cruise ship docking web site

[the kids]

Does anyone know of a web site that will inform what Caribbean port a cruise ship docks as well which other cruise vessels dock there on the same date.

Thanks for your help.

The Kids:

[candycane823]

www.fortevergladeswebcam.com. up at the top left hand corner you can check out other webcams.

[nonno25]

Try this site http://cruisett.com/forum.php

[Essiesmom]

cruisetimetables.com; cruisecal.com. Cruisecal is a pay site, but if you go to the menu bar and click on itinerary lookup, you can find your ship, itinerary, and who will be in port with you. Combine it with cruisetimetables, which covers more small European lines, and you get a pretty good picture. EM

[the kids]

try this site http://cruisett.com/forum.php

 

does anyone know if the royal princess will dock at havensite or crown bay in st. Thomas

thanks

the kids:)

[Cruisin' Chick]

This is what I do (as I have often found mistakes or lack of updating at one or two of the sites that get mentioned on threads like these): I'll find the actual website for each port we're going to. Many of them will have a "cruise ship calendar" (you can try using that as part of an advanced Google search). These will have often have more specific info (often including which berth the ship will be assigned to). Try it out.

[bhopal21]

This is what I do (as I have often found mistakes or lack of updating at one or two of the sites that get mentioned on threads like these): I'll find the actual website for each port we're going to. Many of them will have a "cruise ship calendar" (you can try using that as part of an advanced Google search). These will have often have more specific info (often including which berth the ship will be assigned to). Try it out.

 

I agree. That is the most accurate determination of where a ship will port.

 

Mike:)