Thanks for your help and Happy Cruising in 2015

First, I am not recommending this tour because I have not taken it. But, I have had the pleasure of zip lining elsewhere and can tell you that there was no problem taking a camera along. My friends and I would split by a person or two so we could take vids and photos of each other leaving and arriving. I saw lots of people with adventure type cameras that strap to the helmet and I have some video taken by a friend who bought the glasses you see on TV with the video camera in them. Works pretty well. Any camera that fits in your pocket seems to be OK. I never saw anyone with an SLR and don't know how you'd handle it. Sailing to Panama Canal in Jan. '15 as noted below.