QUESTION:
Website for entry, anchoring and docking fees world wide?

ANSWER:
For entry fees, Noonsite (www.noonsite.com) is fairly comprehensive, though it's difficult to keep this information up to date and accurate. I know of no site that provides comprehensive information on anchoring or docking fees. For most places anchoring remains free. Exceptions are often local (for example, some islands in the San Blas Islands off Panama, some areas of the Solomon Islands).

For the various places you might want to visit you can often find a cruising guide, sometimes assembled by local cruisers, sometimes for sale.

Another source of information is the Seven Seas Cruising Association (www.ssca.org), which sells a CD of the past 8 years of Commodore's Bulletins, which is completely searchable. This is letters written by cruisers for the Bulletin, and is 100% information. We are members of the SSCA, and have often obtained information from the Bulletin that is found nowhere else.

In general, the various cruising web sites, such as the Cruiser Log, are a good source of up to date information from people who are out there cruising. A good feature of Cruiser Log's Forum is that you can 'check' for an email notification of any postings (replies) to your question.