At Panama City the cruise ships don't have a place to dock. Rather, they anchor in the harbor and passengers are ferried by tenders to the shore. The Coral Princess carries its own tenders, catamarans that double as lifeboats. They're lowered to the water and hoisted back to the ship on davits.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Tender is the Ride
At Panama City the cruise ships don't have a place to dock. Rather, they anchor in the harbor and passengers are ferried by tenders to the shore. The Coral Princess carries its own tenders, catamarans that double as lifeboats. They're lowered to the water and hoisted back to the ship on davits.
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