A vessel page shows recent port calls and completed voyages — the movement history, not just the current point.
What you see
- "Recent calls" — arrivals and departures with dates.
- "Completed voyages" — routes the vessel has already sailed.
How much history you can see
Without an account the page shows a preview: the two latest voyages and three port calls. With an account the depth opens as a window per plan:
- FREE — the last 7 days.
- PRO — the last 21 days.
- ENTERPRISE — the full archive.
The archive keeps accumulating, so its depth grows every day — the current number of days is shown right next to the history. Records beyond your window are not lost: they unlock when you move to a higher plan.
Why it helps
- Understand the vessel's pattern and typical routes.
- See where it goes and how often.
For trading areas and the full picture, read the voyage blocks in full.
How to see which vessels called at a port
A port page shows the call history of every vessel — who called, when it arrived and departed, and how long it stayed alongside. It mirrors the vessel history: a vessel page answers "where has this ship been", a port page answers "who has been to this port".
- Open the port page — via search or the ports map.
- Sign in: the "Port call history" section is locked for visitors.
- Set the period in the "From" and "To" fields — the history reloads for the selected dates.
- Narrow the list down: search by name, IMO or MMSI, filter by vessel type, sort by date or by time in port.
The history depth on a port page: FREE — the last 24 hours, PRO — 21 days, ENTERPRISE — the full archive. Only confirmed calls with at least 1 hour alongside count: transiting past a port or waiting at anchor is not a call. One view returns up to 1,000 calls — narrow the dates for longer periods.
See also