Caribbean ship radar live: AIS island hopping & fleets now
Caribbean ship radar with live AIS: year-round cruise traffic between Florida, the Bahamas and the islands. Useful orientation for long-haul trips – then ports like Miami, ship details and Caribbean cruises.
Map after cookie consent
The embedded map loads third-party content. Enable the “Functional” category in cookie settings to view it.
What you see here
- Live AIS for the Caribbean and Florida departures
- Links to Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Nassau
- International and German-speaking ships with position
- On to Caribbean cruises and long-haul routes
Matching ships & cruises
From the live map to the ships – and on to cruises in this area.
Related ports
Radar FAQ
- What does the Caribbean ship radar show?
- AIS positions in the Caribbean and off Florida – cruise ships on island itineraries plus often cargo. The map starts wide; zoom for individual ports.
- Why start with Miami or Fort Lauderdale?
- Many Caribbean cruises embark or call in South Florida. From there you reach the Bahamas and further islands – port pages help with context.
- Are there German-speaking ships in the Caribbean?
- Yes, seasonally including AIDA and Mein Schiff on long-haul routes. International megaships sail year-round – details on each ship page.