carnival victory

[dpgirl65]

were going on the carnival victory ship in april can anyone tell me which one of these islands are tender an which is walk offs i know san juan is a walk off but what about st.thomas, dominica, barodos, st.lucia, st.kitts, st.maaren? thaks

[OhioJeff]

were going on the carnival victory ship in april can anyone tell me which one of these islands are tender an which is walk offs i know san juan is a walk off but what about st.thomas, dominica, barodos, st.lucia, st.kitts, st.maaren? thaks

No tendering at any of the ports.

[kenrod]

The Victory docks at every port. There is no tendering at any of those ports.

[klepton]

We sailed the Victory in Feb this year and docked at every port. However, as I understand it that's not a guarantee. Depending on how many ships are in port some ports that are traditionally docking ports require some ships to tender. I don't know how they decide which ships get to dock and which tender. I wish I did, because I'm sailing the Victory again next April and cruisett is showing 6 ships in St. Thomas the day we'll be there.

[OhioJeff]

We sailed the Victory in Feb this year and docked at every port. However, as I understand it that's not a guarantee. Depending on how many ships are in port some ports that are traditionally docking ports require some ships to tender. I don't know how they decide which ships get to dock and which tender. I wish I did, because I'm sailing the Victory again next April and cruisett is showing 6 ships in St. Thomas the day we'll be there.

Since Victory arrives in STT at 7am, its almost assured to have a space at the dock. In all the years Destiny and Victory have sailed the SC, it has never had to tender.

[klepton]

Since Victory arrives in STT at 7am, its almost assured to have a space at the dock. In all the years Destiny and Victory have sailed the SC, it has never had to tender.

 

Is that really how it works at these ports? First-come first-docked? I guess it makes sense, but I would have assumed there'd be more of a business reason behind it. Like the highest paying cruise companies get to dock or something like that.

[SouthernCaribbean]

We sailed the Victory in Feb this year and docked at every port. However, as I understand it that's not a guarantee. Depending on how many ships are in port some ports that are traditionally docking ports require some ships to tender. I don't know how they decide which ships get to dock and which tender. I wish I did, because I'm sailing the Victory again next April and cruisett is showing 6 ships in St. Thomas the day we'll be there.

There is space for 6 ships to dock in St Thomas.

[dpgirl65]

its great no tenter, now the next quest. is what excur. were looking at Barbado's the 5 star catamaran or in Dominica the champagne reef snorkel? all offer by carnival which one is the best? or what about excur. in St.lucia, St.kitts, St. Maaren We want the best snorkeling