Cozumel Well, this was a day of expectations. We visited Cozumel, and Paradise Beach, about a year ago. When we heard about the hurricane and it destroying the docking piers, we were anxious to see how things looked. I knew we would be tendering in and we had tendered a number of times before on the other cruise lines. I did not expect this to be nearly the problem it turned out to be. The tendering was NOT the fault of RCCL to my knowledge. The tendering company to take us from the ship to shore was running very late. We were supposed to be on Tender 2 but there was a problem getting Tender 1 loaded and off. When it was finally done and we loaded on Tender 2, it was already about 30 minutes late. Okay, we were on vacation so it would be okay. The ship was anchored only a couple hundred yards from the pier (not a big enough pier to dock a cruise ship and for those who know the geography of Cozumel, it was Punta Langosta). Loading went okay but once we left the ship, the fun began. The trip to the pier was about 5 minutes at most. Then the captain of the tender started having trouble docking at the pier. For the next 15 minutes, he kept trying to dock. At one point, he slammed into the pier so hard that he broke the lower railing on the tender. The tender held 300 people and was filled to capacity but rather than get upset, we all just laughed and were thankful we were not having to pay for the tender and glad we were not the deck hands onboard or on the pier trying to get the ropes properly sorted. Finally, we docked and were able to leave the tender but now we were pretty far behind our schedule`