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Has anyone ever booked through "Shore Excursioneer" for their shore excursions. Been looking at their web site. Some tours appear to be exactly what the ship is offering but at half the cost?

 

Have 6 of this time and thinking of trying this but don't want to make a big mistake.

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Yes we have a few times, booked our beach days at Mr Sanchos in Cozumel through them, we paid their deposit ( I think it was $5 per person), they sent an email confirmation with the amount still owing which we had to take to the resort, we handed them the printed out confirmation, paid the balance and there were no issues. One of the times we had to change our arrival day to a day earlier due to a medical emergency on the ship, we emailed them from the ship and they made the changes and notified Mr Sanchos and there were no problems at all.

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Thank you both for your feedback. Thinking of doing the Sea Trek with the grandsons ages 15 and 11 (soon to be 12). Want them to have a good time that's why I am so concerned. Would hate to mess things up and ruin a cruise for them.

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Has anyone ever booked through "Shore Excursioneer" for their shore excursions. Been looking at their web site. Some tours appear to be exactly what the ship is offering but at half the cost?

 

Have 6 of this time and thinking of trying this but don't want to make a big mistake.

 

In a lot of cases, the same companies run the various shore excursions for the ships and independently for other customers. And yes, you can often book the exact same excursion for much less by booking independently.

 

As has been suggested, you should research a company on the ports of call boards here, and also google them and see what you come up with. Other travel web sites may provide reviews as well.

 

Just be aware that if you book independently, it's on you to make sure you're back at the ship in time. That's not usually an issue, but it's worth double checking with the company. In general, though, most major excursion companies depend on the cruise line business, and they will not risk having you (and the other passengers) late to the ship.

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