Port schedules

[thunderbay]

Can someone tell me what site it is that tells you how many ships will be at each port on specific days. Thanks

[Shmoo here]

Can someone tell me what site it is that tells you how many ships will be at each port on specific days. Thanks

 

I use a couple of different ones:

 

http://www.cruisetimetables.com/

 

http://ports.cruisett.com/

[sail7seas]

http://www.whatsinport.com/index.htm

http://portfocus.com

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

[Krazy Kruizers]

None of them 100% accurate.

But I like cruisetimetables the best. Besides listing the other ships that will be in port with you, they also list the times that the ships will be port.

[rafinmd]

The biggest weakness of cruisetimetables.com (and subject to our control) is that there are 2 sections, the first for departures (embarkation) and another for ports of call. To be sure of a good picture of all the ships in port you need to check both sections.

 

Roy

[sail7seas]

The one I liked the best of all is the one that used to be free but started charging to use. http://www.porttime.com

[campisfortis]

I am currently ports.cruisett.com.

 

That gives you the ships, the total number of passengers, and the times. You can search by port or by ship. It does not use drop downs, but uses the mouse "hover-over" feature.

 

When you look at a particular ship, you can select by month, and it will show the ports, the arrival and departure times for that particular ship, and who else is in port. If you mouse hover over the other ships, it will show the arrival and departure time for that ship.

 

If you are hard-core you can copy/past the results into Excel very easily, at least I can on my PC. Then you can add it to your trip planning Excel spreadsheet. I am not the only one who has does this, right?