Cruise Ships – Fleets, Vessel Data & Ship Tracking
Explore cruise lines and cruise ships, search individual vessels by name, IMO or MMSI and open the correct public vessel page for available ship information and tracking tools.
Find a Cruise Ship by Name, IMO or MMSI
Search the Ship-Tracker.org vessel database for cruise ships using a vessel name, IMO number, MMSI or call sign.
Cruise Lines & Ships
Browse cruise lines and their available vessels. The directory connects operator fleets with the correct public Ship-Tracker.org vessel pages and displays current vessel identifiers from the Vessel Master where available.
AIDA Cruises
15 vesselsAzamara Cruises
4 vesselsRoyal Caribbean
31 vesselsTUI Cruises
7 vesselsWindstar Cruises
6 vesselsCelebrity Cruises
16 vesselsCosta Cruises
14 vesselsMSC Cruises
23 vesselsCelestyal Cruises
2 vesselsCrystal Cruises
9 vesselsCarnival Cruise Line
32 vesselsNorwegian Cruise Line
21 vesselsDisney Cruise Line
5 vesselsCunard Line
4 vesselsViking Ocean Cruises
15 vesselsPrincess Cruises
19 vesselsHurtigruten
14 vesselsHolland America Line
14 vesselsBahamas Paradise Cruise Line
2 vesselsOceania Cruises
6 vesselsCruise and Maritime Voyages
6 vesselsFred Olsen Cruise Lines
5 vesselsHapag-Lloyd Cruises
103 vesselsP&O Crociere
11 vesselsMarella Cruises
6 vesselsPullmantur
4 vesselsRegent Seven Seas Cruises
7 vesselsSaga Cruises
4 vesselsStar Cruises
6 vesselsVirgin Voyages
3 vesselsAmerican Queen Steamboat Company
8 vesselsExplore Cruise Ship Data
Ship-Tracker.org organizes cruise ship information around structured vessel records. Where available, the IMO number is used as the primary permanent vessel identifier, while MMSI and call sign information provide additional maritime identification.
Cruise ships may change names, operators, flags or radio identifiers during their service life. Historical and renamed vessels are therefore treated separately from current fleet records whenever appropriate.
What Can You Find in the Cruise Directory?
Available information depends on the individual vessel record and its current public page.
Nome del vascello
Open the correct public vessel page for available ship particulars and tracking information.
IMO Number
The IMO number is used as the primary permanent vessel identifier wherever it is available.
MMSI
The Maritime Mobile Service Identity is used by maritime radio and AIS systems and may change during a ship’s lifetime.
Cruise Line
Ships are grouped by cruise line or operator to make related vessels easier to discover.
How Cruise Ship Tracking Works
Public cruise ship tracking commonly relies on AIS, the Automatic Identification System. AIS can transmit vessel identity, position, course and speed when a ship is transmitting and the signal is received by a terrestrial or satellite network.
Position availability varies by location, reception coverage and the data source used on the individual vessel page. A displayed position may therefore represent the last publicly received location rather than the ship’s exact current position.
IMO Numbers, MMSI and Vessel Names
Different maritime identifiers serve different purposes when identifying and tracking cruise ships.
Browse Cruise Lines and Related Ships
Large cruise companies may operate many vessels across different regions and markets. The cruise directory groups available ships by operator and links each current vessel record to the appropriate Ship-Tracker.org page.
Existing published vessel pages are preserved and used in preference to automatically generated records. Historical or renamed ships can be shown separately so that former identities are not confused with current fleet information.
Cruise Ships FAQ
How can I find a specific cruise ship?
Use the vessel search to look for a cruise ship by vessel name, IMO number, MMSI or call sign.
Can I browse cruise ships by cruise line?
Yes. The cruise directory groups available vessels by cruise line or operator and links to the correct public vessel pages.
What is an IMO number?
An IMO number is a permanent identification number assigned to eligible ships. Ship-Tracker.org uses the IMO number as the primary vessel identifier wherever available.
What is an MMSI?
An MMSI is a Maritime Mobile Service Identity used by maritime radio and AIS systems. Unlike an IMO number, an MMSI may change during a vessel’s lifetime.
Can cruise ships change their names?
Yes. Cruise ships may be renamed or transferred between operators during their service life. Historical names and former fleet assignments may therefore be shown separately from current records.
Are cruise ship positions always live?
No. Position freshness depends on AIS transmissions, reception coverage and the available tracking source. Some positions may represent the last publicly received location rather than the ship’s exact current position.