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Cruise Ship Locations 16 May 2021 CRUISE SHIP LOCATIONS 16 MAY 2021 Compiled by Mike Pryce, Wellington NZ (Information believed correct at this date. Compiled from various sources and internet AIS, especially www.cruisemapper.com. Excludes ferries and cruise ferries. Many cruise ships have been in “warm” lay-up, when they have periodically moved from their berths or anchorages and gone for short voyages locally to give their engines and equipment “a run”, and including production of freshwater, before returning to lay-up. Ships at anchor periodically need to berth to take onboard fuel, food, provisions and other supplies. Some inter-ship crew transfers at sea are being made, outside port limits. With the resumption of “normal” cruising looking very uncertain in many countries in the near future, more cruise ships are likely to move to “cold” lay-up until the situation becomes clearer, whilst others go into shipyards for overhauls and surveys. Many cruise ships have been in lay-up for over a year, as the initial “pause” has been continually extended due to more Covid-19 outbreaks, and many financial assumptions made on the expectation of an initial two-months lockdown have needed reviewing. This has resulted in many recent sales of older ships, and limited cruising in the Mediterranean and Europe, where these areas are being affected by sporadic outbreaks in Covid-19 infections. The largest concentration of laid-up cruise ships is on the Bahamas Banks (east of Miami and south of Freeport) A large number of cruise ships are anchored off the south coast of England, west of Southampton. Another large group are anchored in the South China Sea, NE of Singapore. Other cruise ships have moved from Europe and South America to the warmer climate of Las Palmas or Tenerife. Updates and advice of corrections always welcome. Adventure of the Seas Berthed St. Maarten Aegean Goddess Berthed Piraeus (ex-Pacific Aria, ex Ryndam) Aegean Majesty Berthed Egio, Greece (ex-Veendam) Aegean Paradise Anchored off Singapore, Johore anchorage Aegean Myth Berthed Egio, Greece (ex Maasdam) AIDAaura NNW of Esbjerg, heading SSW, bound Hamburg AIDAbella Anch SE of Las Palmas AIDAblu SE of Marseille, bound Corfu AIDAcara Berthed Tallinn AIDAcosma Newbuilding at Meyer Werft, Papenburg AIDAdiva Anch S of Skagen AIDAluna Anch NE of Teneriffe AIDAmar Anch NE of Teneriffe AIDAmira Anch NE of Teneriffe AIDAnova Anch NE of Teneriffe AIDAperla NE of Las Palmas, heading N AIDAprima Drifting SE of Savona AIDAsol Anch S of Skagen AIDAstella Anch SE of Las Palmas AIDAvita Berthed Dubai Akademik Shokalskiy Berthed Vladivostok Albatros Accommodation ship at Hurghada, Egypt. Allure of the Seas Anch Coco Cay Amadea Berthed Emden Amera (ex-Prinsendam) Berthed Emden Amusement World Anchored off Singapore, Johore anchorage Anthem of the Seas Berthed Limassol Aranui 5 Service between Papeete and Marquesas Islands Arcadia Anch NE of Tor Bay Arethusa Berthed at Mali Losinj, S of Rijeka Artania Berthed Bremerhaven Artemis Berthed Split Astor Beached Aliaga for demolition. Astoria Arrived & berthed Rotterdam 13 December 2020, and arrested. Failed to sell at auction 3/2021 Asuka II Berthed Yokohama (one passenger has Covid-19) Aurora Anch off Portland, Weymouth Bay Azamara Journey Berthed King George V dock, Glasgow, Clyde Azamara Onward Berthed Civitavecchia (ex- Pacific Princess) Azamara Pursuit Berthed King George V dock, Glasgow, Clyde Azamara Quest Berthed King George V dock, Glasgow, Clyde Azura Berthed North Shields, Tyne Balmoral Berthed Rosyth Black Watch Accommodation ship at Tusla Blue Sapphire Berthed Marmaris (ex- Saga Saphphire) Bolette (ex-Amsterdam) Berthed Rosyth Borealis (ex-Rotterdam) Berthed Rosyth Boudicca Accommodation ship at Tusla Braemer Berthed Rosyth Brilliance of the Seas Anch Great Stirrup Cay Britannia Berthed Southampton Caledonian Sky Berthed Cairns Caribbean Princess Anch Great Stirrup Cay Carnival Breeze Berthed Galveston Carnival Conquest Anch Great Stirrup Cay Carnival Dream Anch Great Stirrup Cay Carnival Ecstasy Anch Great Stirrup Cay Carnival Elation Anch Great Stirrup Cay Carnival Fantasy Beached Aliaga (for demolition) Carnival Fascination Anch E of Sizimen. Sold to Century Harmony Cruises. Reported intended for use as floating hotel in Asia. Reported renamed Century Harmony Carnival Freedom Anch Great Stirrup Cay Carnival Glory Anch SW of Freeport Carnival Horizon Berthed Miami Carnival Legend W of Fort de France, heading SE, bound Barbados Carnival Liberty Drifting SE of Port Canaveral Carnival Magic Berthed Marseille Carnival Miracle Berthed Los Angeles Carnival Panorama Anch SE of Los Angeles Carnival Paradise Berthed Freeport Carnival Pride Anch Great Stirrup Cay Carnival Radiance Berthed Cadiz Carnival Sensation S of New Orleans, heading W, bound Galveston Carnival Silhouette Newbuilding Carnival Splendor Anch NE of Singapore, S China Sea, outside port limits Carnival Spirit W of Port Klang, heading SE, bound Singapore OPL Carnival Sunrise Anch Great Stirrup Cay Carnival Sunshine Anch Great Stirrup Cay Carnival Valor Anch SW of Civitavecchia Carnival Vista Drifting S of Galveston Caribbean Princess Anch Great Stirrup Cay Celebrity Apex W of Cyprus, heading W, bound Piraeus Celebrity Beyond Newbuilding St Nazaire Celebrity Constellation Anch S of Spetses Island Celebrity Eclipse Anch NE of Singapore, S China Sea, outside port limits Celebrity Edge Anch Great Stirrup Cay Celebrity Equinox Anch SW of Freeport Celebrity Infinity Anch S of Spetses Island Celebrity Millenium E of Matanzas, Cuba, heading WNW Celebrity Reflection Anch Great Stirrup Cay Celebrity Silhouette Anch Great Stirrup Cay Celebrity Solstice Anch NE of Singapore, S China Sea, outside port limits Celebrity Summit Anch Great Stirrup Cay Celestyal Crystal Berthed Piraeus Celestyal Experience Berthed Piraeus (ex- Costa Neo Romantica) Celestyal Olympia Berthed Piraeus Celebrity Xperience NE of Colon, heading NE Charming (ex- Sea Princess) Anch Manila Bay Clio Berthed Oudeschild Club Med 2 Berthed La Seyne-sur-Mer shipyard, Toulon Columbus Anch off Alang, for demolition Coral Adventurer Cruising NW Australia Coral Discovery Cruising NW Australia Coral Expedition Berthed Cairns Coral Expedition II Berthed Cairns Coral Geographer Cruising NW Australia Coral Princess Anch Great Stirrup Cay Corinthian Berthed Oudeschild Costa Atlantica Berthed Tuas shipyard, Jurong, Singapore Costa Deliziosa Berthed Civitavecchia Costa Diadema Anch SW of La Spezia Costa Fascinosa Anch S of La Spezia Costa Favolosa Anch SW of Civitavecchia Costa Firenze Berthed Civitavecchia Costa Fortuna Anch SE of Civitavecchia Costa Luminosa Berthed Trieste Costa Magica Anch SE of La Spezia Costa Mediterranea NE of Kuantan, heading SW, bound Singapore OPL Costa neoRomantica (Now Celestyal Experience). Berthed Piraeus Costa Pacifica Anch SW of Civitavecchia Costa Serena Anch NE of Singapore, S China Sea, outside port limits Costa Smeralda Drifting SE of Savona Costa Toscana Newbuilding Costa Venezia Anch NE of Singapore, S China Sea, outside port limits Costa Victoria Renamed St. Victoria beached at Aliaga for demolition on 28 Jan 2021 Crown Iris Berthed Chalkida, Greece Crown Princess Anch NE of Singapore, S China Sea, outside port limits Crystal Endeavour Newbuilding at Stralsund Crystal Esprit Berthed Dubrovnik Crystal Serenity Berthed Sembawang shipyard, Singapore Crystal Symphony Anch S of Port Klang Delphin Accommodation ship Rijeka Diamond Princess Berthed Tuas shipyard, Jurong, Singapore Discovery Princess Newbuilding at Monfalcone Disney Dream Berthed Miami Disney Fantasy Anch SE of Port Canaveral Disney Magic Berthed Southampton Disney Wish Newbuilding at Meyer Werft, Papenburg Disney Wonder Anch N of Progresso, Mexico Dream Beached Alang for demolition (ex-Ocean Dream) Dream Goddess (ex-Berlin) Berthed Perama, Piraeus Emerald Princess Berthed Los Angeles Emerald Radiance Berthed Leixoes Empress Berthed Dubai (ex-Empress of the Seas) Enchanted Princess Anch Moni Bay, Limassol Enchantment of the Seas Anch Great Stirrup Cay Eurodam Anch SE of Tor Bay Europa Berthed Bremen Europa 2 Berthed Teneriffe Evrima Newbuilding at Astillero Hijos de J. Barreras, Vigo Expedition Berthed La Seyne-sur-Mer, Toulon Explorer Dream Cruising voyages around Taiwan coast Explorer of the Seas Anch Great Stirrup Cay Finnmarken Berthed at Floro shipyard. To be renamed Otto Sverdrup Fram Berthed Ulsteinvik shipyard Freedom of the Seas NW of St. Maarten, bound St. Maarten Fridtjof Nansen Berthed Alesund Fuji Maru Berthed Tokyo Funchal Berthed at Lisbon. Sold at auction 29 Jan 2021 Galapagos Legend Berthed Guayaquil Gemini Berthed Piraeus (ex- Celestyal Nefeli) Genting Dream Berthed Port Klang Global Dream Newbuilding at MV Werften, Rostock Glory Sea Bound Zhoushan Grand Classica Berthed Freeport Grand Beached at Alang for demolition. (ex-Grand Celebration) Grand Princess Anch N of La Paz Grandeur of the Seas Berthed St. Maarten Greg Mortimer Berthed Las Palmas Hamburg Berthed Setubal (S of Lisbon) Harmony of the Seas Drifting NE of Valencia Hanseatic Inspiration Berthed Hamburg Hanseatic Nature Berthed Hamburg Hebridean Princess Berthed Greenock, Glasgow, Clyde Hebridean Sky Berthed Donso Hondius Berthed Hansweet Horizon Anch Eleusis Independence of the Seas Anch Great Stirrup Cay Insignia Berthed Oranjestad, Aruba Iona SE of Southampton, bound Southampton Island Sky SE of Portsmouth, heading SE, bound Landskrona Island Princess Anch Moni Bay, Limassol Jewel of the Seas W of Vigo, heading SW, bound Cadiz Karnika Beached Alang for demolition. Knyaz Vladimir Berthed
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