Docking Overnight

[jb9991]

It may seem like a silly question but when a ship is docked overnight do they let you come & go all night? Or do you have to be back on ship by a certain time? Just curious.

[Copper10-8]

It may seem like a silly question but when a ship is docked overnight do they let you come & go all night? Or do you have to be back on ship by a certain time? Just curious.

 

The gangway will be manned and open during the night, incl. the early morning hours and you can come and go as you please

Edited August 26, 2014 by Copper10-8

[kakalina]

Oftentimes there isn't much to do in that port after midnight or so, depends on the port. In Honolulu overnight there is tons of stuff to do; overnight in Bora Bora not so much. :D

[jb9991]

Thanks! Inquiring minds wanted to know.

[RMLincoln]

Oftentimes there isn't much to do in that port after midnight or so, depends on the port. In Honolulu overnight there is tons of stuff to do; overnight in Bora Bora not so much. :D

 

And I think Bora Bora is a tender port... it was when I was there. So coming and going would depend on the tender operations.

 

But when docked, anytime goes. Enjoy! m--

[PathfinderEss]

And I think Bora Bora is a tender port... it was when I was there. So coming and going would depend on the tender operations.

 

But when docked, anytime goes. Enjoy! m--

 

Your right MRLincoln, Bora Bora is a tender port.

[Copper10-8]

And I think Bora Bora is a tender port... it was when I was there. So coming and going would depend on the tender operations.

 

But when docked, anytime goes. Enjoy! m--

 

Yes Ma'am, being a tender port, in Bora Bora tender ops cease at 2330 and start again at 0700 the next morning

[Krazy Kruizers]

Overnighting in a non tender port means you can do what ever you want. Stay out late -- see shows, etc. if you are in a decent port.

[visagrunt]

The only caveat is access to the port, itself. If the local port authority limits access, then you might have difficulty.