Caribbean Princess Webcam – Grand Class Bridge Cam at Sea

Stream hours: Princess Cruises puts a new satellite image from the bridge online about every 5 minutes, and the player loads each one by itself. After dark the picture is mostly black, and a frame can lag when visibility, weather or the satellite link allow.

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About this webcam

The Caribbean Princess Webcam carries the bridge camera of Caribbean Princess, a modified Grand Class ship that joined Princess Cruises in 2004. Princess posts a new satellite image from the bridge every five minutes, so the page shows a photograph that renews itself rather than a live video. The overlays match the rest of the Princess fleet: a box in the top left corner with the ship’s name and the time in UTC and in local time, a temperature reading in the top right, and a caption along the bottom that says whether she is in port or which port she is bound for. By day the frame can hold an empty ocean, a line of islands on the horizon, or a harbor shared with other cruise ships.

About Caribbean Princess

Caribbean Princess was built by Fincantieri at Monfalcone, Italy, and launched on July 4, 2003. Jill Whelan, one of the original cast of The Love Boat, christened her at Fort Lauderdale on April 2, 2004, and she entered service that month. She belongs to the Grand Class that began with Grand Princess, and she is registered in Hamilton, Bermuda.

As her name suggests, she was designed to cruise the Caribbean year-round, and the islands have remained her main territory. Her career has still taken her well beyond them: cruises around the British Isles, northern Europe and the Mediterranean, voyages to New England and Canada from North American ports, a 2019 move to a home port in New York for sailings to Canada, New England and Greenland, and in May 2025 her first Alaska cruise, a seven-day northbound run from Vancouver to Anchorage.

Caribbean Princess Details

Cruise line	Princess Cruises
Ship class	Grand Class (modified)
Builder	Fincantieri, Monfalcone, Italy
Entered service	April 2004
Gross tonnage	112,894 GT
Length	289.9 m (951 ft)
Beam	36 m (118 ft)
Decks	17, of which 15 are passenger decks
Service speed	22 knots (41 km/h / 25 mph)
IMO number	9215490

What Can You See on the Caribbean Princess Webcam?

The Caribbean Princess Webcam looks forward from the bridge, so the ship’s own course decides the picture. On a sea day the frame splits into ocean and sky, with broken cloud, a rain squall on the horizon or a flat calm in turn. Approaching an island the coastline grows across the frame, and alongside a pier the camera can look over the terminal, the harbor water and the hills or the town behind. Night frames are close to black. Princess notes that image availability depends on visibility, weather and the satellite connection, so the image on the page can lag behind the ship or pause for a while.

One Deck Taller Than Her Sisters

What sets Caribbean Princess apart in her class is an additional deck of cabins, called the Riviera deck, which makes her slightly larger than the other Grand Class ships. The extra deck raised her capacity to more than 3,600 passengers, the largest in the Princess fleet until Royal Princess superseded the record in June 2013. She has 900 balcony staterooms and a whole deck of mini-suites, and a crew of 1,200 runs the ship across her 15 passenger decks.

Her year-round Caribbean brief also shows in the design. Unlike the other ships of the class, she was built with no sliding roof over the pool area, since a ship meant for the tropics was not expected to need shelter from poor weather. She draws 8 meters (26.2 feet) of water.

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Source: Princess Cruises