Cruises

Plan a sailing with ports, dates, cabin details, port stops, passengers, and an automatic per-person price.

For:organizerVerified for Limbo 1.9.3 · 2026-06-13

A cruise plan holds the whole sailing in one place: the ship, the embarkation and disembarkation ports, your cabin, every port stop on the itinerary, the passengers, and the price.

Adding and editing cruises requires edit access to the trip — organizers and crew members the owner has given edit permission. organizer Anyone on the trip can open the cruise's details sheet.

Add a cruise

  1. 1
    Add a plan and choose Cruise as the type.
  2. 2
    Give the cruise a name — the only required text field, e.g. "7-Night Western Caribbean".
  3. 3
    Pick the cruise line from the list (Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Disney, and more — or Other), and add the ship name and confirmation number if you have them.
  4. 4
    Search for the embarkation port and set the embarkation date and time.
  5. 5
    Search for the disembarkation port and set the disembarkation date and time.
  6. 6
    Tap Add Plan.

Limbo counts the nights for you — "Duration: 7 nights" appears under the dates — and sets each end's timezone from the port you picked, so boarding time shows in local time.

Cabin details

The Cabin Details section takes a cabin type — Interior, Ocean View, Balcony, Suite, Junior Suite, or Penthouse — plus the cabin number and deck. The cabin number doubles as the default cabin assignment for any passengers you add afterwards.

The cruise form: line, ship, dates, and the cabin section
The cruise form: line, ship, dates, and the cabin section

Port stops: the itinerary editor

The Itinerary Stops section lists every stop on the sailing, numbered by day.

  1. 1
    Tap Add Port Stop.
  2. 2
    Search for the port location — the only required field.
  3. 3
    Pick the port type: Port of Call, At Sea, Embarkation, or Disembarkation.
  4. 4
    Set the date the ship is there, plus an optional duration, description, and notes.
  5. 5
    Save — the stop slots into the list by date, and day numbers renumber automatically.

To remove a stop, tap its delete button and confirm. A stop without a time shows as "All Day".

The port stops editor — stops sort by date and renumber themselves
The port stops editor — stops sort by date and renumber themselves

Passengers and the per-person price

Tap Add Passenger to add each traveller: full name (required), passenger type (Adult, Child, or Infant), and optional age, cabin assignment, and special needs. The cabin assignment pre-fills with your cabin number.

In the Pricing section, pick a currency and enter the total price — Limbo divides it by the passenger count and shows the per-person price automatically, recalculating whenever you add or remove a passenger.

The cruise details sheet

Tap the cruise on the itinerary to open its details sheet: the embarkation and disembarkation ports with their dates and timezones, an email chip if the booking came from a forwarded email, and a map button when the port has a location on the map.

The cruise sheet — embarkation to disembarkation at a glance
The cruise sheet — embarkation to disembarkation at a glance

Note

The details sheet is the quick view — ports and dates only. The cabin, port stops, passengers, and pricing live in the cruise form: tap the pencil on the sheet to open it.

Permissions

  • Add and edit cruises, stops, and passengers: trip organizers and crew with edit permission. organizer
  • View the cruise details sheet: every crew member on the trip. member

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