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Why doesn’t Celebrity advise the ports they know will require Tendering?

I for one would avoid these cruises as tendering is a nightmare, poor organisation and everybody in such a rush and not worth the hassle.

 

They are on the website, here's an example if it works..Just scroll over in the itineraries to Grand Cayman.

 

https://www.celebritycruises.com/spa/#/itinerary-details?packageID=EQ07W214&sDT=2018-01-27&cCD=CO&aCB=false

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And sometimes you get lucky and vice versa....

 

That happened last time we went to St. Thomas...Went to bed thinking we would be at tender when woke up...woke up and we were at Havensight Dock...told us another ship had an issue and had to change to different island at last minute.

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Why doesn’t Celebrity advise the ports they know will require Tendering?

I for one would avoid these cruises as tendering is a nightmare, poor organisation and everybody in such a rush and not worth the hassle.

As several above have noted, Celebrity DOES indicate, on the itinerary, whether a port is docked or tendered.

And, for your own information, Grand Cayman is ALWAYS a tender port. No cruise ships dock in Grand Cayman, since the island is surrounded by coral reefs Tendering is always required.

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