Ships in port

[blbailey]

Someone posted a link on here once that had the link to the ships that were going to be in port on a certain day. Can whoever posted it please post it again? Thank you!!!

[damiross]

http://crew-center.com/stay-touch

It appears to be grouped by country but it is not in alphabetical order by country. There are also ports missing. San Pedro, for one, isn't shown.

 

http://www.cruisetimetables.com/ has listings of cruises by ship, port of call, and port of departure. This may be a better source.

Edited March 13, 2016 by damiross

[JF - retired RRT]

I have this one: http://www.whatsinport.com/index.htm

and this one: http://www.cruisetimetables.com/

[satxdiver]

I use ports.cruisett.com but they are not always correct.

[donswife]

I use ports.cruisett.com but they are not always correct.

 

This site apparently does not include the Holland America ships, so I was disappointed when I then checked a different one, to find out there will be more ships in each port than I originally expected based on the cruisett website. Oh well, we will still have a great time!

[Keith1010]

Often these sites are not very accurate.

 

Also try to google the port as many port sites do include she schedules.

 

Keith

[Grego]

I use CruiseCal.com for all my "ships in port" information. It is easy to use and usually very accurate.

[OCruisers]

While none of them are completely accurate, they do give you some idea of what to expect.

[AF-1]

thanks for posting these weblinks; go info to have