Webcams at Port Everglades

PTZtv publishes no mounting location for this camera — only what it points at, which is the port.

Cruise ships, container ships, tankers, mega yachts, sailboats, fishing boats and tugs working the port. PTZtv runs sail-away shows on it, following each ship out of the port and going in for close-ups of the people on deck, and it names Royal Caribbean, Holland America, Princess, Carnival, Celebrity, Silversea, Regent Seven Seas, Seabourn, Cunard and P&O among the ships that pass. That is the link to send to whoever is staying home.

PTZtv names cruise lines but never a terminal, and never says where the camera stands, so this page will not tell you which Port Everglades berths fall inside the frame. Read it as a view of the port, not of your ship's pier.

The top of the Pier Sixty-Six Hotel & Marina, with two HD cameras PTZtv labels South West Cam and South East Cam.

The wide version of the same water: Port Everglades and its cruise ships, the 17th Street Causeway swing bridge, the Pier 66 marina and the Intracoastal, with the Atlantic to the east, downtown Fort Lauderdale to the north and the Miami skyline on the horizon south.

Better than the camera above for reading the 17th Street bridge and the causeway traffic on the morning you board, and worse for picking out a single ship. Because PTZtv publishes no mounting location for its Port Everglades camera, we cannot tell you whether these are two rooftops or two angles on the port from one.

The same PTZtv cameras, played back rather than live.

Recent captures from PTZtv's port cameras, Port Everglades among them, browsable by the last hour, last two hours and last three hours. Useful when the sail-away happened while you were still finding your muster station.