Tagged: Charlottetown – Prince Edward Island

The first cruise ship of the season sailed into Charlottetown Harbour on Monday morning, ahead of the total solar eclipse, though some tourist shops along the waterfront remained closed. (more…)

Port Charlottetown is marking the end of a busy 2023 cruise season and setting its sights on a record-breaking 2024 for PEI’s cruise industry. (more…)

Port Charlottetown is set to welcome 91 ships, over 150,000 passengers and over 63,000 crew to Prince Edward Island’s capital city in 2023. (more…)

Port Charlottetown officials say they are very pleased with 2022’s cruise ship season and are excited about the prospects for 2023. (more…)

Following a two-year pause, Port Charlottetown is excited to see a return to cruise in 2022. The new cruise season will kick off April 22 with an inaugural visit from Viking Octantis, an expedition class ship from Viking Expeditions. (more…)

Port Charlottetown announced that it is preparing for another record year for its cruise business with an estimated 154,000 passengers and just over 70,000 crew over the course of 97 ship calls, according to a press release. (cruiseindustrynews.com)

In what officials are calling a record-breaking year, cruise ships brought 128,000 passengers to P.E.I., an increase of 31 per cent over last year when just under 98,000 people visited. (more…)

Port Charlottetown is preparing for what will be the best cruise season to date in 2019, according to a statement. An estimated 146,000 passengers and 63,000 crew are scheduled to arrive this season, which is set to kick off on May 01, 2019. (cruiseindustrynews.com)

The cruise season in Port Charlottetown opens on May 2 with Holland America’s Veendam and closes on November 4 with the Silver Wind, with a record 94 calls and 115,000 passengers expected, up 28 percent over a banner 2017. (cruiseindustrynews.com)

Tuesday was a busy day for the Charlottetown Harbour, as three cruise ships pulled in. This is one of four occasions this season there will be three boats in port. There will also be three ships on Sept. 20 and 27, as well as on Oct 10. (cbc.ca)

With an inaugural call scheduled from Disney Cruise Line in 2017, the port of Charlottetown on Prince Edward Island is also looking at a potential build out of a second berth at its port facility. (cruiseindustrynews.com)