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When we were on the Triumph (over New Year's a few years ago), we stayed on Eastern time, and we were told to go by that time...not island time.

 

We booked with CM's also...Joan and Ruth know what's going on. I wanted to do the early snorkel trip, but Ruth said we couldn't get there on time (she was right). At that time of the year (New Year's Day), ship time and island time are the same. So if you have a concerns, I'd email them.

 

If you are going prior to Oct (or whenever the daylight savings date change is)....ship time will be one hour ahead of island time. So if it's 9:00 on the ship, it's 8:00 on the island.

 

Ocho should be the same since they don't observe daylight savings (either).

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Local excursions (like the kind you book on your own) are on local time. Ship excursions are on ship time. If ship time and local time aren't the same (often the case), it is up to you to make sure everything works out. The ship won't care. The locals often do, and might adjust their schedule to meet yours, but don't count on it.

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