Port Schedule

[luvIU]

Hi, looking for an updated site to find out which ships are in a port on a given day.

 

TIA

 

 

[Heidi13]

Try Cruise Mapper, which is reasonably accurate. In addition, many ports publish cruise ship schedule online.

[littlecruise]

This site I use quite often.      https://www.cruisetimetables.com/    

From home page go to PORTS OF CALL tab  Find your port in the hundreds listed click on that then a calendar pops up click on date and shows ships in port.     Plus a lot of other good info.

[CruiserBruce]

The most accurate is simply Google searching for the individual port schedules.  None of the other sites have proven to be as accurate.

[wheezedr]

1 hour ago, CruiserBruce said:

The most accurate is simply Google searching for the individual port schedules.  None of the other sites have proven to be as accurate.

A good idea but many smaller ports do not maintain a searchable schedule very far into the future.  This works best with major ports which often post 6 months to a year at a time.

[Krazy Kruizers]

I do a combination of cruisetimetables and googling the port itself.

[zqvol]

The most accurate information is from each port's website. The other sites pull info from the cruise lines itineraries and may not be updated if itineraries change. They also do not include the smaller lines, so total people in port  could be off by over 1000.

[Essiesmom]

I use a combination of cruisetimetables.com and cruisecal.com.  Cruisecal is a pay site but you can get the info you seek by clicking on Itinerary Lookup on the menu bar.  Cruisecal does not list all of the European lines which I like to use a combination of the two.  This is another possibility:

http://crew-center.com/cruise-ships-ports-schedules-2019

 

EM

[MicCanberra]

port schedules and cruise timetables help me most of the time.