

As of Oct 28, 2026 (Longyearbyen time), no cruise ships are reported in or near Port of Longyearbyen right now. Port of Longyearbyen sees about 1.6 cruise ship calls a week (since Jul 2026), from our AIS tracking.
- Last departure observed
- Le Commandant Charcot, Oct 21, 2026
- Next scheduled sailing scheduled
- Silver Endeavour, Jun 6, 2027
observed tracked since Jul 1, 2026; we capture most, not all, calls. How we track ships
No Recent Ship Observations Nearby
Tracking data, since Jul 2026
From our tracking data, Port of Longyearbyen
- Ship calls a week
- 1.6
- Ships seen
- 9
- Cruise lines seen
- 7
Ships that call most often
- Le Commandant Charcot7 calls
- Le Lyrial5 calls
- MS Trollfjord4 calls
- Silver Endeavour4 calls
- Viking Vela2 calls
- Mein Schiff 72 calls
Top cruise lines
Ponant (12), Hurtigruten Expeditions (4), Silversea Cruises (4), Viking Ocean Cruises (3), TUI Cruises (2)
The port
About Port of Longyearbyen Cruise Port
Port of Longyearbyen is a major turnaround port in Longyearbyen, Norway. World's northernmost settlement.
Cruise ships visiting Port of Longyearbyen
As a turnaround port, Port of Longyearbyen is where cruises embark and disembark. Ships usually spend several hours alongside while passengers board. The port has 1 cruise terminal.
Positions come from AIS reports and can lag. See how ship tracking works.
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FAQ
Questions about ships in Port of Longyearbyen
How many cruise ships are in Port of Longyearbyen today?
No recent AIS report places a cruise ship within 30 km of Port of Longyearbyen. That does not confirm the port is empty.
What cruise ships visit Port of Longyearbyen?
In the period since Jul 2026 we tracked 9 different cruise ships at Port of Longyearbyen. The most frequent were Le Commandant Charcot (7 visits), Le Lyrial (5 visits) and MS Trollfjord (4 visits).