Cruiseportinsider.com™ Comes To The Rescue Of Curious Cruisers

Dec. 21, 2011 - PRLog -- PASADENA, CALIFORNIA – Are you looking for the best time to take a cruise vacation to a particular destination—when the number of your fellow cruisers will be low? Or do you just want to see how many other cruise ships will also be visiting a port when you’re there? And perhaps you’re wondering just how much time you’ll have on shore to explore the ports that you’ll be visiting.

The good news is that CruisePortInsider.com, the Web’s most comprehensive guide to popular cruise ports, has published the full 2012 cruise port schedules for 39 of the most popular cruise port destinations. These destinations include ports on Alaskan, Bahamian, Caribbean, Mexican Riviera, Pacific Coastal and Panama Canal cruises.

“CruisePortInsider.com is the only free site on the internet where you can find such a trove of helpful data on the comings and goings of cruise ships in each port,” said Bob Haefliger, publisher of CruisePortInsider.com. “Over the past several years, the visitors to our site have found this information to be of great value and interest. Providing this free schedule information is just a part of our effort to help our readers plan a great day in port.”

The new schedules for 2012 mark the third year for which the information has been available on CruisePortInsider.com. Many visitors to the site have used the schedule information to plan a cruise holiday aboard a specific ship, while others have used the data to plan their shore excursions and other activities. For ports with more than one cruise ship terminal, such as Cozumel, Roatan or Key West, the schedule identifies the specific pier being used by each ship.

The schedule information can be found at the bottom of the “Basics” page for each port, through a direct link to the schedules. The individual schedules can be printed for future reference.

In addition to the cruise ship schedule information, CruisePortInsider.com provides detailed basic information on each cruise port, a fascinating short history of the port and a variety of helpful maps of the cruise port, including maps to the local ATMs, Internet Cafes plus suggested shops and restaurants. CruisePortInsider.com also offers a comprehensive rundown on every shore excursion sold by each of the major cruise lines, videos of the excursions and attractions in each port, and an extensive On-Your-Own section that helps guide cruisers in selecting independent activities, discovering regional culinary traditions and choosing dining options. The site also provides shopping tips on the unique things to buy in each port, as well as helpful, unbiased information on where to buy them.

“There’s no better, more comprehensive and up-to-date guide to each of these exciting cruise ports on the internet than CruisePortInsider.com,” added Haefliger.

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CruisePortInsider.com, based in Pasadena, California, arms cruise passengers with the internet’s most comprehensive information on Alaskan, Bahamian, Caribbean, Mexican Riviera, Panama Canal and Pacific Coastal cruise ports, as well as activities available in each port.