Cabo tender question

[boris53098]

Does anyone know if a wheelchair can be brought on the tender boat? My friend that I'm traveling with uses a wheelchair. She can walk short distances, so doesn't actually need it to board the tender, but will need it in Cabo. She's bringing her small transfer wheelchair, not the big bulky one. And our husbands are golfing in Cabo, so we won't have their help. Any advice on the situation is greatly appreciated 😀

[Sir PMP]

Tender is easy, wheelchair no problem, you'll be dropped off at a small pier and from there you can walk her around the port with all the restaurants etc.

[Krazy Kruizers]

Have your friend stay in the wheelchair until she gets down to the loading area for the tenders.

 

The Eurodam has a special elevator that goes all the way down to the loading platform -- I have used it with my Rollator.

 

Then she can stand up, board the tender and the crew and load the wheelchair.

 

At the other end she may have a more difficult time getting up on the pier from the tender -- it is a big step.

[cruzin4us]

7 minutes ago, Krazy Kruizers said:

 

 

At the other end she may have a more difficult time getting up on the pier from the tender -- it is a big step.

 

Also, if it's windy it can be more tricky if the tender is a wobbling.   And as Krazy Kruizers said....it's a BIG step.

[boris53098]

Thanks everyone! It sounds like it shouldn't be a problem 😀

[Copper10-8]

1 hour ago, boris53098 said:

Thanks everyone! It sounds like it shouldn't be a problem 😀

 

FYI re "the big step" on the Cabo Marina tender dock. HAL uses wooden steps (the blue/green ones on the docks in the below pic) as well as two helpers at each tender and/or Cabo tender (the local) boats

 

[boris53098]

Thanks Copper10-8!