Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
PortClock plans shore time against the ship’s clock
A cruise-day planner filters shore excursions by how much time you have in port.
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- Cruise passengers planning independent shore excursions
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- The planner defaults to a one-hour safety margin before all aboard and budgets about 20 minutes to get ashore at a pier, 45 at a tender port.
Field notes
The homepage explains separate timing allowances for pier and tender ports, then says it plans around the longest duration when a tour is listed as a range. Its guides cover port-specific details such as pier locations, taxi fares, independent places to visit, and typical call lengths. The homepage lists 15 destinations or destination groups, including Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Key West, and Cartagena.
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