Cruise ships this week 🚢
Who is anchored off George Town, when, and how many people they can bring ashore. 5 calls and up to 19,699 passengers over the next seven days. Ship days mean busy tenders, a full Sandbar from mid-morning, and traffic on the waterfront; no-ship days are the quiet ones.
Today 5 Nov
1 ship · up to 4,716 passengers · moderate- Carnival Horizon Carnival Cruise Line4,716 pax · Anchorage 1
Town and the Sandbar busiest 08:54 to 14:00. Tenders run from the harbour; in west swell ships divert to Spotts or skip the call.
Tomorrow 6 Nov
No shipsSaturday 7 Nov
No shipsSunday 8 Nov
No shipsMonday 9 Nov
1 ship · up to 3,883 passengers · moderate- Norwegian Joy Norwegian Cruise Line3,883 pax · Anchorage 1
Town and the Sandbar busiest 09:30 to 15:00. Tenders run from the harbour; in west swell ships divert to Spotts or skip the call.
Tuesday 10 Nov
1 ship · up to 3,840 passengers · moderate- Mariner of the Seas Royal Caribbean Cruises3,840 pax · Anchorage 1
Town and the Sandbar busiest 11:00 to 16:00. Tenders run from the harbour; in west swell ships divert to Spotts or skip the call.
Wednesday 11 Nov
2 ships · up to 7,260 passengers · busy- Scarlet Lady Virgin Cruises Intermediate Limited2,860 pax · Anchorage 2
- Independence of the Seas Royal Caribbean Cruises4,400 pax · Anchorage 1
Town and the Sandbar busiest 09:30 to 16:00. Tenders run from the harbour; in west swell ships divert to Spotts or skip the call.
Mirrored from the Port Authority of the Cayman Islands public schedule, fetched 1 h 10 min ago and refreshed every three hours. Passenger figures are each ship’s maximum capacity. Schedules change at short notice and ships divert or cancel in west swell; always follow the ship’s own times and the Port Authority’s site.