Roatan Cruise Ship Schedule: All 88 Ships and Their Berth
Roatán has two cruise ports: Mahogany Bay (Isla Tropicale) and the Port of Roatán at Coxen Hole. Here's which one your ship pulls into, what's waiting for you there, and how to experience the real island with Patrice: your local guide, small private group, guaranteed return to the ship.
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Before you step off, measure your ship time against Roatán time: the gap cannot be guessed, you read it off your ship.
Roatán cruise ship calendar
Every scheduled call, month by month, ship by ship, and which berth it pulls into. 910 calls from today through December 2028, read from the same schedule as the rest of this page.
Berths and times come from the published schedule and can change: a ship can be moved from one berth to the other on the day. Ask Patrice the morning of your call.
Roatán's cruise ports
Mahogany Bay or Coxen Hole: two terminals, two different days. See what waits for you at yours.
Mahogany Bay port schedule and excursions: every ship at Isla Tropicale, Roatán
Is your ship docking at Isla Tropicale (the berth Carnival used to call "Mahogany Bay")? Step outside the port and discover the real Roatán with Patrice, your local guide, small private group, guaranteed return to the ship. Book your excursion in 30 seconds.
Coxen Hole cruise port schedule and excursions: Berth 1 and Berth 2 at the Port of Roatán
Docking at the Port of Roatán in Coxen Hole? Two ships tie up alongside, two more anchor and tender in. Here is which berth you get, what is inside the Town Center, and how to leave it with Patrice, your local guide, small private group, guaranteed return to the ship.
Cozumel cruise port schedule and things to do: 3 piers, every ship
Cozumel has three cruise piers, not one. Here is where each one is, who runs it, where to find the official arrival schedule, and why the ship that stops here is often the same one that stops at Roatán.
Costa Maya cruise port schedule and things to do near the Mahahual pier
Costa Maya has one cruise pier, a long T reaching out over the reef at Mahahual. Here is every ship due in, month by month, who owns the port, and why the ship that stops here is often the same one that stops at Roatán.
Nassau cruise port schedule: every ship at Prince George Wharf, and what to do ashore
Every ship due at the Nassau Cruise Port, month by month, and the 19 things cruisers do most once they walk off Prince George Wharf, from Junkanoo Beach to Atlantis.
Belize City cruise port schedule: every ship, the tender landing, and what to do ashore
Belize City is a tender port: ships anchor offshore and bring you to the Fort Street Tourism Village. Here is every ship due in, month by month, and the 18 things cruisers do most, from town to the Maya ruins and the cayes.
Harvest Caye, Belize: NCL's private island, what to do, and which ships call
Harvest Caye is Norwegian Cruise Line's private island off southern Belize. Here is every ship due in, what you can do on the island, the excursions to the mainland, and where most of these ships go next: Roatán.
Your ship excursions, private and guided
The same sites the ship sells — in a small group, with a guaranteed return to your ship.
Royal Caribbean Roatán Excursions: The Same Ones, Private and in Your Language
Royal Caribbean sells its Roatán excursions in big groups, at inflated prices. I offer you the exact same experiences — Tabyana, West Bay, Gumbalimba, Little French Key… — in a small private group, with a guaranteed return to your ship. Often cheaper.
NCL Roatán Excursions (Norwegian): The Same Ones, Private and Personal
Norwegian (NCL) sells its Roatán excursions from $90 to $1,200 per adult, in big group tours. I offer you the same experiences — Tabyana, Gumbalimba, Maya Key, Jolly Roger… — in a small private group, from $95, with a guaranteed return to your ship.
Carnival Roatán Excursions at Isla Tropicale (Mahogany Bay): the same tours, private and personal
Is your Carnival ship docking at Isla Tropicale (Mahogany Bay)? Carnival sells its excursions in big groups. I offer you the same ones — Tabyana, Jolly Roger, Maya Key, Gumbalimba… — in a small private group, with a guaranteed return to your ship.
MSC Roatán Excursions: The Same Tours, Private and in Your Own Language
MSC sells its Roatán excursions to big groups, in a mix of languages where yours can come last. I offer you the very same ones — Jolly Roger, catamaran, Big French Key, island tour… — in a small private group, in your own language (English, French or Spanish), with a guaranteed return to your ship. Often cheaper, too.
Ship pages, numbers read from the port register
Size, capacity, and above all which day she is alongside where I live.
Icon of the Seas: Size, Capacity, Price and Her Roatán Calls
The largest cruise ship in the world docks where I live, about twenty times a year. Here are her real numbers, read from the port register, and what to know before your day ashore.
Star of the Seas Itinerary: Where She Sails, and the Day She Is in Roatán
She sails seven-night round-trips out of Port Canaveral, and on the Western Caribbean run she calls where I live. Here is her schedule in Roatán, read from the port register, and what nobody else can tell you about her day ashore.
MSC World America: the Most Predictable Port Day in Roatán
Monday, 26 times out of 26. Nine to six, on all 26. She is the ship whose day I can tell you about furthest in advance, and more than half the time she has the pier to herself.
Symphony of the Seas: the Busiest Port Day in Roatán
Thirty-nine calls a year, the most frequent Royal Caribbean ship on our island. And never once does she have the pier to herself. Here is what that changes about your day ashore.
MSC Seascape: 52 Calls a Year, Every One on a Thursday
She is the ship I see most often in Roatán, and the most regular on the whole schedule. But hers is also the shortest call of the big ships: eight hours instead of nine, and that changes what you can do with the day.
Carnival Celebration: She Docks at Isla Tropicale, Not Coxen Hole
She is the first ship in these pages that does not land at the main pier. The terminal exit, the walk and the meeting point are all different, and that is what you need to know before anything else.
Carnival Jubilee Itinerary in Roatán: the Wednesday Ship, Every Two Weeks
Every other Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the Isla Tropicale pier. You can almost set your watch by this ship, and that changes how you plan the day.
Harmony of the Seas Itinerary in Roatán: the Island's Biggest Ship, on Tuesdays
The biggest ship that docks in Roatán is back in May 2027. On a Tuesday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Coxen Hole, where she alone brings two thirds of the port's day.
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