Which of these are tender ports?

[ann1bell]

I have called Celebrity to ask them which of our ports would be tender ports. The person I talked to said she did not know and suggested that I google.

 

I have read many posts here and think I have the correct info. Can someone here please confirm.

 

Edinburgh and St. Peter Port are tender ports.

 

Invergordon, Belfast, Dublin, Liverpool and Cork have docks for cruise ships.

 

Thanks so much.

[LHT28]

Edinburgh could be either check the port schedule for your ship & date

 

http://www.cruiseforth.com/content/ship/

[Guernseycruiser]

I have called Celebrity to ask them which of our ports would be tender ports. The person I talked to said she did not know and suggested that I google.

 

I have read many posts here and think I have the correct info. Can someone here please confirm.

 

Edinburgh and St. Peter Port are tender ports.

 

Invergordon, Belfast, Dublin, Liverpool and Cork have docks for cruise ships.

 

Thanks so much.

 

St Peter Port is definitely a tender port, unfortunately.

[hxhbk]

Belfast and Dublin are both dockside ports.

[sj-cruiser]

Did all those ports (except Liverpool) last week on the Royal Princess and your assessment was correct. We did hear that one of the dock ports we went to could be dock or tender but I don't remember which one.

 

We were unable to stop in St Peter Port due to high winds. (May 26, 2018)

[Guernseycruiser]

Did all those ports (except Liverpool) last week on the Royal Princess and your assessment was correct. We did hear that one of the dock ports we went to could be dock or tender but I don't remember which one.

 

We were unable to stop in St Peter Port due to high winds. (May 26, 2018)

 

It was a shame the the Royal Princess could not stop, especially as RCCL Brilliance of the Seas did stop the same day. Yesterday the Royal Princess was in with Cunard's QV, the town was very busy. I recommend taking a private tour to see as much as you can of Guernsey in such a short time available.