Cruise Ships in Cabo San Lucas, August 2027

Days with Ships in August 2027

11 days with ships

  1. Navigator of the Seas

    1 ship About 3,400 guests

    See This Day Sun, Aug 1

  2. Carnival Panorama

    1 ship About 4,000 guests

    See This Day Fri, Aug 6

  3. Navigator of the Seas

    1 ship About 3,400 guests

    See This Day Sun, Aug 8

  4. Carnival Panorama

    1 ship About 4,000 guests

    See This Day Tue, Aug 10

  5. Carnival Panorama

    1 ship About 4,000 guests

    See This Day Wed, Aug 11

  6. Navigator of the Seas

    1 ship About 3,400 guests

    See This Day Sun, Aug 15

  7. Carnival Panorama

    1 ship About 4,000 guests

    See This Day Fri, Aug 20

  8. Navigator of the Seas

    1 ship About 3,400 guests

    See This Day Sun, Aug 22

  9. Carnival Panorama

    1 ship About 4,000 guests

    See This Day Tue, Aug 24

  10. Carnival Panorama

    1 ship About 4,000 guests

    See This Day Wed, Aug 25

  11. Navigator of the Seas

    1 ship About 3,400 guests

    See This Day Sun, Aug 29

An estimate for planning, not a headcount. It uses each ship's lower-berth capacity. Real occupancy often runs higher, crew go ashore too, not everyone gets off, and schedules change or ships skip ports for weather. Check with your cruise line or Heather Hills from Flow Voyages.

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About This Schedule

Port schedules change regularly. While we work to maintain the most accurate cruise ship port schedules possible, errors, changes, and omissions may occur. Always contact your travel advisor for current sailing details for your voyage.

Source: Compiled from a variety of 3rd party sources based on consensus · Verified Oct 8, 2026 (Cruise West Coast staff)

A ship marked Expected is on cruise line schedules but not yet on the official port schedule.

Times are estimates, shown in the port's local time. Guest figures are lower-berth capacity.

Smaller expedition ships don't always appear on publicly available schedules.

Ship and port reference data: Wikidata and other sources