Phoenix Deutschland Webcam – Views from MS Deutschland
This camera is not a livestream — it publishes one still per hour, roughly 06:00 to 17:00 ship time. Drag the slider to look back over the last few days, or press play to run the day as a timelapse.
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About this webcam
The Phoenix Deutschland Webcam follows MS Deutschland, a classic cruise ship sailing for Phoenix Reisen. As the ship travels, the scene can change considerably between time spent at sea and approaches to land. Open water and the horizon can fill the picture during sea passages, while coastlines, harbor areas, terminals, and neighboring vessels can become part of the scene closer to port.
The camera is useful for checking the visual surroundings of MS Deutschland without relying on a fixed shore-based viewpoint. Different daylight conditions also change the character of the scene throughout the day. Because the vessel moves between destinations, the MS Deutschland live webcam can present a very different setting from one sailing period to another.
About MS Deutschland
MS Deutschland is a relatively small ocean cruise ship associated with Phoenix Reisen. Built in Germany by Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft in Kiel, the vessel entered service in 1998. Its traditional profile and interior styling distinguish it from the much larger resort-style cruise ships introduced in more recent years.
The ship measures 175.30 m (575 ft) long and 23 m (75 ft) wide. Phoenix Reisen lists a maximum passenger capacity of 550, with a crew of about 290. Its gross tonnage is 22,496 GT. The vessel sails under the flag of the Bahamas and is registered in Nassau.
Deutschland has undergone regular renovations during its long career. Its smaller dimensions allow for a more traditional cruise ship layout, while stabilizers help reduce rolling at sea. German is the main language used aboard, reflecting the ship’s focus on the German-speaking cruise market. The vessel has also become widely recognized through its association with the long-running German television series Das Traumschiff.
MS Deutschland Details
| Cruise line | Phoenix Reisen |
|---|---|
| Entered service | 1998 |
| Shipbuilder | Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft, Kiel, Germany |
| Gross tonnage | 22,496 GT |
| Length | 175.30 m (575 ft) |
| Beam | 23 m (75 ft) |
| Passenger capacity | Maximum 550 |
| Crew | Approximately 290 |
| Flag | Bahamas |
| IMO number | 9141807 |
What Can You See on the Phoenix Deutschland Webcam?
The Phoenix Deutschland Webcam changes with the ship’s surroundings. During stretches at sea, open water, the horizon, cloud formations, and changing daylight can dominate the picture. Other vessels can occasionally pass through the wider scene.
Closer to land, the setting can become more detailed. Coastlines, islands, harbor entrances, waterfront buildings, cruise terminals, and other ships may appear as Deutschland approaches or leaves port. Harbor scenes can also include ferries, tugboats, pilot boats, and commercial traffic, depending on the location. Since conditions and surroundings continually differ during a cruise, no two periods on the cruise ship webcam necessarily look the same.
A Classic German Cruise Ship
Deutschland was completed at Kiel in 1998 and has remained notable for its traditional approach to cruising. At 22,496 GT, it is considerably smaller than many modern cruise ships, giving it proportions associated with an earlier generation of passenger vessels.
Phoenix Reisen describes the ship as having a classic grand hotel style. Rather than following the design of today’s large floating resorts, its identity centers on a more conventional passenger ship atmosphere. The vessel has been renovated repeatedly over the years while retaining the recognizable exterior profile that has made it familiar in European cruise ports.
Explore More Cruise Ship Webcams
More Phoenix Reisen ships can be followed on LiveWorldWebcams. See the Phoenix Artania Webcam, check the Phoenix Amera Webcam, or visit the Amadea Webcam for more cruise ship camera views.
Source: Phoenix Reisen