Built around the ship clock
Dock time, all-aboard time, tender status and your chosen return buffer shape the plan.
Cruise-specific planning, not generic AI
A port-day plan that understands your ship has a deadline.
PortTrip builds an independent cruise port itinerary around your actual port call—then shows the route, timing, return leg, confidence and alternatives so you can judge the plan before using it.
Free to startNo account to beginEditable after generation
Start with your ship deadline
Build my port day
Create my planYou will confirm ship, terminal, date and timing details before generation.
Why it is more than a prompt
Chat gives ideas. PortTrip checks whether they belong in this port call.
The planner separates inspiration from operational facts. Hard constraints can reject a plan; subjective preferences cannot override feasibility.
A route, not a list
Stops are ordered with transfers, walking load, opening constraints and an explicit journey back to port.
Unknowns stay visible
PortTrip labels estimates and missing facts instead of presenting every AI answer as confirmed.
Plans can recover
See alternatives and return guidance when a stop, route or assumption no longer works.
A plan you can inspect
See what the plan knows—and what it does not.
Timed route
Ordered stops, transfers and an explicit return to port.
Feasibility before preference
Unsafe or unverifiable candidates cannot win because they sound more appealing.
Confidence and assumptions
Estimated or unverified details remain visible for local confirmation.
Useful beyond generation
Save, edit, compare, share and access eligible plan features during the trip.
Example plan review
What PortTrip checks
Required ship timing presentCHECKED
Return leg includedCHECKED
Walking preference consideredCHECKED
Unverified facts flaggedREVIEW
Alternative route availableCHECKED
Illustrative interface. Actual checks depend on the information available for your port call.
How it works
Three steps from port call to usable plan
1
Add your port call
Enter the port, date, ship timing and whether you dock or tender.
2
Set real preferences
Choose pace, walking tolerance, interests, budget, accessibility and must-do stops.
3
Review the reasoning
Check timing, transfers, confidence, return leg and any facts that still need verification.
Common questions
Before you plan
How is PortTrip different from ChatGPT?+
ChatGPT can suggest ideas. PortTrip turns cruise-specific inputs into a structured port-day plan, checks hard timing constraints, makes the return leg explicit, labels confidence and keeps the result editable and available for the trip.
Can PortTrip promise I will return to the ship on time?+
No planning tool can promise an on-time return because transport, weather, queues and operations can change. PortTrip helps you plan conservatively, shows assumptions and return guidance, and tells you what should be rechecked locally.
Can I try the planner before paying?+
Yes. You can start a plan without an account and see the planning flow before choosing whether a paid product is useful for your cruise.
What should I have ready?+
Your port, visit date, ship or terminal information when known, arrival method, dock time and official all-aboard time. The planner will ask for missing required details.
Start with the plan. Decide on access after you see the value.
Begin without an account. Paid options support saved cruise planning, premium features and access across eligible ports and products.
Planning guidance cannot promise an on-time return. Always confirm ship notices, local operations and official all-aboard instructions.