How to know if a port is a tender port?

[HermmyGranger]

I'm looking at my itinerary for my upcoming Iceland cruise and trying to figure out which ports are tender ports, but don't really see anything. For some reason it was in my mind that at least two of them were tender. Anyone know how to tell?

[0106]

It will show at the bottom of your booking confirmation.  See Grand Cayman & Half Moon Cay are tender ports on this itinerary 

[Cruise Suzy]

You can also look at the itinerary when doing a mock booking.

[ontheweb]

This past summer (on NCL), we had Isafjordur listed as a dock, but they had not finished their dock, so our cruise and every cruise on that ship skipped it entirely. A different NCL ship did tender there. On the same cruise, Geiranger was listed as a tender port, but everyone was able to just walk off. We were also docked in Reykjavik and saw another ship, I believe a HAL ship, that was tendering.

 

 

We were once in Corfu on a HAL cruise, and there were 3 ships and 2 docks. Our ship used tenders while the other 2 were able to dock.

[horseymike]

If a port is no tough , it is usually tender. 🤣

Only kidding, it usually shows on the published itinerary on the website.