UTC ↔ local time converter

Maritime operations run on UTC: deck logs, NOR tenders, position fixes, AIS pings, weather routing, port-control reports. But port agents, charterers, and shore staff frequently quote local time. Mistakes here trigger missed arrivals and demurrage disputes.

The converter below uses the IANA timezone database via Intl.DateTimeFormat — DST transitions are applied automatically per the relevant national rule (Europe spring/autumn, Australian / NZ rules, US end-of-DST 2024 still in force, etc.).

Pick a UTC instant and a target port; the "all major ports" table below also shows the same instant at every other top-tonnage port — useful when planning multi-port voyages or fleet-wide scheduling.

See also

• · Distance & bearing calculator — passage time at given speed.
• · Unit converters — knots, NM, °F↔°C.
• · Port database — 17,600 ports with timezones.

Last updated 2026-04-27