Website Showing Ships in Port

[Tigerman4LSU]

I stumbled on a website last night that showed the ships in port on a given, but did not book mark it. Does anyone have a website that shows this?

 

George

[Sea Hag]

All I have bookmarked is this one: http://www.pcsterminals.com/

 

That shows only the San Pedro info, but it's a good site.

[Caribbean Sunsets]

Is this the one you mean?

 

http://www.cruisett.com/ports.php

[Tigerman4LSU]

That is the Website

[cruiserbryce]

cruisett has always worked out very nicely for us. We have used it since cruisecal went to a pay site

[HeidiHo]

That website is great. I just found what I was looking for. We are doing a land based vacation to Puerto Vallarta next month and want to go zip lining and swim with the dolphins. I figured the best day to go would be the day the fewest ships are in port since those things are popular with the cruise passengers. There are 3 days that week that there will be NO ships in port so now we know what days to try and go. Thanks for posting this.

[Sea Hag]

That site is completely excellent. Thanks! :)

[California Native]

Hi!

 

I have compiled a list of several websites that will help you out that I use because I have found that not just one has everything.

I use them not just for cruising, but for when I do land travel to avoid cruise ships

 

They are on our personal online travel journal

 

Just go to the link below and then into Karen's Cruise corner and scroll down.

 

http://ourpassportstamps.com/

 

Bon Voyage

 

K.