Best way to search for cruises that visit specific ports

[live2vayk]

Hello,

 

Does anyone have any tips for how to easily figure out what cruise ships visit specific ports? I am more interested in ports than ships, so I have no loyalty to any cruise line. From a price point perspective I always end up on the lines of the masses, RCI, Disney, Carnival and NCL. I would be fine with others such as Celebrity and Princess. I really don't care what the line is frankly, I have never been able to see much of a difference from line to line. I have specific ports I want to visit, mostly concentrated in the Southern Caribbean region. (I don't expect to do so in one cruise of course.) Do I have to do a search with every cruiseline and see what they offer, or does anyone know of one site that will just tell me what ships visit what ports....?

 

Thanks! Happy 4th everyone!

[t_car]

One web site I can suggest is

 

http://www.cruisett.com

 

You can browse by ship or by port and it will tell you what ships are in what port for how long. Then you can check on specific cruise line itiineraries, and make your decision.

 

Good luck and have fun planning your cruise.

[live2vayk]

This was very helpful! Thanks so much!

 

 

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[Keith1010]

Another terrific site is http://www.cruisecal.com but they charge a monthly fee

 

Keith

[Essiesmom]

Best site for that type search is http://www.cruisetimetables.com. Choose yur destination port from the second list, and then the time you want to travel, and it will tell you who calls there, and their itineraries. EM

[pris993]

I use sites like those mention to check out which cruises are going to specific ports and which cruises are leaving from specific ports.

 

It is very useful.

 

So if I what to know which cruises maybe stopping in Haifa Israel, can select that as a port to visit. If I want to know what cruises are leaving from my home port of San Francsico, I select it as departure port when I do my searches.

[live2vayk]

Thanks everyone! I knew I could get some excellent tips here on how to make my searches better/easier! I really appreciate the help.

 

Happy 4th, and happy future sailing!