Where's My Ship? — Live Cruise Ship Tracker
Your ship, live on the map
After a lifetime around ships, Mark can tell you the question every cruise family asks isn't "how's the weather out there?" — it's "where's the ship right now?" So here's the answer, live: pick a ship and we'll show you exactly where she is on a satellite map, with her course, speed, and the port she's steaming toward. Waiting on someone you love to sail home, or counting down to your own embarkation day? This is the page to leave open.
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📬 Sailing on her soon?
Anyone can peek at the map — but subscribers get the good stuff: save your sailing and we'll email you if the itinerary changes, weather threatens the route, or your cruise line makes news that matters. You'll hear it before the buffet rumor mill does. Free for subscribers during our launch period.
How it works (and one honest caveat)
Ships report their position constantly over a radio system called AIS, and we listen. Near coastlines and islands, updates flow in around the clock — and since cruise itineraries mostly hug the coast, that covers the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, Alaska, Northern Europe, Asia, South America, you name it. Out in open water, coverage can go quiet for a stretch — think a transatlantic crossing or a long sea day. When that happens we show the last reported position and the tracking picks right back up the moment your ship returns to the service area. She didn't go anywhere she shouldn't — she's just between radio towers.