Reliable ship port calender

[Kim]

Does anyone know of a web site that has a calender for which ships will be in which port on each day?

 

The site I used to use now charges a fee.

[Cruising89143]

The best site IMHO is Cruise-Cal but they do charge but it's a small fee.

[Topo Gigio]

You can go to http://www.cruisecal.com and than you go to "Itinerary lookup" and put the name of your ship and press "find dates". All sailing dates of that particular ship will pop up and then and finally you double click on "display" after you have found the sailing date you were looking for. This part is still free!

[Essiesmom]

http://www.cruisetimetables.com. Free. Covers more cruise lines than cruisecal, particularly in the Med. Much more accurate than cruisett.com. EM

[Keith1010]

I also think cruisecal is the best and they have the best search capabilities but they do charge.

 

Another good option is:

 

http://ports.cruisett.com

 

Keith

[KirkNC]

The only way to be 100% accurate is to Google each port. All the sites mentioned can/do on occassion have huge errors.

[jo-b]

http://www.cruisetimetables.com/

 

is another free site

[garycarla]

As to errors - yup.

 

They are all subject to somebody keeping them current and accurate.

[Kim]

Thank you everyone! I found what I needed as far as itinerary and how many other ships in port, but still am wondering which dock we'll be at in St. Thomas. A friend is meeting us there and they are on opposite sides of the island.

[WINEMANVISALIA]

http://www.**********/general_usvi/cruiseship/ship_schedule.php