This is a neat tool to tell you how many, if any, ships will be in port with you.
http://www.cruisecal.com/portal/ItineraryLookup/tabid/2918/Default.aspx
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Who's in port with you?
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This is a neat tool to tell you how many, if any, ships will be in port with you.
http://www.cruisecal.com/portal/ItineraryLookup/tabid/2918/Default.aspx
Interesting. Thank you,
Dec. 2015 , I was cruising on the Veendam, we cruised in to Mazatlán they had 4 ships there , way to many people in one place
One time in Nassau there were 4 ships. I agree. Way too many.
Dec. 2015 , I was cruising on the Veendam, we cruised in to Mazatlán they had 4 ships there , way to many people in one place
I do snarky well.
however, regardless of how many ships are in port when you are, does it affect your plans ? I mean, if you have an excursion booked, you go on it and have a great time. Ok, some beaches may be crowded. Ask a cab driver about any private beaches. Even if there is a fee to hang out there. We found a great one in Bermuda. Not crowded. Not fighting for sand, or lounges. Restaurant right there. Drinks brought to you. Well worth the costs.
I just had an idea for a thread. Thanks
You're welcome. My 2 primary concerns were Megan's bay in St. Thomas and Maho Beach in St. Maartin. A LOT of reviews I have read said the beaches were crowded. The less ships in port, the better. St. Maartin, for example, has 4 other ships in port. Maho beach is not an excursion but something we are doing on our own. Knowing how many ships are there makes me plan to leave as early as possible. This can actually be helpful after all.
âWhat was your thread idea?
I do snarky well.
however, regardless of how many ships are in port when you are, does it affect your plans ? I mean, if you have an excursion booked, you go on it and have a great time. Ok, some beaches may be crowded. Ask a cab driver about any private beaches. Even if there is a fee to hang out there. We found a great one in Bermuda. Not crowded. Not fighting for sand, or lounges. Restaurant right there. Drinks brought to you. Well worth the costs.
I just had an idea for a thread. Thanks
We have that same information available right here on the site! On every port page. it's on the right hand column.
http://cruiseline.com/port/caribbean-eastern/charlotte-amalie-st-thomas
It shows the current day by default, but you can click and select the date you'll be there! Easy peasy and you don't have to go anywhere else.
Hey cool thanks. I'll check this out.
Hey, thanks for the snarky reply. I like to know how busy a port is going to be when I get there. Keep scrolling if you are not interested.
We have that same information available right here on the site! On every port page. it's on the right hand column.
http://cruiseline.com/port/caribbean-eastern/charlotte-amalie-st-thomas
It shows the current day by default, but you can click and select the date you'll be there! Easy peasy and you don't have to go anywhere else.
.....and I care about this........why ?