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What is the correct term for the boats that take you from a cruise ship ashore?

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The correct term is a Tender.....final answer
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tender
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A tender.
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Yes it is called a tender and I will tell you why...

A regular life boat has one propeller

A tender has two propellers
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A launch
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Tender or landing craft
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A 'Tender' - final, final answer!
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Well I have to join the fun even though you got the answer...My final answer is............TENDER
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They are called Tenders. See

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship's_tend...
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I second that, they are called tenders
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the vessel that you take from ship to shore is called a tender.
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i think its tender boat
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Are you talking abiout tendering? They use their lifeboats but their called a tender because you ahve to tender out there and they always say catch a tender boat before so and so time. IM not sure but thats what I heard.
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tendors i think
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