Seaside eastern Caribbean ports

[jcathers1]

Can anyone tell me the specific ports for the eastern Caribbean itinerary (San Juan, St. Thomas, San Maarten, Nassau)?

 

I ask for specifics, because I understand some ports have multiple places the ship can dock (St. Thomas for one), and when planning excursions, I want to know where the ship will be docking.

 

Thanks!

[mickey89]

Seaside will probably dock as shown below (nothing is ever certain ) -

San Juan - Pan American Dock

St. Thomas - Havensight 

St. Maarten & Nassau  - Main Cruise Terminal

[shipgeeks]

I would question Pan American as the dock for San Juan.  That is usually only used for embarking and disembarking (ie, beginning and ending a cruise).  More likely, in my experience, is the city docks at Old San Juan, with easy access to many attractions.

 

[dexddd]

11 hours ago, shipgeeks said:

I would question Pan American as the dock for San Juan.  That is usually only used for embarking and disembarking (ie, beginning and ending a cruise).  More likely, in my experience, is the city docks at Old San Juan, with easy access to many attractions.

 

I'd question that too as reports talk about walking to fort.

[JAGR]

We were on first week of March, and we used Dock 4 (Carnival's main terminal).  That was probably due to the accident another line's ship had in February.  You will most assuredly be in one of the terminals by the Sheraton Hotel.

[CruisingMom77]

We docked in Old San Juan on our Divina cruise in 2017. Easy walk to all the attractions.