ships in port each day, need a link

[KATHY@HOME]

I will be going to Hawaii 11/24 and the Caribbean 9/29 and want to find out how many ships will be at the port where we stop. Any links? Thanks, will help us decide what to do for our port days.

[luvs2travl]

I will be going to Hawaii 11/24 and the Caribbean 9/29 and want to find out how many ships will be at the port where we stop. Any links? Thanks, will help us decide what to do for our port days.

 

There are several, but we have found this one is the easiest to navigate:

 

http://cruisett.com/ships.php

 

Another is:

 

http://www.cruisereport.com/portsofCallList.aspx

 

Hope this helps a bit! :)

[cruiserking]

http://www.cruisetimetables.com is the best of the bunch in my humble opinion. :D

 

Jonathan

[Krazy Kruizers]

I have to agree -- even though no site is accurate -- cruisetimetables is the best.

[luvs2travl]

I have to agree -- even though no site is accurate -- cruisetimetables is the best.

 

Hi KrazyKruiser,

 

Maybe it's me, but I can't figure out how to use that particular site. What's the secret, please? Seems very confusing. For example, we will be in St Thomas, VI on Oct 12, 2010 on the Emerald Princess. When I click on "St Thomas" I get nothing at all that shows any scheduled arrivals for any ships for 2010 - it goes straight to 2011/2012.

 

The Cruisett site shows the Emerald plus three other ships in port that day.

 

It could certainly be "operator error" on my part! ;)

 

Thanks so much for your help! :)

[Keith1010]

None of the sites are 100% accurate. But if you use all three sites mentioned you will get a feel. If there is a conflict where one site shows a particular ship in port and the onther one doesn't you can reconcile that by going to the respective cruise lines web site.

 

Keith