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Royal Caribbean • Star of the Seas
Sep 13, 2026 · 7 nights
Caribbean
Port visit history and travel patterns
Port Visits
2
Unique Ports
0
Regions
0
Peak Day
,

U.S. Virgin Islands · St. Thomas
Sep 9, 2026
In progress

United States · Florida
Sep 6, 2026
14h visit
0
Port Visits
0
Unique Ports
0
Regions
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Star of the Seas is a Icon Class ship operated by Royal Caribbean International. Our timeline tracks this ship's port visits based on real-time AIS position data, providing a comprehensive view of its travel patterns and destinations.
A port visit is recorded when Star of the Seas enters within 30 kilometers of a port and remains in the area. The visit duration is calculated from the first position signal within range until the ship departs. This data helps travelers understand the ship's typical itinerary and popular destinations.
Based on our tracking data from the past 90 days, Star of the Seas frequently visits Port Canaveral, Perfect Day at CocoCay, Cozumel Cruise Port, Charlotte Amalie, Costa Maya. These ports are regular stops on the ship's itinerary, making them popular destinations for passengers aboard Star of the Seas.
Star of the Seas primarily cruises in the Florida, Quintana Roo, Berry Islands regions. The ship's itinerary may change seasonally as cruise lines adjust their offerings throughout the year.
Over the past 90 days, Star of the Seas visited 0 unique ports, compared to a fleet average of 1 ports across ships we track in the same period. 0 total port calls were recorded, versus a fleet average of 4.