Cruise Itinerary

Cruise Itinerary puts a weekly register of the cruise market inside Claude. Ask about cruises in plain words and get answers from real data: upcoming sailings across more than 40 cruise lines, each ship's day-by-day itinerary, the weekly fare history of any sailing, how much ship capacity reaches a port each month, and the Cruise Price Index, a weekly measure of how cruise fares are moving.

It is built for people who need every line at once: shore-excursion and tour operators planning around ship calls, ports and destinations comparing their season, travel planners grounding itineraries in real sailings, and analysts and journalists tracking fares.

Start with any name, however it is spelt: the resolver turns "Port Canaveral", "Symphony of the Seas" or "NCL" into the ids the other tools use. Every answer carries its caveats. Fares are weekly snapshots captured every Monday, not live or bookable prices, and a missing fare means the cabin was not offered or was sold out. Itinerary days are marked exact when they come from the cruise line's published itinerary and estimated when they were placed from the route. Port capacity is monthly and counts berths, which are capacity, not passengers. Coverage is strongest for North American lines; TUI Cruises/Marella, AIDA, Saga, Fred. Olsen and Hapag-Lloyd are not covered.

Sign in with your email; a new address gets a free account (500 calls a month) with the resolver and the Price Index. Paid plans add sailings and itineraries (Developer), fare history and port capacity (Business). Every tool is read-only.