is there a way on the NCL website to determine if a port is a tender port?

[Lydia B.]

Good day,

I haven`t sailed NCL for a bit. Is there a way to determine if your ports require tendering? We r doing the Canary Island run out of Barcelona on the Spirit. Thank you in advance. Lydia

[fergusonvt]

I know that on my last NCL cruise it was stated in the cruise documents itinerary portion.

[shark with a laser]

There's a list on here somewhere of NCL tender ports that I remember seeing. NCL may also have a list of tender ports on their site. That said, Naples is on the list, and both times I've been to Naples on NCL cruises we docked. Your best bet is your cruise docs if you want to be really sure.

[computerworks]

Here you are...

 

http://www.ncl.com/about/accessible-cruising#taps

 

As stated above, always check your docs... many ports can be either Dock or Anchor/tender... based on traffic that day.

[xenagurl]

Good day,

I haven`t sailed NCL for a bit. Is there a way to determine if your ports require tendering? We r doing the Canary Island run out of Barcelona on the Spirit. Thank you in advance. Lydia

 

 

I think that it mentions it in the itinerary area when you go to book. I don't know if the same islands are included, but I did the Canary Island run on the Jade last year and there was no tendering.

[Lydia B.]

Thank u everyone. Looks like no tenders on this cruise which is a plus.