List of All Cruise Ship Webcams: Watch Live Cameras Now

Watching live cruise ship webcams is a fun way to see exactly where a ship is in the world. Most ships with webcams have a camera on the bow – and sometimes on the stern too -streaming the same view the captain sees.

Not every cruise line makes its webcams public, and quite a few have even stopped offering them altogether, which is a real shame. But don’t worry – I’ve tracked down all the working cruise ship feeds available right now.

Just click the links below to watch the live cameras in real time.

But first, here’s an example of what you might see from a cruise ship webcam.

Caribbean Princess Webcam

Tip: You can also view the live webcam feed while on a cruise ship! Just find the correct channel on your in-room TV to watch it. I like to do this every morning when I’m in an inside cabin so that I can see what the weather is like before I get dressed.

Norwegian Cruise Line Web Cameras

Princess Cruises Webcams

Some of the Princess ships also have a Wedding Camera! They’re only switched on during real ceremonies, so most of the time you won’t see anything – but how amazing would it be to catch a live cruise ship wedding in action? Let me know in the comments below if you manage to see one.

TUI Cruises Cameras

Costa Cruises Web Cameras

Unlike the others we’ve seen so far, Costa ships have cameras not just on the Bridge, but at the Aft (back of the ship) too.

AIDA Cruises Web Cameras

Also unlike any of the cruise lines featured so far, AIDA Cruises features three cameras per ship – one on the bridge, one on the port side, and one on the starboard side.

Crystal Web Cameras

Crystal’s ships also have cameras on the Bridge, Port and Starboard sides.

Explora Journeys Camera

Explora Jouneys have a live panoramic camera on Explora I. It’s pretty impressive!

Explora I Panoramic Camera

Viking Cruises Cameras

Viking Cruises also feature live panoramic cameras on each of its ships.

Cruise Lines That Don’t Have Active Webcams

Carnival

Carnival Cruise Line hasn’t offered live cameras since early 2020, when cruising was paused worldwide. It’s not clear why they haven’t brought the live feeds back.

Cunard

Cunard is another cruise line to have stopped showing the webcam, unfortunately. It doesn’t look like they’re coming back.

Disney Cruise Line

Unlike most other cruise lines, Disney Cruise Line has never had a public webcam feed from Disney cruise ships. You can, however, see DCL cruise ships on various port webcams such as Port of Miami, Port Canaveral and Galveston.

You can view Disney cruise ships on port webcams here.

MSC Cruises

MSC Cruises removed its webcams in November 2019. While some websites appear to show MSC Cruises webcam footage, this is not live; it is simply a screenshot from a few years ago when the webcams were last online.

P&O Cruises

P&O Cruises used to offer webcams, but then “temporarily” removed them during the global shutdown in 2020. And, well, they’ve never come back. I’m starting to think that when they said it was temporary, they meant permanent.

If P&O webcams come back online, you will be able to view them here.

Royal Caribbean

Royal Caribbean stopped offering live web camera feeds to the public in early 2020, coinciding with the global shutdown. All webcam pages have been redirected to Royal Caribbean’s homepage. It’s not known whether Royal Caribbean will have live cameras in the future.

Final Word

I hope that you found this page to be useful. I know, it’s a shame that many cruise lines have got rid of the live ship cam. Hopefully, they bring them back soon! And in the meantime, you can still enjoy NCL webcams and Princess live cameras.

While you’re here, you may also be interested in the live cruise ship tracker that enables you to see exactly where each cruise ship is on a map of the world. Those still work!

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Jenni with Disney Cruise ship at Castaway Cay