Cruise ships in port

[dusababy]

Wripro - was it you who posted a link with this information? When I got a new computer I lost this important link from my favorites - and even after googling quite a bit can't seem to find what I've lost.

The site has port, date arriving and departure, and ship -- invaluable in planning debark, etc.

Anyone -- thanks in advance for your help.

Mary Ann

[spuds]

Not sure if this is the same site you had - but this is the one that I use.

 

http://www.whatsinport.com/

[AtMaui]

I use www.cruisetimetables.com. It doesn't show the exact times but you can check to see how many ships will be in port on a certain date.

 

Jaci

[Keith1010]

The most accurate one cruise lines/ships would be cruisecal.com but there is a fee.

 

Other ones are:

 

http://www.cruisetimetables.com

 

http://ports.cruisett.com

 

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

 

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

 

When visiting ports outside North America where most of these lack are listing any of the cruise ships whose focus is not on North America customers and sales. I have found that just doing a google search and finding the official home page for a particular port often brings up a calendar showing ships in port which is much more accurate.

 

Keith

[gentlemancruiser]

The most accurate one cruise lines/ships would be cruisecal.com but there is a fee.

 

Other ones are:

 

http://www.cruisetimetables.com

 

http://ports.cruisett.com

 

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

 

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

 

 

 

Keith

 

I have used both sites and found that cruisetimetables is a bit more accurate then port.cruisett

Bruce

[bobndee]

While cruisetimetables may be bit more accurate then port.cruisett, I find that cruisett covers more ports. Take Ireland for example: cruisetimetables lists only Dublin while cruisett lists Cobh (Cork), Dublin, Dunmore East (Waterford), Foynes, Galway, Killybegs and Portrush.

[Keith1010]

Here's my recommendation.

 

If knowing the ships is so important to someone, use them all. :D

 

It's funny that every time this question comes up the thread then turns into which one each person likes better. I would just let the original poster make that decision.

 

Keith

[Mr Luxury]

Here's my recommendation.

 

If knowing the ships is so important to someone, use them all. :D

 

It's funny that every time this question comes up the thread then turns into which one each person likes better. I would just let the original poster make that decision.

 

Keith

 

Keith,

You will know not to answer when this question comes up again. ;)

[dusababy]

THANK YOU ALL !

CruiseTimetables is the one I lost - and now I've found !!

Amazing grace.

See you in Fort Lauderdale.

Mary Ann:p

[nfcu]

Cruisett is good, however, it only lists mass market lines and does not usually include the small luxury lines like Silversea. So don't be surprised if you do not see your ship listed.

[wripro]

dusababy,

 

Other have already posted the sites you need before I could reply. Lots of good info here.

[dusababy]

dusababy,

 

Other have already posted the sites you need before I could reply. Lots of good info here.

 

 

And thanks to everyone -- and to you Wripro.