Getting ashore
San Antonio is usually a dock stop.
Most ships dock at San Antonio, which usually makes the day simpler: walk off the ship, meet your tour, and get back on board without tender queues.
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San Antonio Cruise Port
San Antonio is a cruise port stop with regular dockside arrivals and lighter cruise traffic during a shorter cruise season.
Usually docks
Usually quiet
Mid-size ships
What to expect in San Antonio
How busy does San Antonio get?
This is usually a quieter cruise stop.
Multiple ships overlap on roughly 0% of days, so most dates should feel manageable.
- Typical day: ~2,000 passengers
- Busy day: 2,000+ passengers
- Multiple ships on 0% of days
Check your date
October 2026
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Where San Antonio fits into a cruise
San Antonio is most commonly visited on Transatlantic itineraries, often alongside Arica and Easter Island .
When to cruise to San Antonio
Cruise ships visit during 4 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 San Antonio typically carry around 2,024 guests, with Vasco Da Gama calling most often.
Most frequently visiting ships
- 1 Vasco Da Gama 12 calls
Next port calls
Jan 3 Vasco Da Gama
Jan 4 Vasco Da Gama
Cruises that visit San Antonio
Vasco Da Gama
Santa Cruz de Tenerife → Mindelo → Arica → San Antonio
Nov 12, 2026 · 53 nights
Visits San Antonio on day 53
$7,150 oceanview · $135/night
50% below typical · Price trending down
Vasco Da Gama
Panama City → Manta → Bitung, Sulawesi → Manila
Dec 17, 2026 · 65 nights
Visits San Antonio on day 18
$10,498 oceanview · $162/night
41% below typical · Price trending downCruise routes that include San Antonio
These route families show how cruise lines usually package San Antonio, so you can compare the whole trip instead of judging this stop by itself.
Southern Caribbean
Mindelo → Belém → Fort-de-France + 20 more
From Santa Cruz de Tenerife · 53 nights · Next Nov 12
From $7,150 oceanview · $135/night
Best departure: 50% below typical
1 upcoming departure · 1 ship
Tahiti & French Polynesia
Panama City → Manta → Guayaquil + 18 more
From Panama City · 65 nights · Next Dec 17
From $10,498 oceanview · $162/night
Best departure: 41% below typical
1 upcoming departure · 1 ship
Southern Caribbean
Vigo → Lisbon → Funchal, Madeira + 29 more
From Hamburg · 80 nights · Next Nov 3
Price unavailable
Price history still building
1 upcoming departure · 1 ship
Southern Caribbean
Vigo → Lisbon → Funchal, Madeira + 49 more
From Hamburg · Next Nov 3
Price unavailable
Price history still building
1 upcoming departure · 1 ship
Southern Caribbean
Kingstown → Saint George's → Scarborough + 6 more
From Bridgetown · 15–33 nights · Next Dec 2
Price unavailable
Price history still building
1 upcoming departure · 1 ship
Peru & Ecuador (Pacific Coast) · Tahiti & French Polynesia
Panama City → Manta → Guayaquil + 9 more
From Panama City · 36 nights · Next Dec 17
Price unavailable
Price history still building
1 upcoming departure · 1 ship
FAQ about cruises visiting San Antonio
Which cruise itineraries usually include San Antonio?
Cruises that call at San Antonio often follow itineraries such as Transatlantic Crossing via Mindelo, Belém & Fort-de-France, Transpacific Crossing via Manta, Guayaquil & Callao, and Transatlantic Crossing via Vigo, Lisboa & Mindelo.
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