About Cruise Health Scores

Cruise Health Scores answers one question with official data: how did my cruise ship do in its CDC health inspection?

The CDC publishes every cruise ship inspection, but in a search tool that is hard to use on a phone and that search engines cannot read. We copy the scores and reports into one simple page per ship, with the full history, a chart, and the findings written out in full, and we check the CDC every week.

Rules we follow

• Every number comes from the CDC, with the inspection date and the date we checked the data on the page.
• We do not rate ships ourselves and we do not say whether a ship is “safe”: a CDC score is a sanitation snapshot.
• We do not publish names of people.
• No advertiser or partner can change a score or a page.

Who we are

Cruise Health Scores is an independent project run by Massimiliano Cori. It is not affiliated with the CDC, any government agency or any cruise line. The site shows advertising (Google AdSense) and contains clearly marked affiliate links (travel medical insurance); neither ever changes the data.

Corrections

Found a mistake? Write to us; we check the CDC record and correct the page at the next update.