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Crown Princess in Aruba and Barbados: port days and what to do

Princess ship14 calls in Aruba and Barbados in our schedule, from Tue 22 Dec to Fri 26 Marabout 3,100 guests at double occupancy

All the days Crown Princess is scheduled in Aruba and Barbados, with arrival and departure times, how busy the port is on those days and what fits in your hours ashore.

Crown Princess port days

DatePortArrivesDepartsCrowdOther ships
Tue 22 DecAruba10:0022:00very busy1 other ship
Fri 1 JanBarbados07:0017:00packed2 other ships
Fri 8 JanBarbados07:0017:00packed2 other ships
Fri 15 JanBarbados07:0017:00packed3 other ships
Fri 22 JanBarbados07:0021:00very busy3 other ships
Fri 29 JanBarbados07:0017:00very busy1 other ship
Fri 5 FebBarbados07:0017:00very busy2 other ships
Fri 12 FebBarbados07:0017:00very busy1 other ship
Fri 19 FebBarbados07:0017:00very busy4 other ships
Fri 26 FebBarbados07:0017:00very busy2 other ships
Fri 5 MarBarbados07:0017:00very busy3 other ships
Fri 12 MarBarbados07:0017:00very busy2 other ships
Fri 19 MarBarbados07:0017:00very busy1 other ship
Fri 26 MarBarbados07:0017:00busy0 other ships

Schedules are provisional. Your ship's all-aboard time is what counts.

How much time do you get?

Stops in our data run from 10 to 14 hours. On the shortest one (Barbados) you have about 8 hours ashore once you keep a margin before all aboard.

That fits: Historic Bridgetown, Mount Gay rum tasting, Carlisle Bay beaches, Catamaran with turtles and shipwrecks, George Washington House and the Garrison, Harrison's Cave, Crane Beach, Bathsheba and the east coast, St. Nicholas Abbey.

The busiest day for this ship is Fri 8 Jan (about 10,400 guests ashore at the peak, packed).

Aruba cruise port guide

Barbados cruise port guide