I'll be on the Ruby Princess in January 2019 and Cabo San Lucas is the only port stop where tender boats are required (no pier). I read that this can mean it takes a bit longer to get off the ship. We are at the port from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm.
I believe guests who book excursions via the ship are first in line to get off the boat. Princess Cruise has snorkeling excursions starting at $70 per person, with visits to the Sea of Cortez and Santa Maria Cove.
Would it be much cheaper to just find a private tour from a local company, and if so, it is worth not being first in line to get off the ship?
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I'll be on the Ruby Princess in January 2019 and Cabo San Lucas is the only port stop where tender boats are required (no pier). I read that this can mean it takes a bit longer to get off the ship. We are at the port from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm.
I believe guests who book excursions via the ship are first in line to get off the boat. Princess Cruise has snorkeling excursions starting at $70 per person, with visits to the Sea of Cortez and Santa Maria Cove.
Would it be much cheaper to just find a private tour from a local company, and if so, it is worth not being first in line to get off the ship?
Thanks for the insights.