PORTS & PORT CALLS
Port call history and port records
A vessel's voyage history lists the ports it called at, when it arrived and left, and how long it stayed. Ports themselves are searchable by name or UN/LOCODE.
What a port call record shows
Each call in a vessel’s history carries:
- The port called at, with its UN/LOCODE where available
- Arrival and departure dates
- Time alongside — hours or days spent in port
- Whether the vessel is still in port, for the most recent call
History is listed newest-first and labelled as last known history, so a gap between calls reflects what has been reported rather than a guarantee of complete coverage.
Searching ports by name or UN/LOCODE
Ports can be looked up directly, either by name or by UN/LOCODE — the five-character code that identifies a port unambiguously when several share a name. Port records sit alongside vessel research rather than in a separate tool.
Reading a vessel’s voyage history
Port calls are one half of a vessel’s voyage picture; the other is its latest reported position, speed and course. See reported position and voyage information for how those fields are presented and what their limits are.
Ports, companies and shipyards
Ports
Search ports by name or UN/LOCODE and explore port records alongside your vessel research.
Companies
Explore company profiles and the vessels linked to them.
Shipyards
Browse shipyard records, locations and contact details.
Get the app
Port calls and port records are in Vessels Info on Android, free to install with Plus and Pro available in-app. You can also see what a vessel record contains or search by IMO number.