Cruise Ship Webcams

This site tracks sourced sailing schedules, not live video, so rather than fake a real-time feed we've verified and linked directly to the real, publicly operated webcams at the ports we cover. Each one is run by an independent operator, not by us, and opens in its own live stream.

Live cruise port webcams

Port Canaveral: Port Canaveral Webcam A 24/7 HD view of the Port Canaveral cruise terminals, watching ships arrive, depart and turn around. Operated by PTZtv, in association with Fishlips Waterfront Bar & Grill.
Port of Miami: Port Miami Webcam A panoramic view across Biscayne Bay and the Port of Miami cruise terminals. Operated by PTZtv, in association with the InterContinental Miami.
Port Everglades: Port Everglades Webcam A 24/7 HD view of the Port Everglades (Fort Lauderdale) cruise terminals. Operated by PTZtv.
Port Tampa Bay: Port Tampa Webcam A 24/7 HD view over Port Tampa Bay, including cruise ship sail-aways followed out of the port. Operated by PTZtv, in association with the Tampa Marriott Water Street.
Galveston: Port of Galveston CruiseCam The port's own live cameras on cruise Terminals 10, 16, 25 and 28. Operated by the Port of Galveston.
Galveston: Galveston.com Cruise Cam A live view from the Harbor House at Pier 21, watching cruise ships arrive and depart along the Galveston Channel. Operated by Galveston.com.
Key West: Key West Harbor Webcam A 24/7 HD view of Key West Harbor, including cruise ship arrivals and departures. Operated by PTZtv, in association with Historic Tours of America.
Key West: Ocean Key Resort Webcams Live streams of Mallory Square and Sunset Pier, next to the Mallory Square cruise berth. Operated by Ocean Key Resort & Spa.
Nassau: Port Nassau Webcam A 24/7 HD view of the Nassau cruise port and harbor traffic. Operated by PTZtv, in association with the British Colonial.
Juneau: Juneau Harbor Webcam A 24/7 HD view of Juneau harbor, following cruise ships in and out. Operated by PTZtv, in association with the Hangar on the Wharf.
St. Thomas: Port St Thomas Webcam A 24/7 HD view of cruise ship arrivals and departures at Charlotte Amalie. Operated by PTZtv.
St. Maarten: Port St Maarten Webcam A 24/7 HD view from Philipsburg of cruise ships entering and leaving port. Operated by PTZtv, in association with the Holland House Beach Hotel.
Bermuda: Port Bermuda Webcam A 24/7 HD view of cruise ships and harbor traffic at the Royal Naval Dockyard. Operated by PTZtv, in association with the National Museum of Bermuda.
New York: Port New York Webcam A 24/7 HD view across the Hudson River from Weehawken, covering ship movements at the Manhattan Cruise Terminal. Operated by PTZtv, in association with Mastro's on the Hudson.
Bar Harbor: Geddy's Webcam A live view of the Bar Harbor waterfront and Frenchman Bay from 19 Main Street. Operated by Geddy's.
Halifax: Pier 21 Webcam A live view of Halifax Harbour and Pier 21 from atop the Westin Nova Scotian. Operated by Nova Scotia Webcams.

Why we link out instead of embedding

Each of these webcams is someone else's live stream, run and paid for by an independent operator. Linking straight to their own page, rather than framing their video inside ours, keeps the credit (and the view count) with the people actually running the camera.

Want the actual arrival and departure times instead of just a live view? See the upcoming sailings across every port we track, or the full ports index.

Frequently asked questions

Does this site have its own live cruise ship webcam or tracking map?

No. This site publishes sourced sailing schedules, not a live video feed or real-time AIS map. The webcams below are run by independent operators; we link to each one's own live stream rather than re-hosting it.

Which cruise ports have public webcams?

Of the ports this site tracks, 14 have at least one known, publicly operated webcam: Port Canaveral, Port of Miami, Port Everglades, Port Tampa Bay, Galveston, Key West, Nassau, Juneau, St. Thomas, St. Maarten, Bermuda, New York, Bar Harbor, Halifax. We only list a webcam here once we've verified it's live and publicly operated.

Are these cruise port webcams free to watch?

Yes. Every webcam listed here has a free, publicly viewable live stream with no login or subscription required. A few operators also sell optional premium viewing, which you do not need.

Can I use a webcam to see if a specific ship has arrived?

A webcam shows you the terminal in real time, but it won't tell you which ship you're looking at or when it's due. Pair it with the schedule for that port, linked next to each webcam, to know what to expect and when.