Weather at each stop
Temperature, rain, wind, and humidity are matched to the hours you’re likely to be in port.
A clearer look at the days ahead
Will the seas be easy—or a little spicy?
Add your sailing dates and ports. Cruise Guard turns public weather and wave forecasts into a plain-English day-by-day outlook.
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Waves0.8 m
OutlookEasy seas
Build your outlook
Start with the itinerary.
Use the port names from your cruise confirmation. We’ll handle the forecast window and tell you when it’s still too early to know.
Your Cruise Guard outlook
Day by day
Worth packing
What this is based on
Forecasts can change. Cruise Guard is for trip planning, not navigation or emergency decisions.
What the answer means
Numbers first. Plain English second.
Waves along the way
We sample an approximate corridor between ports and look at wave height, direction, and period.
Your likely comfort
Ship motion is separated from your personal sensitivity, so “rougher seas” and “how it may feel” don’t get muddled together.
Weather: MET Norway · Waves: NOAA/NCEP WaveWatch III via PacIOOS · Tropical systems: NOAA National Hurricane Center
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