On cruise schedules, when it says "at sea", what does that mean?

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On cruise schedules, when it says "at sea", what does that mean?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

At sea means there are no scheduled stops that day for land-the ship will sail all day to let passengers enjoy the time on the ship without ports of call to consider.

Answer 3

The ship is not in port.  Meaning when you go to the weather decks(outside the ship) you will see nothing but water and sky.  Maybe some land in the distance.

Answer 4

It means the time you are traveling on the water between ports.

Answer 5

That you won't be in a port... you'll be in the middle of the ocean cruising to your next destination.

Answer 6

Lost somewhere in the middle of the ocean.

Answer 7

It means you are at sea, not docked at a tourist trap.

Answer 8

that means the ship will be sailing that day, you will not be scheduled for stops at any ports, etc.

Answer 9

Out at sea as opposed to docked at a port

Answer 10

It means the ship is in the middle of the ocean and not close to land/port.

Answer 11

It means you won't be docking or going into port, you will be at sea the whole day, so schedule your activities accordingly

Answer 12

I would think it means the ship is not in port.

Answer 13

A cruise ship will normally list one of three things on its itinerary.  At sea, docked or tender.

At sea means the ship is moving on the ocean between ports.

Docked means the ship is tied up to a dock, and the passengers can just walk right off the ship on to the dock and then land.

Tender means the ship is anchored off shore (usually in the bay or harbor) and passengers must take a small boat, known as a tender (usually one of the lifeboats) to the tender dock.  A round trip on a tender can easily take a half hour, so it is better if you are docked.

Answer 14

it means you are at sea, not at a port

Answer 15

it's when you spend the day traveling to the next port without stopping hence the name "at sea" i went on a cruise and we used these days to relax and lay out in the sun

Answer 16

you will be on the ocean, on your way to the next place!