Cruise Radar
Your whole cruise, planned around the other ships.
Type your ship. See every port on your cruise, which other ships arrive the same day, and exactly what to do first, when to head back and what you save by skipping the ship's excursions.
Why the number of ships changes your port day
Cruise ports are planned around ships, not people. On a quiet day Dubrovnik, Santorini or Kotor feel like small towns. When three or four ships arrive together, more than ten thousand extra passengers come ashore in the same few hours: the city walls fill up, the cable car queue stretches down the quay and taxis disappear. Most cruisers only find out when they walk off the gangway.
Cruise Radar shows you before you sail. For every port on your cruise you see your own arrival and departure time, every other ship scheduled in port that day, when each one arrives, and how many passengers that adds up to. Then it tells you what to do with that: go straight to the headline sight when you are first in, or start somewhere quieter when the town is already full.
How it works
- Type your ship's name and pick it from the list.
- Enter the date your cruise sails. Not sure? We'll show the sailings around that date.
- See every port of call with the crowd level, the other ships and a plan of attack, then build a full port-day plan for any port in one tap.