Cruise crowd calendar

How many cruise ships and people are in port today and on the days ahead. Pick a port to see its busiest and quietest days.

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Worldwide today · Thu 12 Nov

563,793

people in cruise ports · guests + crew

Ships in port
177
Ports with ships
122
Busiest port
Cozumel
Busier than usual
39 ports

Busiest cruise ports today

Thursday 12 November 2026 · people in port, guests plus crew · crowd level compared with each port’s typical day

#PortShipsPeopleCrowd todayNext 7 days
1Cozumel
Mexico
5 ships · 25,158 people
525,158Busy
2St. Thomas
U.S. Virgin Islands
4 ships · 23,530 people
423,530Peak
3Roatan
Honduras
3 ships · 18,060 people
318,060Peak
4Singapore
Singapore
4 ships · 17,172 people
417,172Peak
5Perfect Day at CocoCay
Bahamas
2 ships · 15,857 people
215,857Busy
6Málaga
Spain
5 ships · 15,819 people
515,819Peak
7Port Canaveral
Florida, United States
3 ships · 15,033 people
315,033Light
8San Juan
Puerto Rico
4 ships · 13,236 people
413,236Peak
9Nassau
Bahamas
3 ships · 11,860 people
311,860Light
10Amber Cove
Dominican Republic
3 ships · 11,813 people
311,813Busy

Biggest crowd days in the next 90 days

Each port’s busiest day: days to avoid if you are visiting, or to plan extra time for if you are boarding

DatePortShipsPeopleTurnarounds
Sun 13 DecMiami
10 ships · 50,266 people
1050,26610 of 10 ships
Wed 23 DecCozumel
8 ships · 41,198 people
841,198None · all ports of call
Sun 17 JanNassau
6 ships · 37,567 people
637,567None · all ports of call
Sun 3 JanFort Lauderdale
8 ships · 37,006 people
837,0068 of 8 ships
Sat 14 NovPort Canaveral
6 ships · 35,093 people
635,0936 of 6 ships

How to read a crowd calendar

People in port

Every ship’s guests at standard occupancy plus its crew, added up for the day. Ships without a published capacity are listed but not counted.

Crowd level

Each port is compared with its own typical day, so a busy day in Key West and a busy day in Miami both read as Busy, at very different numbers.

Turnaround days

When a cruise ends and the next one boards, the terminal handles both groups. Expect queues, full garages and busy roads on those days.

Crowd calendar questions

A ship counts for a day when it is alongside or at anchor at any time between midnight and 11:59 pm local time. Overnight stays count on both days.

Guests at standard occupancy (two per cabin) plus crew, from each ship’s published figures. Ships without a published capacity are listed but not counted.

Homeports such as Miami and Galveston are busy on turnaround days, mostly weekends, and can be almost empty midweek.

Each port’s crowd calendar covers this month and the next 11 months of published itineraries. Dates further out can still change.

Yes. Times move with weather and port operations, and lines add or drop calls. Always confirm with your cruise line and the port.