When a cruise ship can't physically dock at a port, passengers have to disembark by tenders -- basically passenger ferry boats from the ship to shore and back. Now there's another way: the SeaWalk. The SeaWalk, built by a company in Norway, is a motorized, flexible, floating walkway that extends from the shore to the cruise ship. The manufacturer says it can move 4,000 passengers in an hour. Read more here, or view the company video. Pretty neat idea! -- Gerry
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