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September 28, 2026

Nine cruise ship visits scheduled for Victoria’s Ogden Point

The vessels scheduled between Monday, September 28th and Sunday, October 4th have a combined estimated capacity of 25,789 passengers.

Nine cruise ship visits are scheduled to arrive at Ogden Point between Monday, September 28th and Sunday, October 4th, with a combined estimated capacity of 25,789 passengers.

Seven Seas Explorer, Disney Wonder and Norwegian Joy are scheduled to visit on Tuesday. Together, the three ships have space for an estimated 7,037 passengers. Star Princess is due Monday morning and is scheduled to remain in Victoria until 7 p.m. before continuing to San Francisco.

Norwegian Bliss and Eurodam are scheduled to arrive on Friday, 30 minutes apart. The two vessels can carry approximately 6,354 passengers combined.

The Greater Victoria Harbour Authority’s current schedule shows 13 ships arriving during October, including five between October 1st and 4th. After Sunday, eight scheduled visits remain: Carnival Spirit and National Geographic Quest on October 7th; Norwegian Bliss on October 9th; Noordam and Norwegian Encore on October 10th; National Geographic Venture on October 11th and October 18th; and Norwegian Encore on October 13th.

National Geographic Venture’s October 18th visit is scheduled to officially close Victoria’s 2026 cruise season. When the season began in April, the harbour authority anticipated 335 cruise ship calls and more than one million passengers during 2026, which it said would make the year a record for the terminal.