How much time will you have?
About 8h is typical
Most cruises spend 8h to 10h in Coquimbo, which makes it a solid port day compared with many stops.
Chile
Coquimbo Cruise Port
Coquimbo is a solid port day with mixed arrival arrangements and lighter cruise traffic during a shorter cruise season.
Usually quiet
~8h typical visit
Mid-size ships
What to expect in Coquimbo
How busy does Coquimbo get?
Some dates are noticeably busier than others.
Multiple ships overlap on roughly 17% of days, so most dates should feel manageable.
- Typical day: ~2,000 passengers
- Busy day: 11,300+ passengers
- Multiple ships on 17% of days
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Where Coquimbo fits into a cruise
Coquimbo is most commonly visited on Peru & Ecuador (Pacific Coast) itineraries, often alongside Valparaíso and San Antonio .
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When to cruise to Coquimbo
Cruise ships visit during 5 months of the year.
Cruise visits are concentrated in a few busier months, so month choice can change both ship choice and crowd levels.
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Who sails here?
Ships visiting Coquimbo typically carry around 2,024 guests, with Queen Anne, Azamara Journey, and Oceania Insignia calling most often.
Most frequently visiting ships
- 1 Queen Anne 6 calls
- 2 Azamara Journey 3 calls
- 3 Oceania Insignia 2 calls
- 4 Zaandam 2 calls
- 5 Carnival Firenze 1 call
Next port calls
Cruises that visit Coquimbo
Queen Anne
Fort Lauderdale → Grand Turk Island → Oranjestad → Fort Lauderdale
Jan 22, 2027 · 56 nights
Visits Coquimbo on day 40
$11,999 balcony · $214/night
22% below typical · 3-month low
Queen Anne
Coquimbo → Arica → Oranjestad → Fort Lauderdale
Feb 28, 2027 · 19 nights
Visits Coquimbo on day 3
$3,537 balcony · $186/night
8% below typical · 3-month lowCruise routes that include Coquimbo
These route families show how cruise lines usually package Coquimbo, so you can compare the whole trip instead of judging this stop by itself.
Brazil · Patagonia & Cape Horn
Grand Turk Island → Bridgetown → Fortaleza + 16 more
From Fort Lauderdale · Next Jan 22
From $11,999 balcony · $214/night
Best departure: 22% below typical
1 upcoming departure · 1 ship
Peru & Ecuador (Pacific Coast) · ABC Islands
Arica → Callao → Manta + 3 more
19 nights · Next Feb 28
From $3,537 balcony · $186/night
Best departure: 8% below typical
1 upcoming departure · 1 ship
Peru & Ecuador (Pacific Coast) · US East Coast
Arica → Callao → Manta + 5 more
33 nights · Next Feb 28
From $15,899 suite · $482/night
Best departure: 11% below typical
1 upcoming departure · 1 ship
Chile (Pacific Coast)
Coquimbo → Iquique → Arica + 1 more
From San Antonio · Next Mar 10
From $1,379 oceanview · $172/night
Best departure: 20% below typical
1 upcoming departure · 1 ship
Argentina & Uruguay · Brazil
Georgetown, Grand Cayman → Panama Canal → Panama City + 26 more
From Fort Lauderdale · Next Jan 3
From $13,599 interior · $194/night
Best departure: typical pricing
1 upcoming departure · 1 ship
Peru & Ecuador (Pacific Coast) · Chilean Fjords
Georgetown, Grand Cayman → Panama Canal → Panama City + 15 more
From Fort Lauderdale · 41 nights · Next Jan 3
From $8,999 interior · $219/night
Best departure: typical pricing
1 upcoming departure · 1 ship
FAQ about cruises visiting Coquimbo
Which cruise itineraries usually include Coquimbo?
Cruises that call at Coquimbo often follow itineraries such as Brazil One-Way via Grand Turk Island, Bridgetown & Panama Canal, Peru & Ecuador (Pacific Coast) Repositioning via Arica, Callao & Panama Canal, and Transatlantic Crossing via Arica, Callao & Panama Canal.
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