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Charlotteville (Tobago)

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Charlotteville cruise port

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Bahamas - Caribbean - Bermuda

Local Time
2024-11-23 03:05

min: 83 °F (28 °C) / max: 84 °F (30 °C) 83°F
28.5°C
Wind: 95°/ 4.4 m/s Gust: 4.8 m/sWind: 95°/ 4.4 m/s Gust: 4.8 m/sGentle breeze
4.4 m/s
Min / Max Temperature84 °F / 30 °C
83 °F / 29 °C
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Port Charlotteville cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Charlotteville, Tobago. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

DayShipArrivalDeparture
1 March, 2026
Sunday
Star Clippers Cruises cruise lineStar Clipper
12 March, 2026
Thursday
Star Clippers Cruises cruise lineStar Clipper
21 March, 2026
Saturday
Windstar Cruises Cruises cruise lineStar Pride07:0016:00

Charlotteville is a port village located on Man-o-war Bay (Tobago Island's northeastern), with population under 1,000. As cruise port, Charlotteville is visited by smaller-sized luxury ships, superyachts and expedition-type vessels from the fleets of ultra-premium travel brands like Seabourn, SeaDream, AOV/Atlas-Ocean-Voyages, Windstar, Ritz-Carlton.

For season 2023-2024 (October-April), the country expected ~120,000 cruise ship tourists (~90,000 passengers plus ~30,000 crew) representing an 81% increase over season 2022-23.

The country's other major cruise ports are Port-of-Spain (Trinidad Island) and Scarborough (Tobago Island).

The first European settlers to the region arrived in 1633, with much more arriving in 1639. The village's history is closely connected with sugar farming. The deepwater harbor of Charlotteville was also of great importance for the development of the settlement. In more recent days fishing has been important for the economy of Charlotteville.

The village of Charlotteville boasts with one of the few remaining unique tamboo bamboo bands. Rhythms in it are produced by banging bamboo on the ground. It originated in slavery times as slaves were not allowed to play any musical instruments. Nowadays a saxophone player is also in the band.

Charlotteville has several small restaurants. The village has no large hotels, just a few guesthouses and apartments to rent. Pirate's Bay and the beach in the village is 20 minutes' walk along a track.

Pirate's Bay (also popular as "Little Italy") is hidden at the other side of Charlotteville. It is famous for its popularity in playing football.

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