Cruise Cam
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Travel | $1.99 | John Lowrey | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Cruise Cam is a Porthole Cruise Magazine Smart Travelers, Smart Phones app!
Budget Travel calls Cruise Cam a Great App for Cruisers!
Now you can use your iPhone or iPod Touch to sail the high seas to all seven continents and call at hundreds of ports and destinations around the world.
If you have never cruised, Cruise Cam is a great introduction to traveling by sea. Cruise ships sail to beautiful exotic ports all over the globe to visit sun drenched beaches and ancient cities. Now, you can enjoy the view straight from the bridge.
If you are preparing for a cruise, Cruise Cam is a great way to visit your itinerary ports before you go. Your excitement will build as you watch the activities ashore unfold before your eyes.
If you are already aboard, Cruise Cam lets you save the images as you go so you can send a quick low bandwidth message home detailing your adventures. And if your cocktail runs empty during sailaway, blow the ships horn for a prompt refill.
And, if your cruise journey has come to an end, you can use Cruise Cam to sail it again anytime from anywhere. So, grab your Souvenir Signature Cocktail glass, mix up a fruity cocktail, and step on to the bridge of your favorite cruise ship and cruise vicariously through your iPhone with Cruise Cam.
Cruise Cam features cameras from over a dozen different cruise lines, and nearly a hundred ships. Cruise Cam features over 150 port cams from every cruise region in the world. And more are added with each update!
Cruise Cam works on any iOS Device running iOS 4.3 or higher.
*** Frequently Asked Questions about Cruise Cam ***
I thought these were live streams. What's up with that?
The answer is twofold. First, the satellites that ships use to provide webcam images are the same satellites they use for navigation, communication, and charging guest's credit cards. Webcams are not top priority uses for them. Thus small, static images. Second, Cruise Cam is designed for use at sea and abroad where internet service can be very expensive and slow. Static images provide the best balance of viewing and bandwidth. That said, these are realtime images that are updated every minute or so. You can refresh them at will.
Why is my favorite cruise line/ship/port not listed?
Not all ships and ports have webcams. For port cams, we try to feature harbor views where possible. When harbor views are unavailable, we try to select a cam that reflects a unique and interesting aspect of the port. If you have a port we need to know about, please let us know.
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Reviews
The worse app
Valyabella
This app they make u purchase it and it doesn't work at all. I'm so mad and I need my money back
A great app gone bad
Kathy8537
This was a very nice app in the beginning. There doesn’t seem to anyone keeping this app up to date.
Bring on the content!
ArcticTE
The concept of this app is fantastic and it's potential is huge. It definately needs more ships / cruise lines added to it's content list, however! Add content, and I'll raise my review score.
Nice app but needs more
Robert Weissfisch
This app is nice to have and view, being a veteran cruiser i would like to able to see all of the major cruise lines & more cruise cameras. I hope this app gets a major update because i can see me using it a lot more then.
Not good save money
Yo moma
Not good I've been on a cuise and you chould save your money for a real cruise on roal carribben it's owsome the cuise not the app.
Neat, but...
Cruiser2010
This is cool, but limited. It needs more ships and more ports. This ap has a lot of potential. Hopefully the updates will offer more and more.
Very nice!
Sourdoughsteve
Wish more lines had webcams. But this is a nice collection of resources for cruisers and wannabes. The ships whistle alone is worth the price.
Photo album
Reck0
All pictures are snap shots, it's kinda like looking at someone's photo album from their cruise. And when I went to listen to the port radio the app crashed. I think I'm getting seasick.
