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As of Oct 7, 2026 (Longyearbyen time), 0 cruise ships are reported in or near Port of Longyearbyen. Port of Longyearbyen sees about 1.8 cruise ship calls a week (since Jul 2026), from our AIS tracking.
No Recent Ship Observations Nearby
Tracking data, since Jul 2026
Saturday (6), Sunday (5), Tuesday (4)
Ponant (10), Hurtigruten Expeditions (4), Silversea Cruises (4), Viking Ocean Cruises (3), TUI Cruises (2)
The port
Port of Longyearbyen is a major turnaround port in Longyearbyen, Norway. World's northernmost settlement.
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.
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FAQ
No recent AIS report places a cruise ship within 30 km of Port of Longyearbyen. That does not confirm the port is empty.
In the period since Jul 2026 we tracked 9 different cruise ships at Port of Longyearbyen. The most frequent were Le Commandant Charcot (5 visits), Le Lyrial (5 visits) and MS Trollfjord (4 visits).
July and August saw the most cruise ship visits in the period since Jul 2026. The busiest weekday was Saturday.