Port Itinerary

inurdreams2379 · September 15, 2018

Where can you find out how many ships will be in port the same as your ship? Thanks in advance!

NWACruiser · September 15, 2018

https://www.cruisetimetables.com/. Click on Ports of Call tab. Select port and date.

Essiesmom · September 15, 2018

Also try http://www.cruisecal.com and click on Itinerary Lookup in the menu bar. EM

Krazy Kruizers · September 15, 2018

I believe that you have to buy a subscription to view cruisecal.

zqvol · September 15, 2018

Be aware that none of the sites is very accurate. If you want accurate information check the port web site for each stop.

Heidi13 · September 15, 2018

In my experience, the websites quoted in previous replies will give you an idea, but I have seen many errors.

For the most accurate information Google the cruise ship schedule for each port, as you may also find the assigned berth.

Essiesmom · September 15, 2018

I believe that you have to buy a subscription to view cruisecal.

This is true, however the route I gave, using the Itinerary Lookup, is free. EM

Ziggy7 · September 15, 2018

inurdreams2379 · September 16, 2018

Thanks everyone!!

Krazy Kruizers · September 16, 2018

http://crew-center.com/cruise-ships-port-schedules-2018

Thank you for this link.

Ziggy7 · September 16, 2018

Thank you for this link.

My pleasure! Here is another link so you can check and see if your cruise has been chartered by another group: https://www.cruisetimetables.com/full-cruise-ship-charters.html

Ziggy7 · September 16, 2018

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