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What is “Boarding Time” and “Cruising Time?

April 26, 2017boarding time cruising time

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What is “Boarding Time” and “Cruising Time?

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“Boarding Time” is the time guests board the yacht. Typically we begin boarding 20 minutes prior to the cruise departing. “Cruise Time” is the time you are scheduled to depart. The cruise organizer may choose to delay the departure for late guests, and begin the event dockside.

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“Boarding Time” is the earliest passengers may board — it is typically 15 minutes prior to “Cruise Time.

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“Boarding Time” is the earliest our guests may board the ship. Typically we begin boarding 1/2 hour prior to the “Cruise Time.” Tickets are picked up at our dockside kiosk up-to one hour prior to the cruise.