Webcams at PortMiami

A high-rise position atop the InterContinental Miami, looking east across Biscayne Bay at the port.

Shipping movements in and out of the port, with the MacArthur Causeway, Bayfront Park, Bayside Marketplace and the South Beach skyline in the same frame. PTZtv names Royal Caribbean, Carnival and Norwegian ships among the regulars and follows departures out on sail-away, so someone at home can watch your ship leave.

PTZtv does not publish which terminals fall inside the frame, so this page does not assign it any. The camera is across the bay from the cruise berths rather than on them, which is why it reads as a whole-port view and not a terminal cam.

Port Blvd, pointed at the entrance to South Florida Container Terminal and Port of Miami Terminal Operating Company.

The cargo gate queue on Port Blvd. This is the one webcam PortMiami itself publishes, and it is worth knowing what it is: a truck-gate camera on the causeway every cruise passenger drives in on, not a view of any cruise berth.

PortMiami describes the feed as the entrance to its two container terminals, not as a berth view. Read it the way a driver would, as a sample of how Port Blvd is moving on the morning you board, and use the camera above if what you want is a ship.

The same PTZtv cameras, played back rather than live.

Recent captures from PTZtv's port cameras, 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.